Skip to main content
Equinor logo

Equinor — Investor Relations & Filings

Ticker · EQNR ISIN · NO0010096985 LEI · OW6OFBNCKXC4US5C7523 OL Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply
Open in API
Filings indexed 4,455 across all filing types
Latest filing 2023-03-23 Environmental & Social …
Country NO Norway
Listing OL EQNR

About Equinor

https://www.equinor.com/

Equinor is a broad international energy company with significant experience in oil and gas exploration and production, specializing as a leading global offshore operator. The company is a major supplier of natural gas to the European market. In line with its energy transition strategy, Equinor is expanding its presence in renewables, with a focus on offshore wind and solar power. It is also developing low-carbon solutions, including carbon capture and storage (CCS), as part of its commitment to becoming a net-zero emissions company by 2050. This dual approach involves producing oil and gas with lower emissions while building a material position in new energy solutions.

Recent filings

Filing Released Lang Actions
Equinor presenterer første integrerte årsrapport
Environmental & Social Information Classification · 99% confidence The document is titled 'Betalinger til myndigheter 2022' (Payments to Governments 2022) and explicitly states its purpose in the introduction: 'Equinor har utarbeidet rapport om betalinger til myndigheter i henhold til den norske regnskapsloven, paragraf 3-3d, og lov om verdipapirhandel, paragraf 5-5a.' This regulation mandates reporting on payments made to governments by companies in the extractive industry. The content details various payment types (taxes, royalties, fees, bonuses) broken down by project and country, and includes contextual information required by these regulations. This structure strongly aligns with mandatory regulatory disclosures concerning resource extraction payments, which often fall under specific reporting categories related to governance or specific industry disclosures. Given the detailed nature of the payments, the inclusion of an 'Uavhengig attestasjonsuttalelse' (Independent Assurance Statement), and the focus on payments related to extractive activities, this document is a specific type of regulatory/governance report. It is not a general Annual Report (10-K), an Earnings Release (ER), or a standard Interim Report (IR). It is a dedicated report on payments to governments, which is a specific governance/transparency requirement. Since there is no specific code for 'Payments to Government Report,' the closest fit among the provided options that covers detailed, mandatory, non-financial performance reporting related to operations and governance is often categorized under Governance Information (CGR) or sometimes Regulatory Filings (RNS) if it were a brief announcement. However, since this is the full, detailed report itself, and it deals heavily with corporate responsibility and transparency regarding resource extraction, CGR (Governance Information) is a strong candidate, although it is highly specific. Given the context of mandatory disclosure for extractive industries, this type of report is often classified as a specific type of transparency or governance report. If we must choose from the list, and recognizing that this is a comprehensive report detailing compliance with specific national laws regarding resource payments, it fits best under Governance Information (CGR) as it details compliance and transparency practices related to government interactions, or potentially as a specialized Audit/Regulatory report. Since it is a comprehensive report detailing compliance with specific transparency laws for the extractive industry, CGR (Governance Information) is the most appropriate classification over the general fallback RNS, as it details internal rules/practices related to government payments. Revisiting the definitions: CGR is 'Report detailing the company's internal rules, board structure, and governance practices.' This report details compliance with transparency laws regarding payments, which is a core governance practice in the extractive sector. It is not an Audit Report (AR) or a general Annual Report (10-K). Therefore, CGR is the best fit.
2023-03-23 Norwegian
Equinor presenterer første integrerte årsrapport
Annual Report Classification · 100% confidence The document is titled 'Integrert 2022 årsrapport' (Integrated 2022 Annual Report) for Equinor. It contains comprehensive financial data, key performance indicators, segment reporting, and a message from the board and CEO. It is a full-year report covering company activity and financial performance, which fits the definition of an Annual Report (10-K). FY 2022
2023-03-23 Norwegian
Equinor presents first integrated annual report
Annual Report Classification · 100% confidence The document is a Form 20-F filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) by Equinor ASA. Form 20-F is the standard annual report filing for foreign private issuers in the United States, equivalent to the 10-K for domestic companies. It contains comprehensive financial information, management discussion, and regulatory disclosures for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2022. FY 2022
2023-03-23 English
Equinor presenterer første integrerte årsrapport
Report Publication Announcement Classification · 100% confidence The document is a press release announcing the publication of Equinor's integrated annual report for 2022. It provides a summary of highlights and directs readers to the company's website to download the full report ('Den integrerte årsrapporten... kan lastes ned fra equinor.com/reports'). Per the 'Menu vs Meal' rule, this is an announcement of a report rather than the report itself, making it a Report Publication Announcement (RPA). FY 2022
2023-03-23 Norwegian
