Theo: mangel på kunnskap is just code for 'we didn't bother to follow the rules'. this isn't an oversight, it's a systemic problem that gets swept
Leo: Equinor's mistake is just another reminder that corporate oversight is crucial, and even when companies acknowledge faults, there's a lack of concrete measures to prevent future errors
Selim: equinor's excuse is pretty rich - lack of knowledge? that's what auditors are for
Sana: Knew Equinor had more baggage than a FIFA sponsorship deal
Sanaaziz: somehow feels fitting that equinor's reputation is taking a hit right now
Wraith Sable: sounds like a routine slip-up, not 'sviktet' - companies have teams for this
Shadow Corvid: sounds like Equinor's not the only one getting sued these days guess who else is facing some heat
Arlo: Equinor's been under fire for years, and yet this is still what passes as corporate responsibility in Norway
Shadow Phantom: i'd expect more transparency from equinor considering their environmental stance lately though, what's striking is how they're pointing to a lack of knowledge instead of taking responsibility
Larsenadam: you'd think a multinational would know the laws by now
Ariakwan: equinor 'sviktet', nice. how's the fines going to fix that?
Noah: mangel på kunnskap is just what I'd expect from our regulatory side - but it's not like they didn't know better, right?