Donald Trump has called on Sir Keir Starmer to “open up” the North Sea and “eliminate windmills” as the incoming president criticised the UK Government’s energy strategy.
Donald Trump has called on Sir Keir Starmer to “open up” the North Sea and “eliminate windmills” as the incoming president criticised the UK Government’s energy strategy.
Shell reported $14 billion (£10.9 billion) in profits for the first half of the year, driven by its strategic shift from renewables back to oil and gas.
Shell anticipates a financial impact of up to $2 billion (£1.6 billion) after pausing construction on one of Europe’s largest planned biofuel plants and selling a refinery in Singapore.
At Shell’s tense annual general meeting held in London today, more than a fifth of the shareholders voted against the company’s climate strategy.
Shell exceeded market forecasts with a profit of $7.7 billion (£6.1 billion) in the first three months of the year, surpassing expectations and declaring additional shareholder returns.
London might face a significant impact from the departure of listed companies, as Shell PLC’s (LSE:SHEL, NYSE:SHEL) leader Wael Sawan hinted at a potential move of its listing to the
Coro Energy PLC, the South East Asian energy company with a natural gas and clean energy portfolio, notes the announcement released by Conrad Asia Energy Ltd (“Conrad” or the “Operator”),
Shell is facing allegations of not being transparent about its associations with influential pro-fossil fuel advocacy groups in developing countries, including India, Vietnam, China, and the Philippines, as reported by
Coro Energy PLC, the South East Asian energy company with a natural gas and clean energy portfolio announces, in anticipation of and in preparation for the rollout of the recently
Engineering consultancy Wood has secured a contract valued at $330m (£262m) with Harbour Energy, the leading oil and gas producer in the UK’s North Sea, as per the official announcement.
Receipt of ion Sale Proceeds; Philippines Meteorological Mast Procurement
The UK’s leading oil and gas company has struck a deal worth $84m (£65.8m) to divest its operations in Vietnam.