ATLANTA, GEORGIA (By Chad Archey, Energy Analytics Institute, 11.Dec.2025, Words: 193) — Equinor’s tax contribution to society amounted to $25.8bn for 2024, including employment taxes.
In a year characterized by a gradual normalization of energy markets, Equinor continues to deliver strong tax contributions. Equinor delivered solid financial results for 2024, on the back of strong operational performance and stable oil and gas production, the Norwegian company announced on 11 Dec. 2025 in an official statement.
Tax payments from Equinor provide governments and authorities with opportunities to increase welfare and strengthen their societies, the company said.
Other highlights:
— in 2024, Equinor group companies contributed with tax, host government entitlement, royalty and fee payments of $23.1bn globally. Of this, $19.2bn was paid to Norway, where Equinor has the largest operations. In addition, $1.5bn was paid in employment taxes in Norway, such as employer social security contributions and payroll taxes, and
— Equinor also paid $1.2bn in environmental taxes and other fees in 2024. This is down from $1.5bn in 2023, reflecting lower emissions. Of the total, over 83% was paid in Norway.
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By Chad Archey reporting from Atlanta. © 2025 Energy Analytics Institute (EAI). All Rights Reserved.
