Oil giant Royal Dutch Shell says it will take a £145m first-quarter hit from Texas freeze that left nearly 200 dead
- Severe freezing weather hit Texas in February this year triggering many deaths
- Millions of people were also left without power and Shell’s operations were hit
Royal Dutch Shell has warned that the severe winter storm in Texas earlier this year looks set to hit its bottom line for the fist quarter.
In February, a snowstorm swept across Texas and swathes of North America, knocking out sections of the former’s electricity grid, leaving millions without power and nearly 200 people dead.
Shell expects at best steady fuel sales for first quarter
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