ENGIE and Equinor Document Norwegian Gas Origin and Emissions in Sales Agreement
ENGIE and Equinor have updated their gas sales agreement to include documentation of the origin and greenhouse gas footprint of Norwegian gas. This initiative allows for tracking sustainability qualities through a platform operated by Attributes SAS, addressing increasing client and regulatory demands for energy origin information. Additionally, Equinor has entered a five-year natural gas supply agreement with Eneco for up to 500 million cubic meters annually, effective February 1, which also utilizes the sustainability tracking system.
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ENGIE and Equinor have agreed to document the origin and greenhouse gas emissions of Norwegian gas in their sales agreement, utilizing a platform by Attributes SAS to track sustainability qualities. This move responds to rising demand for transparency in energy origins.
Concurrently, Equinor has signed a five-year natural gas supply contract with Eneco for the Netherlands, starting February 1, allowing for up to 500 million cubic meters annually from the Norwegian Continental Shelf. Eneco will also receive sustainability guarantees, resulting in a reported carbon dioxide emissions reduction of over 10%. In December 2025, Equinor and partners discovered oil and gas at the Tyrihans Øst prospect in the Norwegian Sea.
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