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Equinor is navigating geopolitical issues by signing a 15-year supply deal with an Indian company amidst global LNG flow restrictions and market volatility.
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What happened
Equinor is navigating geopolitical issues by signing a 15-year supply deal with an Indian company amidst global LNG flow restrictions and market volatility.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Equinor
Norwegian energy company; developer of Empire Wind 1 (810 MW) in NYISO — direct competitor to Avangrid offshore wind.
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Europe
terrestrial continent located in north-western Eurasia
- India
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