Norwegian Equinor Energy Company posted an adjusted operating income of $11.48 billion for the second quarter (Q2) of 2026, compared to $6.53 billion in Q2 2025. Net operating income came in 127% higher than Q2 2025, standing at $12.99 billion in Q2 2026, noted a press release by the company.

The company’s net income totaled $4.84 billion. Adjusted net income stood at $3.22 billion, translating into adjusted earnings per share of $1.33.

Equinor reaffirmed its production growth guidance of around 3% for 2026. The company highlighted strong performance on the Norwegian Continental Shelf and progress in international projects. Exploration efforts remain focused on Brazil, Angola, and the United States, while investments in renewables and trading are expected to play a larger role in future earnings.

The company continues to balance its oil and gas portfolio with renewable energy investments. The company is targeting $13 billion in organic capital expenditure for 2026, underscoring its disciplined approach to sustaining growth while maintaining shareholder returns.

“Strong production in the second quarter enabled us to capture value from higher prices, contributing to strong cash flow and financial results,” Anders Opedal, President and CEO of Equinor ASA, commented.

“Reliable energy is important in a volatile world marked by heightened geopolitical tension. Our role is to deliver energy safely and efficiently every day,” Opedal noted.

Equinor, headquartered in Norway, operates across more than 20 countries worldwide. As one of Europe’s leading energy suppliers, its portfolio spans oil and gas, renewable energy, and low‑carbon solutions. The company is recognized as a global leader in offshore operations, while also expanding its presence in power generation and building strategic positions in carbon dioxide transportation and storage.