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Equinor’s Q1 2025 results show mixed performance, driven by higher gas prices and strong demand for petroleum and gas products, with the company reaffirming its full-year outlook.

The US government’s halt work order has suspended construction on Equinor ASA’s Empire Wind project, casting uncertainty over the company’s future and the offshore wind industry as a whole.

Equinor ASA has proposed a share capital reduction, which will be considered at its general meeting, and has also received a rating upgrade from Oddo to neutral with a target price of 255 NOK.

Equinor ASA is strategically positioning itself for high-growth opportunities by consolidating its power generation assets and adapting to emerging industry demands, driving growth and profitability in the energy sector.

Equinor ASA has consolidated its power generation assets into a new business unit to capitalize on growing demand for power from AI and data centers, positioning the company for higher value creation.

Equinor ASA is reorganizing its power division to focus on renewable energy and power solutions, establishing a new business unit to meet growing demand.

Equinor ASA’s shares fell 5% after its Q1 update, but the company remains committed to reducing emissions and expanding its presence in the energy sector despite market turbulence.

Equinor ASA has initiated a share buy-back program for 2025, while also announcing a commercial gas discovery offshore Norway and noting global oil market developments.