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Shell plc (NYSE:NYSE:SHEL) Q1 2022 Results Conference Call May 05, 2022 09:00 AM ET Company Participants Ben van Beurden - CEO Sinead Gorman - CFO Wael Sawan - Integrated Gas, Renewables...

(Bloomberg Opinion) -- When is a cargo of Russian diesel not a cargo of Russian diesel? The answer is when Shell Plc, the largest European oil company, turns it into what traders refer to as a Latvian blend. The point is to market a barrel in which only 49.

European energy companies are finding workarounds to keep Russian crude flowing while placating public opinion

The Seplat chairman helped negotiate payment for the lucrative oil block and in the end, his firm took a slice of the huge pay-out.

Nicht nur die anstehende Regierungsbeteiligung der Grünen in Deutschland zeigt, dass die Energiewende immer weiter voranschreitet. 30.09.2021

Legal & General Investment Management joins Shells shareholder rebellion Shareholder support for Follow This’ proposal more than doubled this year, rising from 14.4 per cent last year to 30 per cent – with new heavyweight supports like Legal & General Investment Management. One of London’s oldest fund managers, Legal & General Investment Management (LGIM), has been revealed to have joined the shareholder rebellion today against Shell’s climate strategy last week, accord...

Now comes the hard part.

Mayor Sandra Masters, far right, said she is not supporting the ban.(Matt Duguid/CBC) LeBlanc further compared taking sponsorship money from oil and gas companies to the likes of naming a building after "a pack of smokes" or cannabis companies.  "We can not allow that to happen with fossil fuel companies, whose financial interest is to push the continued use of carbon-heavy technologies, carbon-heavy fuel sources. We need to distance ourselves from that and not allow them to gain legitimacy t...

Posted: Jan 21, 2021 2:42 PM CT | Last Updated: January 21 Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe called a proposed amendment to the citys naming rights policy absurd, and threatened to withhold millions in municipal surcharges if it passes at next weeks city council meeting. (Michael Bell/The Canadian Press)