chemXplore tracks 46 projects in Norway, of which 26 are active.
Of the active ones, 16 new construction, 6 expansion and 4 revamp / retrofit.
14 active projects carry no start-up date yet. The dates themselves, per project, are for subscribers.
Q3 LIFO EBITDA PLN 14.8bn, revenue PLN 80.1bn, net profit PLN 5.6bn; PLN 7.8bn invested; Afrodite appraisal lifts ORLEN’s gas share above 4bn m³; negative net debt-to-EBITDA.
Sale raised ~NOK 9.83bn (~$1.06bn); remaining stake is ~10.9% and full-year 2026 divestment proceeds are now guided to around $9bn.
CCS and carbon removal have moved to the centre of Norwegian climate debate; industry calls for long-term, predictable domestic support rather than budget-driven uncertainty.
Revenue rose 10% to €6,413m; acquisitions expanded presence in Northern Europe, Australia and Peru; Transformation Accelerator extended to target an additional €300m savings by end-2028.
Appraisal raises recoverable volumes to 77–180 million boe; total reservoir ~3× larger but low permeability limits recovery; subsea tie-back to Kvitebjørn and export via Kollsnes under consideration.
Raised Subsea 2026 revenue guidance; Q3 Subsea orders $2.05bn and opportunities list midpoint $32bn; free cash flow $469.7m and $320m of share buybacks.
Ten-year power purchase agreement starts 1 Nov 2026, supplies 445 GWh—about 5% of buyer's electricity consumption; builds on a 2019 deal.
Revenue rose to SEK 30.4bn and operating profit to SEK 5.4bn (SEK 4.9bn excl. PIR). Stable production; records at Kevitsa and Harjavalta; agreement to buy 64.68% of Nexa Resources.
Appraisal drilling more than doubled recoverable volumes; operator now estimates 77–180 million boe (mean 128 million) and the licence's net gas share exceeds 4 billion m³.
EBITDA fell to NOK 554 million in Q3 2026 as weak silicon prices hit results; foundry alloys and carbon outperformed and new EU trade measures and allowances improve the outlook.
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