Equinor hounded by UK advertising watchdog
The state-owned Norwegian oil company crossed a line with an advertisement in the London Underground that depicted gas as a climate-friendly energy source, prompting a somewhat unusual warning.
by OLE ANDERSEN
Norway's state-owned oil giant Equinor received an unusual warning from the UK Advertising Standards Authority (ASA), which monitors the contents and standards of the advertising business, for portraying gas as a climate-friendly energy source, Financial Times writes.
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