Use of artificial intelligence saved Equinor $130 million in 2025

Equinor reported $130 million in savings and value creation in 2025 through the use of artificial intelligence (AI), indicating significant potential for future growth.
AI is now integral to Equinor’s operations across its offshore platforms and land facilities, aimed at solving industrial tasks more efficiently and profitably.
Key AI applications include predictive maintenance that uses over 24,000 sensors to monitor rotating machines, having created $120 million in value since 2020.
AI-driven planning for wells and field development has generated thousands of alternatives and identified previously overlooked solutions, such as saving $12 million in phase 3 of Johan Sverdrup.
Seismic data interpretation with AI has led to a tenfold increase in capacity, interpreting 2 million square kilometers in 2025 to better understand the Norwegian continental shelf.
Since 2020, Equinor has realized over $330 million through AI in industrial processes, with a continued focus on safe and efficient operations and lowering CO2 emissions.