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10 t sitten10 t sittenAker Solutions wins FEED contract for CO₂ terminal in Lithuania March 19, 2026 – Aker Solutions has been awarded a front-end engineering and design (FEED) contract by KN Energies to support the development of the company’s CO₂ transshipment terminal infrastructure project in Klaipėda, Lithuania. The project forms part of the CCS Baltic Consortium, which aims to develop the first cross-border carbon capture, transport, and storage (CCS) network in the Baltic region. The Klaipėda terminal infrastructure development is recognized as a project of common interest by the European Commission and is co-funded by the European Union under the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) for Energy programme. The planned CO₂ transshipment terminal in Klaipėda is expected to have a capacity of approximately 2.8 million tonnes of CO₂ per year. The terminal will receive CO₂ from industrial sources in Lithuania and Latvia, as well as across the wider Baltic region, for temporary storage before being transported by ship to long-term geological storage sites located beneath the seabed in the North Sea. As part of the FEED, Aker Solutions will build upon findings from previous phase technical evaluations to further refine the technical design specification of the planned infrastructure as well as evaluate potential expansion routes for the development. Aker Solutions has been designing and delivering CO₂ infrastructure projects since the 1990s, with experience spanning the full CCS value chain, from carbon capture integration to CO₂ transport, terminal and hub infrastructure, and permanent storage. As a systems integrator, the company continues to advance technical solutions that enable the efficient and scalable development of CCS. “Building on more than 30 years of CCS experience, as well as learnings from first-of-a-kind projects such as Northern Lights, Brevik and Oslo CCS, we are proud to support KN Energies in realizing this flagship project, which is of great importance to the Baltic region, as well as wider Europe,” said Henrik Inadomi, executive vice president of New Energies at Aker Solutions. KN Energies is an international energy terminal operator enabling safe and reliable flows of liquid energy and liquefied natural gas across the Baltic Sea region. “The successful procurement of a FEED contractor for Klaipėda liquid CO₂ terminal marks an important milestone in CCS Baltic Consortium development and commitment of KN Energies to further increase maturity of this project of EU Common Interest. I am confident that by combining KN Energies’ proven global operational experience in marine cryogenic and liquid terminals management, with Aker Solutions’ deep engineering expertise – built across decades of delivering complex CO₂, energy, and cryogenic infrastructure projects worldwide – places KN Energies in a strong position to provide efficient and scalable solutions for the Baltic region. “As the terminal advances into the FEED stage, KN Energies is reinforcing its commitment to providing reliable, safe, and customer-centric CO₂ logistics services for industrial emitters in both Latvia and Lithuania – supporting regional decarbonization ambitions and enabling a fully integrated cross-border CO₂ value chain,” said Linas Kilda, chief business development officer at KN Energies. The FEED phase is scheduled for completion in the third quarter of 2026 and will involve more than 100 Aker Solutions employees from across Norway, India and the UK. The targeted commercial operational date for the Klaipėda CO₂ terminal is 2030, with a final investment decision planned for 2027.
·15 t sittenEquinor and Aker Solutions — the duo that outruns the rest of Oslo Børs Today, Oslo Børs shows two stocks that together tell a complete story of Norwegian energy capital under pressure. Equinor broke through the NOK 400 mark with a daily gain of 11.56 %, while Aker Solutions rose 9.29 % to 45.18 NOK. TotalEnergies added 4.51 % in Paris. The price movements do not reflect speculation — they reflect a reallocation of capital towards the producers and suppliers best positioned when the Strait of Hormuz is closed and the world desperately searches for secure energy. Brent is trading today between 109 and 119 dollars a barrel, with a spot price around 113 dollars — over 42 dollars higher than a year ago. The IEA describes the Hormuz disruptions as the biggest supply crisis in the oil market's history, with around 20 million barrels daily that normally pass through the strait now reduced to a trickle. The result is twofold: oil prices are exploding, and Europe is intensifying its hunt for stable suppliers from the North Sea and the Atlantic coast. This is where Equinor and Aker Solutions form a natural and mutually reinforcing duo. Equinor is not just an operator benefiting from high prices — the company is in full operation on Johan Sverdrup, Johan Castberg, Troll, and a number of other fields with high regularity and production levels on the Norwegian continental shelf that are the highest in 15 years. Equinor has also recently announced that the goal is to maintain production of 1.2 million barrels of oil equivalents per day on the Norwegian continental shelf until 2035. To maintain that production over years, one thing is needed above all: a reliable maintenance and modification partner. That is Aker Solutions. In January 2026, it was announced that the company had secured several five-year framework agreements with Equinor for maintenance and modification services on the Norwegian continental shelf and at onshore facilities — with