Equinor to make oil rigs more green with power from floating offshore wind
In a new project, Equinor is exploring the possibilities of supplying its oil rigs with electricity from a floating offshore wind farm.
Oil fields Gullfaks and Snorre in the northernmost North Sea may in the future be supplied with with electricity from a floating offshore wind farm. Norwegian oil major Equinor with its partners from Gullfaks and Snorre will begin a new project after completing surveys for potential new oil fields, writes Equinor in a press statement.
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