Equinor profits rise led by gas but offset by LNG shutdown and renewables fall as not enough North Sea wind
Thursday, 29 April 2021
Equinor’s shutdown of the Hammerfest LNG plant and maintenance at the Peregrino oil field offshore Brazil affected earnings, while higher natural gas volumes were offset by a fall in renewables because there was not enough offshore wind in the North Sea.
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