Equinor plans to deploy floating offshore wind to power oil and gas fields
Oil giant formerly known as Statoil reveals plans to install floating turbines to power Norwegian oil fields
Norwegian energy giant Equinor has this week revealed plans to build the first floating offshore wind turbine to supply green electricity to its oil fields on the Norwegian Continental Shelf (NCS), as...
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