options that can extend the agreements for another five years. The agreements are classified as «major» by Aker Solutions, which implies a value between 8 and 12 billion kroner. This is the foundation under Aker Solutions’ share price increase today — not just an oil price rally effect, but a solid contract foundation that provides visibility in the order book well into the next decade. Equinor's total framework agreements to Norwegian suppliers in this round amounted to around 100 billion kroner distributed among seven companies, and Aker Solutions is among the most heavily weighted. For investors with exposure to BGF World Energy A2, this picture is particularly interesting. The fund is up over 40 % in the last three months and includes the large integrated companies — Equinor, TotalEnergies, Shell, Chevron, and ExxonMobil — all of which benefit from the same backdrop. The point is that today's geopolitical situation is not just a price shock. It is a restructuring of where the world sources its energy, and the North Sea players are the primary winners of that restructuring. Aker Solutions’ price chart today tells its own little story: a strong opening up towards 46 NOK, some midday breather, and then a new recovery towards the end of the trading day. It is not panic — it is professional investors gradually building positions in a company they suddenly see in a new light. The question is whether the market still underestimates the duration of what is now unfolding — and thus the potential that remains in the Equinor/AKSO duo. The post is written as a personal analysis and is not to be considered investment advice. The author is exposed to the energy sector through BGF World Energy A2. Sources: IEA Oil Market Report March 2026 — https://www.iea.org/reports/oil-market-report-march-2026 Investing.com — Brent Crude Futures — https://www.investing.com/commodities/brent-oil Fortune.com — oil price March 19, 2026 — https://fortune.com/article/price-of-oil-03-19-2026/ Aker Solutions / Equinor framework agreements Jan. 2026 — https://www.akersolutions.com/news/news-archive/2026/aker-solutions-asaaker-solutions-secures-long-term-maintenance-and-modifications-frame-agreements-with-equinor/ Offshore Energy — Equinor $10 bn. supplier agreements — https://www.offshore-energy.biz/10-billion-awards-spree-seven-players-split-equinors-multibillion-dollar-contracts-cake/ Equinor annual report 2025 — https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2026/03/19/3258764/0/en/Equinor-s-annual-report-for-2025.html
·14 t sittenAI-junk·14 t sittenAker Solutions (AKSO) — when AI meets offshore operations Aker Solutions is no longer just a traditional engineering and maintenance company. The company is in the process of transforming into a technology-driven energy player, and AI is at the core of this strategy. Through Aker Digital Alliance (ADA) — a strategic collaboration between Aker BP, Aker Solutions, Cognite, and Aize — next-generation digital solutions are being developed to change how companies work with operations, maintenance, and modification projects offshore. The practical breakthrough came in February 2026. Aker BP awarded Aker Solutions a five-year MMO (Maintenance, Modification and Operation) framework agreement covering all Aker BP's key assets on the Norwegian continental shelf, including the new Yggdrasil area — with an option for two additional four-year periods from March 1, 2026. This is not a typical maintenance contract. The alliance is designed to raise the standard for project execution by adopting new technology and advanced methods that will increase productivity, reduce costs, and shorten project delivery times through data-driven and AI-driven work processes — as well as a commercial model that rewards performance and continuous transformation. CEO Kjetel Digre aptly formulated it: "By working in integrated teams from the start and rethinking how we work through data-driven workflows and the scaling of AI, we unlock levels of efficiency that simply weren't possible before." Aker Solutions has also achieved the first BVLOS certification in Europe for unlimited beyond visual line of sight drone operations, and has installed autonomous drone systems on Aker BP's Edvard Grieg platform in the North Sea — enabling frequent, remote-controlled inspections from shore. From an investor perspective, this is interesting for several reasons. Aker Solutions expects revenues of between 45 and 50 billion kroner in 2026, and the company itself describes how it leverages its engineering organization of 5,000 employees, driven by innovative digital solutions and artificial intelligence, to solve global energy challenges. AI is therefore not a side branch — it is the operational foundation on which the company builds future growth. The question for you as an investor: Do you believe AI integration in offshore operations will become a lasting competitive advantage for companies like Aker Solutions, or is this a technology wave that competitors will quickly catch up to? This is not investment advice. Make your own assessments before any investment decisions. Sources: ∙ https://www.akersolutions.com/what-we-do/making-digital-and-ai-count/ ∙ https://www.akersolutions.com/news/news-archive/2026/aker-solutions-awarded-long-term-mmo-frame-agreement-by-aker-bp/ ∙ https://akerbp.com/en/aker-digital-alliance-will-shape-the-future-of-the-digital-oil-and-gas-industry/ ∙ https://www.akersolutions.com/news/news-archive/2026/aker-solutions-asafourth-quarter-and-full-year-2025-results/
·19 t sitten · MuokattuWhat are people doing? Selling on Inc. day? Selling on Ex. day? Selling now? Holding long...?
