How strong is Equinor’s offshore wind of change?
Report summary
Table of contents
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Equinor’s renewables growth strategy
- Equinor has built a material offshore wind portfolio
- with plans to grow by at least another 30%
- Offshore wind could account for 20% of company capital spend to 2030
- Dogger Bank leads the development pack
- The impact of offshore wind on the overall business
- Conclusions
Tables and charts
This report includes 10 images and tables including:
- Equinor’s renewables growth strategy
- Dogger Bank A net cash flow comparison
- Dogger Bank A IRR sensitivity (leveraged)
- Projected free cash flow from 12 GW wind portfolio vs current upstream business and 2019 dividend
- Benchmark: annual cash flow sensitivity to US$1/bbl movement in Brent oil price
- Equinor’s wind portfolio
- Equinor net equity wind capacity by country
- Equinor projected net equity wind capacity from current portfolio versus company targets
- Projected offshore wind capital investment
- Equinor total projected capex by segment (2020-2029)
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