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Equinor CEO Anders Opedal earned 22 million last year

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The CEO increased his salary by just over one million from the previous year.
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The CEO increased his salary by just over one million from the previous year.

·Oslo, Norway
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Equinor has adapted to the government's new guidelines for executive pay by offsetting bonus cuts with higher fixed salaries. “Some have been more greedy than others,” says a union representative.

Equinor has started production in Halten East, Sea of Norway, two years after its approval, with an investment of NOK 9 billion and BPE 100 million estimated. Equinor has started production in the development Halten East, in the Sea of Norway, just two years after obtaining regulatory approval in February 2023. This project, key to European energy security, has been delivered on time and within the estimated budget, in a context of inflation and…

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energymagazine.mx broke the news on Wednesday, March 19, 2025.
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