·13 t sitten · MuokattuIt's obvious that oil stocks will correct noticeably downwards when the oil price normalizes. - What about Aker Solutions? Movements last 30 days: Equinor +48%, Vår Energi +46%, Aker BP +31%, Blue Nord +29%. Aker Solutions +9% (ex today's gain) = The modest gain in AKSO will correct little compared to, for example, the four oil/gas producers, in my book.·13 t sitten · MuokattuWe think quite similarly then. Plus the upcoming dividend stabilizes Akso's price, I think.
·19 t sittenWhat's happening. Why is it going up so much today?
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- 10 t sitten10 t sittenAker Solutions wins FEED contract for CO₂ terminal in Lithuania March 19, 2026 – Aker Solutions has been awarded a front-end engineering and design (FEED) contract by KN Energies to support the development of the company’s CO₂ transshipment terminal infrastructure project in Klaipėda, Lithuania. The project forms part of the CCS Baltic Consortium, which aims to develop the first cross-border carbon capture, transport, and storage (CCS) network in the Baltic region. The Klaipėda terminal infrastructure development is recognized as a project of common interest by the European Commission and is co-funded by the European Union under the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) for Energy programme. The planned CO₂ transshipment terminal in Klaipėda is expected to have a capacity of approximately 2.8 million tonnes of CO₂ per year. The terminal will receive CO₂ from industrial sources in Lithuania and Latvia, as well as across the wider Baltic region, for temporary storage before being transported by ship to long-term geological storage sites located beneath the seabed in the North Sea. As part of the FEED, Aker Solutions will build upon findings from previous phase technical evaluations to further refine the technical design specification of the planned infrastructure as well as evaluate potential expansion routes for the development. Aker Solutions has been designing and delivering CO₂ infrastructure projects since the 1990s, with experience spanning the full CCS value chain, from carbon capture integration to CO₂ transport, terminal and hub infrastructure, and permanent storage. As a systems integrator, the company continues to advance technical solutions that enable the efficient and scalable development of CCS. “Building on more than 30 years of CCS experience, as well as learnings from first-of-a-kind projects such as Northern Lights, Brevik and Oslo CCS, we are proud to support KN Energies in realizing this flagship project, which is of great importance to the Baltic region, as well as wider Europe,” said Henrik Inadomi, executive vice president of New Energies at Aker Solutions. KN Energies is an international energy terminal operator enabling safe and reliable flows of liquid energy and liquefied natural gas across the Baltic Sea region. “The successful procurement of a FEED contractor for Klaipėda liquid CO₂ terminal marks an important milestone in CCS Baltic Consortium development and commitment of KN Energies to further increase maturity of this project of EU Common Interest. I am confident that by combining KN Energies’ proven global operational experience in marine cryogenic and liquid terminals management, with Aker Solutions’ deep engineering expertise – built across decades of delivering complex CO₂, energy, and cryogenic infrastructure projects worldwide – places KN Energies in a strong position to provide efficient and scalable solutions for the Baltic region. “As the terminal advances into the FEED stage, KN Energies is reinforcing its commitment to providing reliable, safe, and customer-centric CO₂ logistics services for industrial emitters in both Latvia and Lithuania – supporting regional decarbonization ambitions and enabling a fully integrated cross-border CO₂ value chain,” said Linas Kilda, chief business development officer at KN Energies. The FEED phase is scheduled for completion in the third quarter of 2026 and will involve more than 100 Aker Solutions employees from across Norway, India and the UK. The targeted commercial operational date for the Klaipėda CO₂ terminal is 2030, with a final investment decision planned for 2027.
