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Equinor's upstream dashboard
How do Equinor's upstream production, resources and investments benchmark against the rest of the supermajors?
Reports on Equinor
The most popular 2024 reports focused on Equinor:
Reports on Equinor
The most popular 2024 reports focused on Equinor:
Report Overview
Equinor's challenge is rooted in its portfolio diversification objective and achieving net zero emissions target within full value chain emissions, including emissions from final consumption (scope 3) by 2050. In this report we break down these complexities.
This report covers:
Executive summary: Equinor's strategy
Key portfolio developments in 2022/2023
Upstream
Decarbonization
Diversification
Portfolio performance
Key macro forecast drivers
Powered by O&G Sustainability Analytics, it's designed to help you:
Analyze strategies
Benchmark performances and targets
Understand transition risks
Optimize emissions Management
Stay informed
Report overview
Equinor has a history of using its core operations as a way to fuel its growth ambitions. This year, Equinor’s investments in oil and gas will increase slightly to $10 billion, with a relatively even increase in both exploration expenditure (expex) and capital expenditure (capex). An additional $3 billion will also be invested in renewables and low-carbon solutions, primarily solar, onshore and offshore wind and carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS). This report reviews Equinor's expected investment through to 2030.
This report covers the following Equinor figures:
Capital investment
Annual entitlement production by country
Sanctioned development capex by country and approval year
Net traded resources by continent
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Global trends reports
Regional trends reports
Asset reports
Fact sheets
Commentaries
Fiscal regime reports
Transition risk report
Report Overview
Equinor’s objective is to capitalize on an advantaged oil and gas portfolio as a strong cash engine to fund energy transition and decarbonization activities. This commentary provides a short summary of the key findings of our Supermajor Transformation report, where we break down the complexities around how Equinor is transforming its portfolio, while balancing profitability and diversification.
This report covers the following figures:
Majors' strategic positioning for energy transition
Equinor portfolio average breakeven price by life cycle
Equinor-operated upstream CO2e emissions by year
Cumulative capacity of Equinor's renewables portfolio by energy source
Powered by O&G Sustainability Analytics, it's designed to help you:
Analyze strategies
Benchmark performances and targets
Understand transition risks
Optimize emissions Management
Stay informed
Report overview
NCS Company report containing the latest information from Rystad Energy's databases for Equinor.
This report covers:
Company and license maps
Recent discoveries
Planned exploration drilling activity
Upcoming exploration drilling map
Drill or drop activity and map
Production
Company economics and investments
Valuation
Key producing, development and unsanctioned projects
License moves 2021-2024
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Report overview
Factsheet containing the latest information from UCube, ECube, ServiceCube and WellCube for Equinor.
This report covers Equinor's:
Production
Capital investments
M&A
Emissions
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Global trends reports
Regional trends reports
Asset reports
Fact sheets
Commentaries
Fiscal regime reports
Transition risk report
Report overview
Factsheet containing the latest information from OffshoreWindCube for Equinor, including capacity forecast and build-up, investment forecast, generation profile, LCOE, and profitability profile.
This report covers:
General information and outlook
Investment profile
Generation and profitability profile
Powered by Offshore Wind Analytics, which consists of:
Quarterly offshore wind report
Factsheets on projects, countries, continents, suppliers and operators
Offshore wind commentaries on the latest industry events and trends
Report overview
Equinor’s cross-border CO2 pipeline project, CO2 Highway Europe, has the potential to become one of the most complex pipeline networks in the coming decade. If the project comes to fruition, it will be a milestone on the path to industrialization of the European CCS sector. However, challenges remain, including the long time to recoup investments, lower returns, complexities associated with handling CO2 from dozens of point sources, and intensifying competition on available CO2 storage sites in Europe from 2030.
This report discusses:
A pipeline that could address the most critical challenge to CCS in Europe
Equinor's aim to transform thought leadership into industrial leadership
The size and complexity of this project
Project economics
EU2NSEA received PCI status
Powered by Offshore Wind Analytics, which consists of:
Quarterly offshore wind report
Factsheets on projects, countries, continents, suppliers and operators
Offshore wind commentaries on the latest industry events and trends
Report overview
Equinor and ExxonMobil are gearing up to begin drilling operations off the coast of the Canadian province of Newfoundland and Labrador. This marks a significant development for Canada’s exploration industry, which has experienced a slowdown in recent years. This commentary discusses the significance of upcoming exploration wells in Canada while also exploring the sub-surface potential of the country’s frontier Orange Basin.
This report covers the following figures:
Awarded acreage offshore Canada by license type (2014-24)
Cumulative resources at the Bay du Nord project, off Canada
Wells drilled off Newfoundland and Labrador (1971-2021)
Exploration wells drilled versus discovered resources off Canada
Active exploration licenses off Canada
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Exploration trends report
Global discovery report
Regional trends report
Basin reports
High impact wells report
Commentaries
Report overview
US independent EQT Corporation and Equinor announced that they have entered into an agreement to swap Equinor’s operated assets in the Marcellus and Utica shale plays in Ohio for 40% of EQT’s non-operated Marcellus assets in Northeast Pennsylvania. The deal with EQT marks a full exit from operating in the onshore US for Equinor.
This report covers the following figures:
Equinor's historical net production in US shale
EQT and Equinor gross operated completed wells and production in Ohio
P50 first year IP per foot since 2015 for Utica shale dry gas in Ohio
Net production for the top producers in Utica shale in Ohio in 2023
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Monthly trends reports
Monthly play reports
Commentaries
Majors' reports
How does Equinor benchmark against the rest of the majors? Stay ahead of the competition using our latest reports.
Majors' reports
The most popular 2024 reports analyzing the majors:
Majors’ Portfolio Investments: Agile or Fragile?