Equinor presents first integrated annual report
Regulatory Filings Classification · 99% confidence The document is explicitly titled "Equinor 2022 Oil and gas reserves report" and details proved oil and gas reserves as of December 31, 2022. It contains detailed tables showing changes in reserves, production figures, and breakdowns by developed/undeveloped status, prepared in accordance with SEC Regulations S-X. This content strongly aligns with the detailed, periodic reporting of operational and reserve data, which is characteristic of a comprehensive annual or specialized report, but given the specific focus on reserves and the reference to being Exhibit 15.5 to the 20-F (the annual report), it functions as a specialized, detailed report. Since there is no specific category for an 'Oil and Gas Reserves Report,' I must choose the closest fit. It is too detailed to be an Earnings Release (ER) or a simple Fund Factsheet (FS). It is not a general Annual Report (10-K) itself, but a specialized report often filed alongside it. Given the depth of financial and operational data presented, it is best classified as a specialized report. The closest general category for comprehensive, non-10-K/IR reports that detail specific operational metrics is often the Audit Report/Information (AR) category, as these reserve reports are critical audited/reviewed components, or potentially an Investor Presentation (IP) if it were more forward-looking. However, since it is a formal, regulatory-compliant reserve disclosure, and not a general audit report, the best fit among the provided options for a comprehensive, specialized, periodic report that isn't a standard 10-K or IR is often the 'Audit Report / Information' (AR) category, as reserve reports are subject to rigorous review, or potentially 'Regulatory Filings' (RNS) if it were just an announcement. Since this is the full content of the report, and it is highly detailed, it is more substantial than an RPA or RNS. Given the options, and recognizing this is a specialized, detailed disclosure, I will classify it as a specialized report. Since 'Oil and Gas Reserves Report' is not an option, and it is a comprehensive report on reserves, it is closest in nature to a detailed periodic report. If it were a full annual report, it would be 10-K. Since it is a specific, detailed report often required by the SEC for energy companies, and it is not a general audit, I will lean towards the most comprehensive non-standard report category available, which is often used for specialized disclosures. Given the options, and the document's nature as a detailed, standalone disclosure referenced in the 20-F, it most closely resembles a specialized report. I will select 'AR' (Audit Report / Information) as the best fit for a detailed, specialized, periodic disclosure that isn't a standard 10-K or IR, acknowledging the ambiguity. However, upon re-evaluation, this document is a highly specific, required disclosure for an energy company, which often falls under specialized regulatory filings. Since it is not a general Audit Report, and it is not an Interim Report (IR), the most appropriate fallback for a detailed, non-standard regulatory disclosure is RNS, but given its length and detail, it feels like a primary report. I will stick with the most comprehensive report category that isn't 10-K or IR, which is AR, as reserve reports are often subject to audit scrutiny.
2023-03-23 English
Equinor presents first integrated annual report
Audit Report / Information Classification · 95% confidence The document text explicitly mentions 'Equinor 2022 Payments to governments', 'Report on payments to governments in accordance with the Norwegian Accounting Act §3-3d and the Norwegian Security Trading Act §5-5a', and contains detailed tables summarizing 'Payments to governments related to extractive activities' broken down by payment type (Taxes, Royalties, Fees, Bonuses) and country. It also includes an 'Independent accountant's limited assurance report' and a 'Board statement on Report on payments to governments'. This structure and content are characteristic of a mandatory Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) report, which in Norway is often filed as a standalone report or integrated into other filings. Given the specific focus on payments to governments related to extractive activities, this aligns best with a specialized report rather than a general Annual Report (10-K) or an Interim Report (IR). Since there is no specific EITI code, and it is a comprehensive report detailing specific financial disclosures required by regulation, it is most closely related to an Audit Report/Information (AR) or a specialized regulatory disclosure. However, the content is highly specific to payments to governments, which is a distinct reporting requirement. Comparing the definitions, 'Audit Report / Information (AR)' covers 'Standalone audit reports, applied accounting principles, and results of internal or regulatory stress tests (excluding full Annual Reports)'. This document is a regulatory disclosure of payments, often subject to assurance, making AR a plausible fit for a specialized, non-standard financial report. Alternatively, it could be classified as a Regulatory Filing (RNS) if it doesn't fit elsewhere, but AR seems more specific given the assurance report inclusion and detailed financial breakdown. Given the comprehensive nature and regulatory basis, I will classify it as AR, as it is a standalone report detailing specific financial/regulatory compliance information. FY 2022
2023-03-23 English

Browse filings by year

19 years

Report missing filing

Can't find a specific document? Let us know and we'll add it within 24 hours.

We will notify you once the filing is added.
Report sent
Thank you. We will check the data and update it shortly.