Equinor is ending its offshore wind business in Japan, dropping plans with Mitsubishi Corporation and JERA.

The entities involved

• Equinor →

  Norwegian energy company; developer of Empire Wind 1 (810 MW) in NYISO — direct competitor to Avangrid offshore wind.

  • Equinor, Aker BP, and Petoro are partners in the Wisting project, which contributes to Europe's energy security.Fri 15:32
  • Shell and Equinor are involved in North Sea drilling, with Equinor reporting UK operating income.Wed 12:53
• Mitsubishi Corporation →

  Japanese trading company

  • Mitsubishi Corporation operates across multiple global markets, including Africa, Europe, and Latin America.Sat 23:08
  • Ayala Corporation and Mitsubishi Corporation are deepening their partnership in the Philippines with a P44.5-billion transaction that establishes economic ownership and operational headquarters.Sat 16:32
• JERA →

  thermal power company in Japan

  • JERA holds preliminary offtake agreements for the Alaska LNG Project, which utilizes North Slope natural gas resources.Thu 11:10

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