Equinor brings its largest energy storage project online in Harlingen, Texas; 100 MW, 200 MWh capacity

The crude oil assay for Grane Blend has been updated - Equinor

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3 September 2026 Equinor brings its largest energy storage project online in the US East Point Energy, a wholly owned Equinor company, has completed construction and started operations at Citrus Flatts, a 100 MW

200 MWh energy storage facility in Harlingen, Texas.

The crude oil assay for Grane Blend has been updated

Our crude oil assays page on Equinor.com has been updated.

Please see link for the latest version.

3 September 2026 Equinor brings its largest energy storage project online in the US East Point Energy, a wholly owned Equinor company, has completed construction and started operations at Citrus Flatts, a 100 MW

200 MWh energy storage facility in Harlingen, Texas.

Equinor brings its largest energy storage project online in the US

East Point Energy, a wholly owned Equinor company, has completed construction and started operations at Citrus Flatts, a 100 MW

200 MWh energy storage facility in Harlingen, Texas.

27 August 2026 Change in the board of directors Equinor ASA announces that Finn Bjørn Ruyter has decided to leave his position on the Board of Directors and prioritize his responsibilities as CEO of Hafslund and other board positions. The change takes effect 1 September 2026.

Change in the board of directors

Equinor ASA announces that Finn Bjørn Ruyter has decided to leave his position on the Board of Directors and prioritize his responsibilities as CEO of Hafslund and other board positions. The change takes effect 1 September 2026.

25 August 2026 Fewer countries, higher output from reshaped international portfolio “Equinor’s international oil and gas portfolio is simplified, improved and set for significant growth. We are on track to grow equity production outside Norway to 950,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day (boepd) by 2030 while generating around USD 20 billion of free cash flow from 2026 to 2030,” said executive vice president Philippe Mathieu at an Offshore Northern Seas (ONS) press briefing in Stavanger today.

Fewer countries, higher output from reshaped international portfolio

“Equinor’s international oil and gas portfolio is simplified, improved and set for significant growth. We are on track to grow equity production outside Norway to 950,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day (boepd) by 2030 while generating around USD 20 billion of free cash flow from 2026 to 2030,” said executive vice president Philippe Mathieu at an Offshore Northern Seas (ONS) press briefing in Stavanger today.