Equinor: Oil slowdown will not drag down suppliers

The company’s head of exploration and production in Norway believes that CCS, hydrogen and wind will come to the industry’s rescue after 2030.
Photo: Equinor Pr
Photo: Equinor Pr

”Production will decline to achieve the energy transition, but there are huge amounts of oil and gas that the world will need to produce for many, many decades. This means that the industry will need to invest many, many billions of dollars to maintain production at a reasonable level. In other words, significant investments are needed because the underlying decline in the fields is so large,” Kjetil Hove, Equinor’s Executive Vice President for Exploration and Production in Norway, told EnergyWatch Norway.

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