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Equinor, Norway’s leading energy company, has made significant moves to strengthen shareholder value and reduce its environmental footprint through share buy-backs and innovative sustainability initiatives.

Equinor continues to drive growth and sustainability through strategic initiatives, including a share buy-back program and a groundbreaking discovery in the North Sea that could reduce its carbon footprint.

Equinor’s shares have surged due to a market rally and project milestones, including the resumption of its $5 billion offshore wind project in New York.

Equinor ASA is boosting employee morale and driving growth with its focus on employee engagement and renewable energy, including a major offshore wind project in New York valued at $5 billion.

Equinor’s annual general meeting approved the 2024 annual report and a $0.37 per share cash dividend, while also highlighting recent operations and developments in reducing carbon footprint and emergency response.

Equinor’s Empire Wind project is on shaky ground due to a Trump-era order that has yet to be revoked, threatening the project’s future and putting Equinor’s leadership under pressure.

Equinor’s decision to sell its 60% stake in the Peregrino project for $3.35-3.5 billion has sparked debate over whether it’s a calculated risk or a desperate gamble that may sacrifice long-term growth for short-term gains.

Equinor ASA has sold its 60% stake in the Peregrino oil and gas project to PRIO for $3.5 billion, marking a major milestone in the company’s efforts to revamp its international operations.

Equinor has made a bold move by selling its 60% operated interest in the Peregrino field in Brazil for $3.35 billion, marking a shift in focus towards core operations and potentially unlocking value for shareholders.

Equinor ASA’s first quarter 2025 results show a profit miss, with the company’s stock price declining due to concerns over a potential lawsuit against the US government.