Equinor ASA is a Norwegian energy company headquartered in Stavanger, majority owned by the Norwegian state. Formerly known as Statoil, it explores for, develops, and produces oil and natural gas on the Norwegian continental shelf and internationally. The company also markets and trades crude, natural gas, LNG, and natural gas liquids, and operates processing and refining assets, including the Mongstad complex in Norway.
For the chemical sector, Equinor is a significant supplier of hydrocarbon feedstocks (natural gas, NGLs, condensates) and operates methanol production at the Tjeldbergodden industrial complex. It is active in gas-to-power and power trading, and supports industrial customers through pipeline gas and LNG supply in Europe.
Equinor is developing low-carbon energy solutions that intersect with chemicals value chains, including offshore wind, carbon capture and storage (notably the Northern Lights CO₂ transport and storage project), and hydrogen production initiatives. These efforts aim to enable lower-emission feedstocks and energy for industrial sites while maintaining secure energy supply.
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