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March 28th, 2023:

Shell Broadband is ‘total crap’

“STEER CLEAR. My biggest regret is not checking reviews before getting broadband with Shell.”

Shell Energy Broadband Reviews recently posted on broadband.co.uk

Selection of reviews posted here 28 March 2023

Reviewer joe: Location Runcorn: Date 2023-03-03

Comments

total crap it’s off more times than on..going to my solicitors on Monday to see if can cancel without penalty…if it was me..charging for a service like shell I would be in the dock for fraud

Reviewer MG: Location UK: Date 2023-03-03 read more

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Shell’s divestments in Nigeria

The Washington Post

Big Oil is selling off its polluting assets — with unintended consequences

Shell’s divestments in Nigeria help the company meet its green goals. But villagers and watchdogs say conditions have worsened after the sales.

By  March 27, 2023 at 2:00 a.m. EDT

NEMBE, Nigeria — When Lambert Ogbari learned that the oil giant Shell was selling its local operations to a Nigerian firm, he said he felt hopeful his living conditions would finally improve. But he quickly noticed that maintenance on the oil wells surrounding his village had declined.

Then, one night, Ogbari woke up to a loud bang, followed by the smell of gas. Crude oil was shooting out of a well near his home with such force that people hundreds of yards away could hear the roar.

As the world wrestles with climate change, major oil companies are selling off polluting assets around the globe. Shell, which announced in 2021 that it is looking to exit Nigeria’s onshore market completely, has repeatedly said in annual reports over the past eight years that divestments in Nigeria and elsewhere have played an important role in decreasing the company’s greenhouse gas emissions. Shell’s withdrawal is part of an exodus by some of the world’s top energy companies from the Niger Delta, which had long made Nigeria the largest oil producer in Africa. read more

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