NEWS

Innlegg i DN: Equinor betaler skatt der verdiene skapes

Category: Business News

I en artikkel i Dagens Næringsliv 23. mai rettes det kritikk mot at Equinor har selskaper i USA registrert i staten Delaware. DN har beklaget at Equinor ikke fikk anledning til å kommentere i artikkelen, og det er bra. Vi ønsker derfor å presisere følgende: Equinor betaler skatt til de delstatene i USA der verdiene […]

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World Oil: Oil doubles over past five days on output cuts and stabilizing demand

Category: Business News

SINGAPORE (Bloomberg) –Oil’s rally resumed after prices doubled over five days, amid optimism that output cuts are easing a huge supply glut and demand losses have bottomed. Futures in New York rose above $25 a barrel after earlier breaking above their 50-day moving average for the first time since January. Russian oil production was down […]

Source: World Oil

Published: May 6, 2020

TechnipFMC vil kutte 700 stillinger i Norge

Category: Business News

TechnipFMC opplyser mandag om beslutningen overfor E24. – Vi ser at aktiviteten i markedet blir betydelig lavere de neste årene – vi snakker om en nedgang på i overkant av 30 prosent, sier kommunikasjonsdirektør Lars Ole Bjørnsrud. Av de 3.100 som jobber i TechnipFMC i Norge vil opp til 700 nå miste jobben, opplyser selskapet. […]

Source: E24

Published: May 4, 2020

Press Release: Reducing oil production on the Norwegian Continental Shelf

Category: Business News

The corona pandemic and the efforts to contain it in large parts of the world have had substantial impact on economic activity globally and thereby also for oil demand. In the current unprecedented situation cuts in oil production introduced by the government will contribute to a faster stabilisation of the oil market compared to letting […]

Source: Regjeringen.no

Reuters: Norway plans temporary tax relief for oil firms

Category: Business News

OSLO (Reuters) – Norway proposed on Thursday to temporarily ease tax rules for oil firms to try to prevent a collapse in investments due to the coronavirus pandemic and a related collapse in crude prices. The plan could boost the liquidity of oil companies by as much as 100 billion Norwegian crowns ($9.7 billion) over […]

Source: Reuters