Equinor faces regulatory and judicial challenges regarding environmental approvals for operations at the Rosebank oilfield, including court rulings on Environmental Impact Assessments.
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Updated Aug 29
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What happened
Equinor faces regulatory and judicial challenges regarding environmental approvals for operations at the Rosebank oilfield, including court rulings on Environmental Impact Assessments.
Who's involved
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Equinor, Vår Energi, Petoro, and TotalEnergies hold stakes in a license for drilling operations on the Norwegian Continental Shelf.Also in this story
- Equinor and partners announced a new oil and gas discovery on the Norwegian Continental Shelf.
- Equinor and partners confirm Snøhvit partnerships, install modules, and submit updated cost estimates to the Ministry of Energy.
- Equinor and Vår Energi agreed to swap assets on the Norwegian continental shelf.
- Equinor, Vår Energi, Petoro, and TotalEnergies hold stakes in a license for drilling operations on the Norwegian Continental Shelf.
The entities involved
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Equinor ASA
Norwegian oil and gas company
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Coverage
Newest first; wire copies grouped- Oilprice.comBritain’s Biggest Untapped Oilfield Put on Hold as Climate Rules Bite Britain’s largest undeveloped oilfield has been thrown into limbo. Equinor’s Rosebank project, a $3.8 billion investment once kno