Professor suggests replacing Equinor's whole board
The Norwegian government should replace Equinor's entire board of directors after the partially state-owned oil giant lost more than NOK 200 billion, Professor Ola Kvaløy tells media.
The conclusion of Norwegian Minister of Petroleum and Energy Tina Bru, who recently asked to be allowed to present an oral account of Equinor's operations in the US shale industry to the country's parliament, ought to be clear: Restaff the board of directors.
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