- ·15 t sittenEquinor and Aker Solutions — the duo that outruns the rest of Oslo Børs Today, Oslo Børs shows two stocks that together tell a complete story of Norwegian energy capital under pressure. Equinor broke through the NOK 400 mark with a daily gain of 11.56 %, while Aker Solutions rose 9.29 % to 45.18 NOK. TotalEnergies added 4.51 % in Paris. The price movements do not reflect speculation — they reflect a reallocation of capital towards the producers and suppliers best positioned when the Strait of Hormuz is closed and the world desperately searches for secure energy. Brent is trading today between 109 and 119 dollars a barrel, with a spot price around 113 dollars — over 42 dollars higher than a year ago. The IEA describes the Hormuz disruptions as the biggest supply crisis in the oil market's history, with around 20 million barrels daily that normally pass through the strait now reduced to a trickle. The result is twofold: oil prices are exploding, and Europe is intensifying its hunt for stable suppliers from the North Sea and the Atlantic coast. This is where Equinor and Aker Solutions form a natural and mutually reinforcing duo. Equinor is not just an operator benefiting from high prices — the company is in full operation on Johan Sverdrup, Johan Castberg, Troll, and a number of other fields with high regularity and production levels on the Norwegian continental shelf that are the highest in 15 years. Equinor has also recently announced that the goal is to maintain production of 1.2 million barrels of oil equivalents per day on the Norwegian continental shelf until 2035. To maintain that production over years, one thing is needed above all: a reliable maintenance and modification partner. That is Aker Solutions. In January 2026, it was announced that the company had secured several five-year framework agreements with Equinor for maintenance and modification services on the Norwegian continental shelf and at onshore facilities — with options that can extend the agreements for another five years. The agreements are classified as «major» by Aker Solutions, which implies a value between 8 and 12 billion kroner. This is the foundation under Aker Solutions’ share price increase today — not just an oil price rally effect, but a solid contract foundation that provides visibility in the order book well into the next decade. Equinor's total framework agreements to Norwegian suppliers in this round amounted to around 100 billion kroner distributed among seven companies, and Aker Solutions is among the most heavily weighted. For investors with exposure to BGF World Energy A2, this picture is particularly interesting. The fund is up over 40 % in the last three months and includes the large integrated companies — Equinor, TotalEnergies, Shell, Chevron, and ExxonMobil — all of which benefit from the same backdrop. The point is that today's geopolitical situation is not just a price shock. It is a restructuring of where the world sources its energy, and the North Sea players are the primary winners of that restructuring. Aker Solutions’ price chart today tells its own little story: a strong opening up towards 46 NOK, some midday breather, and then a new recovery towards the end of the trading day. It is not panic — it is professional investors gradually building positions in a company they suddenly see in a new light. The question is whether the market still underestimates the duration of what is now unfolding — and thus the potential that remains in the Equinor/AKSO duo. The post is written as a personal analysis and is not to be considered investment advice. The author is exposed to the energy sector through BGF World Energy A2. Sources: IEA Oil Market Report March 2026 — https://www.iea.org/reports/oil-market-report-march-2026 Investing.com — Brent Crude Futures — https://www.investing.com/commodities/brent-oil Fortune.com — oil price March 19, 2026 — https://fortune.com/article/price-of-oil-03-19-2026/ Aker Solutions / Equinor framework agreements Jan. 2026 — https://www.akersolutions.com/news/news-archive/2026/aker-solutions-asaaker-solutions-secures-long-term-maintenance-and-modifications-frame-agreements-with-equinor/ Offshore Energy — Equinor $10 bn. supplier agreements — https://www.offshore-energy.biz/10-billion-awards-spree-seven-players-split-equinors-multibillion-dollar-contracts-cake/ Equinor annual report 2025 — https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2026/03/19/3258764/0/en/Equinor-s-annual-report-for-2025.html·14 t sittenAI-junk·14 t sittenAker Solutions (AKSO) — when AI meets offshore operations Aker Solutions is no longer just a traditional engineering and maintenance company. The company is in the process of transforming into a technology-driven energy player, and AI is at the core of this strategy. Through Aker Digital Alliance (ADA) — a strategic collaboration between Aker BP, Aker Solutions, Cognite, and Aize — next-generation digital solutions are being developed to change how companies work with operations, maintenance, and modification projects