An overview of external experts and Equinor employees that have contributed to the series, and the most important facts addressed in each episode.

Sources
Episode 1 – So -how close are we to the edge?
Sources in this episode
Jostein Bakke – Professor, Department of Geosciences, University of Bergen
Erlend Haugland – Macroeconomics analyst, Equinor
Bjørn Otto Sverdrup – Head of OGCI (Oil & Gas Climate Initiative)
Jarand Rystad – CEO, Rystad Energy
Sigrun Gjerløw Aasland – General Manager, Environmental foundation Zero
Episode 2 – Can’t we just shut off the oil faucet
Sources in this episode
Tine Jensen Fjæberg – Process engineer (Graduate Engineering Trainee),Equinor
Nina Jensen – Marine biologist and CEO, REV Ocean
Henriette Undrum – Project director - Norway Energy Hub, Equinor
Jarand Rystad – founder and CEO, Rystad Energy
Episode 3: Why doesn’t the world run on renewable energy already?
Sources in this episode
Kristin Muller Thomassen – Sustainability engineer, Equinor (Gulen)
Erik-Jan Lock – Head of research at the Institute of Marine Research
Christian Lie Hansen – Head of strategy and market options in land-based renewable sources, Equinor
John Olav Tande – Director - Northwind and chief researcher, Sintef Ocean
Episode 4: So what’s the deal with low-carbon solutions?
Sources in this episode
Jannicke Gerner Bjerkås – CCS Director - Hafslund Oslo Celsio
Ivar Kuven - Operations Engineer Northern Lights, Equinor
Torbjørg Klara Fossum – CCS Director (Carbon capture and storage), Equinor
Inga Lindemark Solheim – Senior engineer – low-carbon solutions, Equinor
Episode 5 – The ultimate test
Sources in this episode
Anders Opedal – CEO, Equinor
- IEA, World Energy Outlook 2022
- NVE on electrification of Melkøya and Wisting
- Ørsted on opening of coal power plant
- Bloomberg on opening of Swedish oil power plant
- IEA, World Energy Investment 2022
- Equinor’s annual report and sustainability reports
- Impact assessment for the Wisting field
- Equinor’s energy transition plan