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May 24th, 2021:

Shell faces Dutch court ruling on global emissions

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Shell faces Dutch court ruling on global emissions

By Ed Reed: 24 May 2021

A court in The Hague will rule on May 26 on a climate case against Shell, led by Friends of the Earth Netherlands (Milieudefensie).

The environmentalist case demands that Shell cut CO2 emissions by 45% by 2030. Success for the NGO would see the corporation ordered to “reduce its emissions in line with global climate goals”.

The outcome, it said, should “impact climate policy and corporate accountability globally”. It does not seek compensation, rather a change to Shell’s business plan. read more

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Trustpilot Verdict on Shell Energy – a very bad company

Extracts from Shell Energy customer reviews posted during the past 24 hours on Trustpilot: “This is a very bad company. You have illegally impacted my credit file negatively. I have been calling every day to be told, that customer support is not able to contact the credit management and all the managers are unavailable.”: I really regret switching to Shell my previous supplier provided a much better service”

Visit the Shell Energy page on Trustpilot to view all reviews in their entirety, positive and negative (and Shell Energy responses). Watch out for any fake reviews. Note the reoccurring themes in the negative reviews, including difficulty in communicating with the companyThis article posted on 24 May 2021. read more

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This time Mark was the winner in the ‘battle of the Van B’s’

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This time Mark was the winner in the ‘battle of the Van B’s’

Carel Grol May 23, 2021

As an activist investor, Mark van Baal has been fighting for a greener Shell with Follow This for years. At the shareholders’ meeting he always speaks to the other ‘Van B.’ CEO Ben van Beurden. Follow This is unnecessary, Van Beurden believes, but Van Baal has since won over 30% of the shareholders.

In brief

Activist investor Follow This is gaining a foothold in the Shell shareholders’ meeting. read more

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Oil Majors Look to Fill Businesses’ Growing Appetite for Green Power

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL

Oil Majors Look to Fill Businesses’ Growing Appetite for Green Power

By Sarah McFarlane: May 24, 2021 7:00 am ET

Businesses are buying more renewable power, and oil majors want a piece of the action.

European oil companies including BP PLC and Royal Dutch Shell PLC are building new wind and solar projects and striking deals to supply electricity to big corporate buyers like Amazon.com Inc. and Microsoft Corp., treading into the domain of traditional power companies.

Oil companies say securing long-term deals to supply electricity will provide a new source of income and underpin their expansion into wind and solar power as they seek to reduce their dependence on fossil fuels and prepare for a lower-carbon economy. read more

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Influential investor joins shareholder rebellion over Shell’s climate plan

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Influential investor joins shareholder rebellion over Shell’s climate plan

Legal & General Investment Management, Britain’s biggest fund manager, piles pressure on oil firm

Rupert Jones and Hilary Osborne: Mon 24 May 2021 06.00 BST Britain’s biggest fund manager has piled pressure on Shell after joining a shareholder rebellion over the oil company’s carbon-cutting plans, saying that they lack credibility and the ambition required to combat global heating.

It has emerged that Legal & General Investment Management (LGIM), one of the oldest fund managers in the City of London, was among investors behind a significant shareholder vote against Shell’s climate transition targets at the company’s annual meeting on Tuesday.

The asset manager, which is part of the insurer Legal & General and manages more than £1.2tn of assets, told the Guardian that it joined activists demanding faster progress because it did not believe the Anglo-Dutch company’s plan was credible. read more

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Shell’s climate plans do not go far enough, says UK’s biggest fund manager

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Shell’s climate plans do not go far enough, says UK’s biggest fund manager read more

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