offshore. The practical breakthrough came in February 2026. Aker BP awarded Aker Solutions a five-year MMO (Maintenance, Modification and Operation) framework agreement covering all Aker BP's key assets on the Norwegian continental shelf, including the new Yggdrasil area — with an option for two additional four-year periods from March 1, 2026. This is not a typical maintenance contract. The alliance is designed to raise the standard for project execution by adopting new technology and advanced methods that will increase productivity, reduce costs, and shorten project delivery times through data-driven and AI-driven work processes — as well as a commercial model that rewards performance and continuous transformation. CEO Kjetel Digre aptly formulated it: "By working in integrated teams from the start and rethinking how we work through data-driven workflows and the scaling of AI, we unlock levels of efficiency that simply weren't possible before." Aker Solutions has also achieved the first BVLOS certification in Europe for unlimited beyond visual line of sight drone operations, and has installed autonomous drone systems on Aker BP's Edvard Grieg platform in the North Sea — enabling frequent, remote-controlled inspections from shore. From an investor perspective, this is interesting for several reasons. Aker Solutions expects revenues of between 45 and 50 billion kroner in 2026, and the company itself describes how it leverages its engineering organization of 5,000 employees, driven by innovative digital solutions and artificial intelligence, to solve global energy challenges. AI is therefore not a side branch — it is the operational foundation on which the company builds future growth. The question for you as an investor: Do you believe AI integration in offshore operations will become a lasting competitive advantage for companies like Aker Solutions, or is this a technology wave that competitors will quickly catch up to? This is not investment advice. Make your own assessments before any investment decisions. Sources: ∙ https://www.akersolutions.com/what-we-do/making-digital-and-ai-count/ ∙ https://www.akersolutions.com/news/news-archive/2026/aker-solutions-awarded-long-term-mmo-frame-agreement-by-aker-bp/ ∙ https://akerbp.com/en/aker-digital-alliance-will-shape-the-future-of-the-digital-oil-and-gas-industry/ ∙ https://www.akersolutions.com/news/news-archive/2026/aker-solutions-asafourth-quarter-and-full-year-2025-results/
- ·19 t sitten · MuokattuWhat are people doing? Selling on Inc. day? Selling on Ex. day? Selling now? Holding long...?·13 t sitten · MuokattuIt's obvious that oil stocks will correct noticeably downwards when the oil price normalizes. - What about Aker Solutions? Movements last 30 days: Equinor +48%, Vår Energi +46%, Aker BP +31%, Blue Nord +29%. Aker Solutions +9% (ex today's gain) = The modest gain in AKSO will correct little compared to, for example, the four oil/gas producers, in my book.·13 t sitten · MuokattuWe think quite similarly then. Plus the upcoming dividend stabilizes Akso's price, I think.
- ·19 t sittenWhat's happening. Why is it going up so much today?
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2025 Q3 -tulosraportti 31.10.2025 | ||
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- 10 t sitten10 t sittenAker Solutions wins FEED contract for CO₂ terminal in Lithuania March 19, 2026 – Aker Solutions has been awarded a front-end engineering and design (FEED) contract by KN Energies to support the development of the company’s CO₂ transshipment terminal infrastructure project in Klaipėda, Lithuania. The project forms part of the CCS Baltic Consortium, which aims to develop the first cross-border carbon capture, transport, and storage (CCS) network in the Baltic region. The Klaipėda terminal infrastructure development is recognized as a project of common interest by the European Commission and is co-funded by the European Union under the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) for Energy programme. The planned CO₂ transshipment terminal in Klaipėda is expected to have a capacity of approximately 2.8 million tonnes of CO₂ per year. The terminal will receive CO₂ from industrial sources in Lithuania and Latvia, as well as across the wider Baltic region, for temporary storage before being transported by ship to long-term geological storage sites located beneath the seabed in the North Sea. As part of the FEED, Aker Solutions will build upon findings from previous phase technical evaluations to further refine the technical design specification of the planned infrastructure as well as evaluate potential expansion routes for the development. Aker Solutions has been designing and delivering CO₂ infrastructure projects since the 1990s, with experience spanning the full CCS value chain, from carbon capture integration to CO₂ transport, terminal and hub infrastructure, and permanent storage. As a systems integrator, the company continues to advance technical solutions that enable the efficient and scalable development of CCS. “Building