To see where the energy transition and portfolio transformation is moving for oil and gas companies, we assess the portfolio investments and strategic choices of six majors that, despite having only a 10% share in global hydrocarbons production, have a big influence as the main trendsetters for the industry and have capabilities and resources to propel new business segments...
Majors Exploration Update – July 2024
The peer group of six majors continues to focus on exploration activities, with US player Chevron having the busiest month among the group in June. In South America, BP spud the Pau Brasil well in Brazil, while ExxonMobil started appraisal drilling on its Lau Lau discovery in Guyana’s Stabroek Block...
Majors cut share buybacks as cash generation shrinks
Energy major companies BP, Eni, ExxonMobil, Chevron, Shell, and TotalEnergies reported a sharp increase in net income in the first quarter this year, despite a decrease in corporate cash flow from operations (CCFO) in the face of relatively unchanged oil prices compared to the previous quarter...
Portfolio investments: Are majors shifting gear in energy transition race?
As the energy transition gathered pace in 2021, oil and gas companies had to re-invent themselves, figuring out their value proposition in light of an increasing push from investors and governments to do more on lowering emissions. As a result, many players, especially in Europe, doubled down on portfolio diversification...
Majors review: Shell set to dominate deepwater decade among majors
Shell has pursued significant growth in the deepwater sector over the past decade, with production increasing more than 60% since 2015 on the back of expansions offshore Brazil and the US Gulf of Mexico (GoM). Rystad Energy estimates that Shell will continue to dominate the deepwater segment among both US and European majors...
Majors review: ExxonMobil steps up the acquisition pace in US
ExxonMobil stepped up the pace of acquisitions last year with two key deals in the US strengthening the major’s asset base – particularly in the US shale patch – and putting it on course for group production of 5 million barrels of oil equivalent per day (boepd) within two or three years...
Majors review: Eni's strategic surge seeks growth in the energy sector, investment
In the wake of Ukraine's invasion, Eni embarked on a bold transformation to offset Russian gas volumes in Italy. This strategic pivot has sparked a wave of dynamic changes across the company...
Majors review: TotalEnergies spans strategic and value driven growth plan
Riding on higher oil and gas prices, French major TotalEnergies ended 2022 with hiked profit, modest growth in investments, a prolific LNG project portfolio, and increased conventional discovered resource. Comparatively, 2023 was rather quiet...
Majors review: BP poised to deliver on long-term goals
BP is on track to maintain high oil and gas production towards 2030, dominated by the UK major’s assets in the US, while increasing its investments in low-carbon segments and the convenience and mobility sector, as well as maintaining its core strategy and cash allocations...
Independent series: Repsol’s earnings and cash flows to be driven by hydrocarbons
Repsol, the first major oil company to commit to carbon neutrality by 2050, has significantly increased its investments in low-carbon businesses and has accelerated its short-term targets since the announcement in 2019...
Events
The following upcoming events may be of interest to you. Click here to see our full events list.
- Offshore Wind 360° | Rystad Energy Institute | 21 August 2024 | 12:30 pm - 5:30 pm CET | Oslo, Norway | Registration link
- Rystad Energy ONS Briefing | 27 August 2024 | 4:30 pm - 7:00 pm CET | Stavanger, Norway | Registration link
This year, we’re hosting our annual flagship regional summits in October. View the agendas and register for this event in your region using the links below:
- Rystad Energy APAC Annual Summit | 10 October 2024 | 9:00 am - 5:00 pm SGT | Singapore | Registration link
- Rystad Energy EMEA Annual Summit | 17 October 2024 | 9:00 am - 5:00 pm GMT | London, UK | Registration link
- Rystad Energy Americas Annual Summit | 24 October 2024 | 9:00 am - 5:00 pm CDT | Houston, TX, USA | Registration link
Webinars
The following on-demand webinar recordings may be of interest to you. Click here to see our full webinar list, including the on-demand library.
- Renewables & Power H1 2024: State of the market
- Rystad Talks: Halfway or ahead of the game?
- Rystad Talks Energy: Navigating the waters toward net zero
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Introductory Video
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Most Popular Reports 2024
Supermajor Transformation Report
The six supermajors BP, Shell, TotalEnergies, ExxonMobil, Chevron, and Eni set the trend for the rest of the industry. The report series examines in depth each major’s transition strategy, financial performance, corporate targets, emissions performance and reduction plans, and value at risk, as well as their forward-looking portfolio investments and diversification into CCUS, hydrogen, and renewable energy. This analysis will help other oil and gas companies to better understand the range of pathways that could put them at the forefront of the market, and will provide financial institutions and regulators with a better understanding of how the majors’ transition strategies affect their performance within a range of key performance indicators.
Corporate Benchmarking Report
This report series focuses on benchmarking peer group transition strategies. These reports allow readers to compare and contrast companies’ performance along the following dimensions: financial performance, cost and carbon competitiveness, exploration strategies, portfolio investments, mergers and acquisitions, value at risk, portfolio transformation targets, and expansion plans within low-carbon sectors.
Energy Transition Risk Report
This regular report is delivered to clients twice a year, providing a long-term outlook for the upstream industry based on various demand scenarios. In this report we conceptualize, examine, and quantify the energy transition risk for various stakeholders involved in upstream value creation: oil and gas companies, service companies, investors/banks, and governments. We look at the upstream industry through the lens of Rystad Energy’s various energy transition scenarios, and also use industry benchmark scenarios such as the International Energy Agency’s Announced Pledges scenario (APS) and Net Zero Emissions (NZE) scenario and the OPEC demand scenario to illustrate the key factors propelling change in the upstream oil and gas sector and shed light on the obstacles ahead.