Norway's Equinor booked on Wednesday a $955 million impairment on an offshore wind project in the United States, citing U.S.

Norway's Equinor said on Wednesday it booked a $955 million impairment on an offshore wind project in the United States, ...

Equinor's financial results in the second quarter have been impacted by a large impairment of US$955 million related to the ...

Norwegian energy giant said stalling of construction of its Empire Wind project off the New York coast and an issue with a ...

In Q2 2025 financial reports, offshore wind developer Equinor and battery and EV maker Tesla report suffering from shifting ...

Nexans, a leader in the world's energy transition which invested in the US with its subsea transmission cable manufacturing ...

The future of large-scale floating wind farms off California’s Central Coast is in limbo after the U.S. Bureau of Ocean Energy ...

Equinor is one of three companies that holds leases to build floating wind turbines in the 376-square-mile Morro Bay Wind Energy Area about 20 miles offshore of Cambria and San Simeon.

International energy companies are reconsidering their investments in Australian offshore wind projects as the Trump administration's disruption of the industry causes global uncertainty.

Equinor is one of three companies that holds leases to build floating wind turbines in the 376-square-mile Morro Bay Wind Energy Area about 20 miles offshore of Cambria and San Simeon.