on more than 30 years of CCS experience, as well as learnings from first-of-a-kind projects such as Northern Lights, Brevik and Oslo CCS, we are proud to support KN Energies in realizing this flagship project, which is of great importance to the Baltic region, as well as wider Europe,” said Henrik Inadomi, executive vice president of New Energies at Aker Solutions. KN Energies is an international energy terminal operator enabling safe and reliable flows of liquid energy and liquefied natural gas across the Baltic Sea region. “The successful procurement of a FEED contractor for Klaipėda liquid CO₂ terminal marks an important milestone in CCS Baltic Consortium development and commitment of KN Energies to further increase maturity of this project of EU Common Interest. I am confident that by combining KN Energies’ proven global operational experience in marine cryogenic and liquid terminals management, with Aker Solutions’ deep engineering expertise – built across decades of delivering complex CO₂, energy, and cryogenic infrastructure projects worldwide – places KN Energies in a strong position to provide efficient and scalable solutions for the Baltic region. “As the terminal advances into the FEED stage, KN Energies is reinforcing its commitment to providing reliable, safe, and customer-centric CO₂ logistics services for industrial emitters in both Latvia and Lithuania – supporting regional decarbonization ambitions and enabling a fully integrated cross-border CO₂ value chain,” said Linas Kilda, chief business development officer at KN Energies. The FEED phase is scheduled for completion in the third quarter of 2026 and will involve more than 100 Aker Solutions employees from across Norway, India and the UK. The targeted commercial operational date for the Klaipėda CO₂ terminal is 2030, with a final investment decision planned for 2027.
- ·15 t sittenEquinor and Aker Solutions — the duo that outruns the rest of Oslo Børs Today, Oslo Børs shows two stocks that together tell a complete story of Norwegian energy capital under pressure. Equinor broke through the NOK 400 mark with a daily gain of 11.56 %, while Aker Solutions rose 9.29 % to 45.18 NOK. TotalEnergies added 4.51 % in Paris. The price movements do not reflect speculation — they reflect a reallocation of capital towards the producers and suppliers best positioned when the Strait of Hormuz is closed and the world desperately searches for secure energy. Brent is trading today between 109 and 119 dollars a barrel, with a spot price around 113 dollars — over 42 dollars higher than a year ago. The IEA describes the Hormuz disruptions as the biggest supply crisis in the oil market's history, with around 20 million barrels daily that normally pass through the strait now reduced to a trickle. The result is twofold: oil prices are exploding, and Europe is intensifying its hunt for stable suppliers from the North Sea and the Atlantic coast. This is where Equinor and Aker Solutions form a natural and mutually reinforcing duo. Equinor is not just an operator benefiting from high prices — the company is in full operation on Johan Sverdrup, Johan Castberg, Troll, and a number of other fields with high regularity and production levels on the Norwegian continental shelf that are the highest in 15 years. Equinor has also recently announced that the goal is to maintain production of 1.2 million barrels of oil equivalents per day on the Norwegian continental shelf until 2035. To maintain that production over years, one thing is needed above all: a reliable maintenance and modification partner. That is Aker Solutions. In January 2026, it was announced that the company had secured several five-year framework agreements with Equinor for maintenance and modification services on the Norwegian continental shelf and at onshore facilities — with options that can extend the agreements for another five years. The agreements are classified as «major» by Aker Solutions, which implies a value between 8 and 12 billion kroner. This is the foundation under Aker Solutions’ share price increase today — not just an oil price rally effect, but a solid contract foundation that provides visibility in the order book well into the next decade. Equinor's total framework agreements to Norwegian suppliers in this round amounted to around 100 billion kroner distributed among seven companies, and Aker Solutions is among the most heavily weighted. For investors with exposure to BGF World Energy A2, this picture is particularly interesting. The fund is up over 40 % in the last three months and includes the large integrated companies — Equinor, TotalEnergies, Shell, Chevron, and ExxonMobil — all of which benefit from the same backdrop. The point is that today's geopolitical situation is not just a price shock. It is a restructuring of where the world sources its energy, and the North Sea players are the primary winners of that restructuring. Aker Solutions’ price chart today tells its own little story: a strong opening up towards 46 NOK, some midday breather, and then