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Equinor Scraps Troll Gas Field Upgrade, Protecting European Output

Equinor canceled a compressor upgrade on its Troll C platform, avoiding a 21-month production cut and adding 2.3B scm of gas for Europe in 2027-2028. The move maintains supply but increases emissions. Troll A's max capacity left no buffer for lost output. The decision impacts European gas markets and energy-intensive industries.

Global wind firms quit South Korea as permits drag and profits dim

Equinor, Shell, Corio, and Iberdrola are exiting South Korea's offshore wind market due to complex permitting, high costs, and uncertain revenue structures. The process involves 29 permits over 10 years, with challenges including local compensation and military assessments. Korea's government is implementing reforms, but sites won't be released until 2029. Policy changes, like shifting to competitive bidding, may reduce profitability.

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Over the past 7 days, AlphAI's AI scored 98 news stories mentioning EQNR (EQUINOR ASA). Coverage has skewed bullish: 53 bullish, 41 neutral, and 4 bearish.

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Equinor Scraps Troll Gas Field Upgrade, Protecting European Output

Equinor canceled a compressor upgrade on its Troll C platform, avoiding a 21-month production cut and adding 2.3B scm of gas for Europe in 2027-2028. The move maintains supply but increases emissions. Troll A's max capacity left no buffer for lost output. The decision impacts European gas markets and energy-intensive industries.

Global wind firms quit South Korea as permits drag and profits dim

Equinor, Shell, Corio, and Iberdrola are exiting South Korea's offshore wind market due to complex permitting, high costs, and uncertain revenue structures. The process involves 29 permits over 10 years, with challenges including local compensation and military assessments. Korea's government is implementing reforms, but sites won't be released until 2029. Policy changes, like shifting to competitive bidding, may reduce profitability.

Equinor quits South Korea after 12 years, citing offshore wind hurdles

Equinor, a Norway state-owned energy company, is exiting South Korea after 12 years, citing challenges in offshore wind projects. It will close its Korean office and has abandoned three floating offshore wind projects, including the 750MW Firefly project in Ulsan. Equinor cited difficulties in securing profitability and long-term revenue structures. The company plans to focus on its core markets in Europe.

Tanzania’s $42 billion LNG project puts energy security, industrialisation and climate goals in focus

Tanzania is finalizing a $42 billion LNG project led by Equinor and Shell, with ExxonMobil and others involved. The project aims to unlock 47.13 trillion cubic feet of gas, with most for export. The government seeks to double electricity capacity by 2030, balancing industrial growth and climate goals. Financial terms and revenue distribution will impact Tanzania's public finances and energy security.

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