Public Company Energy

Equinor

Stavanger, Rogaland, Norway

Equinor is an international energy company developing and producing oil and gas and wind and solar energy, with activities including exploration, development and production, and oil sales and natural gas supply/trading and power/renewables.

Focus Areas
Oil and gas exploration and production, Wind and solar power, Energy trading
Website
www.equinor.com

Tracked deals

3

3 tracked deals across 2022-2026.

Recent pace

1

1 tracked deal announced in the last 12 months.

Deal mix

Buyout

3 buyout

Equinor Acquisition Volume by Year

Last 2 years

Acquisition volume by year Annual acquisition counts for the last 2 years for Equinor. 2 2022 ~1 est. 1 2026
Actual Full-year estimate

Supporting Data

Recent Transactions

  • Buyer
    Equinor
    Target
    Bay du Nord project (bp interest)
    Seller
    bp
    Industry
    Oil & Gas
    Location
    Rogaland, Norway
    Type
    Buyout

    Equinor has reached an agreement with bp to acquire bp’s interest in the Bay du Nord offshore Canada project, increasing Equinor’s ownership to 100%. The transaction supports Equinor’s portfolio simplification as it continues maturing Bay du Nord toward a final investment decision targeted for early 2027.

  • Buyer
    Equinor
    Target
    East Point Energy LLC
    Industry
    Energy
    Type
    Buyout

    Equinor has signed an agreement to acquire 100% of Charlottesville-based battery storage developer East Point Energy LLC, bringing a 4.1 GW pipeline of early- to mid-stage US battery storage projects into Equinor's renewables portfolio. The deal accelerates Equinor's entry into the US power market and expands its capabilities in grid-scale battery storage to support its broader renewable and trading strategy.

  • Buyer
    Equinor, SSE Thermal
    Target
    Triton Power
    Seller
    Energy Capital Partners
    Industry
    Energy
    Location
    East Riding of Yorkshire, United Kingdom
    Type
    Buyout

    Equinor and SSE Thermal have completed the £341 million acquisition of Triton Power from Energy Capital Partners, forming a 50:50 joint venture to own Triton. The deal includes the 1.2 GW Saltend Power Station and positions the buyers to decarbonise flexible power generation — including plans to prepare Saltend to run on up to 30% hydrogen from 2027 and eventual conversion to hydrogen — while supporting Equinor's H2H Saltend hydrogen project.

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