a new recovery towards the end of the trading day. It is not panic — it is professional investors gradually building positions in a company they suddenly see in a new light. The question is whether the market still underestimates the duration of what is now unfolding — and thus the potential that remains in the Equinor/AKSO duo. The post is written as a personal analysis and is not to be considered investment advice. The author is exposed to the energy sector through BGF World Energy A2. Sources: IEA Oil Market Report March 2026 — https://www.iea.org/reports/oil-market-report-march-2026 Investing.com — Brent Crude Futures — https://www.investing.com/commodities/brent-oil Fortune.com — oil price March 19, 2026 — https://fortune.com/article/price-of-oil-03-19-2026/ Aker Solutions / Equinor framework agreements Jan. 2026 — https://www.akersolutions.com/news/news-archive/2026/aker-solutions-asaaker-solutions-secures-long-term-maintenance-and-modifications-frame-agreements-with-equinor/ Offshore Energy — Equinor $10 bn. supplier agreements — https://www.offshore-energy.biz/10-billion-awards-spree-seven-players-split-equinors-multibillion-dollar-contracts-cake/ Equinor annual report 2025 — https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2026/03/19/3258764/0/en/Equinor-s-annual-report-for-2025.html·14 t sittenAI-junk·14 t sittenAker Solutions (AKSO) — when AI meets offshore operations Aker Solutions is no longer just a traditional engineering and maintenance company. The company is in the process of transforming into a technology-driven energy player, and AI is at the core of this strategy. Through Aker Digital Alliance (ADA) — a strategic collaboration between Aker BP, Aker Solutions, Cognite, and Aize — next-generation digital solutions are being developed to change how companies work with operations, maintenance, and modification projects offshore. The practical breakthrough came in February 2026. Aker BP awarded Aker Solutions a five-year MMO (Maintenance, Modification and Operation) framework agreement covering all Aker BP's key assets on the Norwegian continental shelf, including the new Yggdrasil area — with an option for two additional four-year periods from March 1, 2026. This is not a typical maintenance contract. The alliance is designed to raise the standard for project execution by adopting new technology and advanced methods that will increase productivity, reduce costs, and shorten project delivery times through data-driven and AI-driven work processes — as well as a commercial model that rewards performance and continuous transformation. CEO Kjetel Digre aptly formulated it: "By working in integrated teams from the start and rethinking how we work through data-driven workflows and the scaling of AI, we unlock levels of efficiency that simply weren't possible before." Aker Solutions has also achieved the first BVLOS certification in Europe for unlimited beyond visual line of sight drone operations, and has installed autonomous drone systems on Aker BP's Edvard Grieg platform in the North Sea — enabling frequent, remote-controlled inspections from shore. From an investor perspective, this is interesting for several reasons. Aker Solutions expects revenues of between 45 and 50 billion kroner in 2026, and the company itself describes how it leverages its engineering organization of 5,000 employees, driven by innovative digital solutions and artificial intelligence, to solve global energy challenges. AI is therefore not a side branch — it is the operational foundation on which the company builds future growth. The question for you as an investor: Do you believe AI integration in offshore operations will become a lasting competitive advantage for companies like Aker Solutions, or is this a technology wave that competitors will quickly catch up to? This is not investment advice. Make your own assessments before any investment decisions. Sources: ∙ https://www.akersolutions.com/what-we-do/making-digital-and-ai-count/ ∙ https://www.akersolutions.com/news/news-archive/2026/aker-solutions-awarded-long-term-mmo-frame-agreement-by-aker-bp/ ∙ https://akerbp.com/en/aker-digital-alliance-will-shape-the-future-of-the-digital-oil-and-gas-industry/ ∙ https://www.akersolutions.com/news/news-archive/2026/aker-solutions-asafourth-quarter-and-full-year-2025-results/
- ·19 t sitten · MuokattuWhat are people doing? Selling on Inc. day? Selling on Ex. day? Selling now? Holding long...?·13 t sitten · MuokattuIt's obvious that oil stocks will correct noticeably downwards when the oil price normalizes. - What about Aker Solutions? Movements last 30 days: Equinor +48%, Vår Energi +46%, Aker BP +31%, Blue Nord +29%. Aker Solutions +9% (ex today's gain) = The modest gain in AKSO will correct little compared to, for example, the four oil/gas producers, in my book.·13 t sitten · MuokattuWe think quite similarly then. Plus the upcoming dividend stabilizes Akso's price, I think.
- ·19 t sittenWhat's happening. Why is it going up so much today?
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