Equinor Ventures

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Equinor Ventures is the corporate venture capital arm of Equinor ASA, a leading Norwegian energy company. It specializes in making equity investments in innovative startups and companies developing technologies that support the energy transition, with a particular emphasis on carbon capture and storage, hydrogen, renewables, and low-emission solutions. The unit identifies promising technologies and provides not only capital but also access to Equinor's extensive industry network and expertise. This approach helps portfolio companies scale their solutions in the challenging energy market.

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Equinor Ventures operates globally, seeking opportunities in key markets across Europe, North America, and beyond. It is fully integrated within the Equinor group structure, which is headquartered in Stavanger, Norway, and has operations in numerous countries. As a subsidiary or division of Equinor ASA, which is listed on the Oslo and New York stock exchanges and has significant state ownership, Equinor Ventures plays a strategic role in advancing Equinor's ambition to become a leader in the low-carbon energy space. Its investments complement the company's core activities in oil and gas exploration and production.

This makes Equinor Ventures an important player in fostering innovation at the intersection of traditional energy and emerging clean technologies. The firm has been active in backing companies involved in carbon mineralization and other storage methods, aligning with broader industry efforts to mitigate climate change through technological advancements.

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4 November 2026
Holcim backs 44.01 to scale CO2 mineralization storage

Investment supports scaling of technology that injects captured CO2 into ultramafic rock to mineralize it as stable carbonate near industrial sites.