Shell’s carbon credits potentially worthless, research finds
Shell may have purchased "worthless" carbon credits after they were oversold by market manager Verra, accused the Guardian
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Shell may have purchased "worthless" carbon credits after they were oversold by market manager Verra, accused the Guardian
Shell and BP took part in the UK's latest North Sea oil and gas licensing round, which attracted some 115 bids from 76 firms
Energy firms, such as Shell and BP, should face more responsibility for their emissions if global net zero targets are to be met, according to scientists
The cost of filling the typical car tank has fallen by £23 since July
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Britain's blue chip index closed up on Friday around 66 points, or 0.87%, at 7,699
Shell and BP are facing renewed pressure from investors to cut emissions by 2030
Shell PLC’s US$1.9bn buyout of Denmark’s Nature Energy will make it Europe’s largest producer of RNG
Energy suppliers are not doing enough for low-income and other vulnerable customers according to Ofgem
The FTSE 100 giant has seen huge cash inflows due to the elevated prices of oil and gas
Smaller oil firms play a key role in the North Sea but won't be sheltered as much by investment-linked tax breaks compared to the major producers.
There is over 8bn barrels worth of oil and gas within 45km of existing North Sea infrastructure according to an OEUK report
“These profits are obscene – especially at a time when millions are struggling with soaring bills," said Frances O’Grady, general secretary of the Trade Union Congress
Earlier this month the oil supermajor had warned that profits for the third quarter would be lower
Shell reports on Thursday, whilst BP's third-quarter results are due 1 November.
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The analysis showed there has been no increase in yield traps – companies that have seductively attractive dividends that they are unlikely to be able to sustain
"Putin's illegal invasion of Ukraine means it is now more important than ever that we make the most of sovereign energy resources," said Business Secretary Jacob Rees-Mogg
Broker UBS said the trading update points to a weaker third quarter than it expected, primarily driven by results from Shell's Integrated Gas division
The oil and gas giant said refining margins in its chemicals and products division were US$15/bbl compared to US$28/bbl in the second quarter, which is expected to take between US$1bn to US$1.4bn off adjusted EBITDA
Victory has been described as a “relatively simple” tie-back gas development, albeit located in the West of Shetland region
Van Beurden criticised the energy price cap, saying oil and gas and energy companies would struggle to bring extra supplies if the price incentive wasn’t there
Internal hires maintain continuity of tone and strategy
van Beurden's successor as Shell CEO will be Wael Sawan, who currently heads the company’s gas, renewables and energy solutions business
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Brent crude oil fell 3% on Thursday on expectations of weaker demand and a strong US dollar.
Four candidates have been earmarked as his possible successor
The analysis showed that around 40% of these excess profits will go to big power producers
In response to looming rate hikes by central banks and the OPEC+ meeting next week, oil prices slid
Warning could raise the prospect of further rationing and demand for alternatives
Shell Energy Retail created “additional financial hardship" for the customers at a time when energy prices are at historic high levels, the regulator said
The government is aiming to increase the UK’s charge points to 300,000 by 2030
97 out of 100 FTSE 100 companies are expected to pay a dividend in 2022
Strategists screened for three factors for ideal stocks, including that their shares are trading below price-to-book and how their 'recession-adjusted P/E' compared with their 10-year average
Shell's Mars, Ursa and Olympus platforms were shut temporarily
Any decision regarding a levy on the energy and oil and gas businesses is unlikely to be confirmed until a new Prime Minister is announced
Last week, the FTSE 100 company announced record profits for the second consecutive quarter of £9.5bn
Households will see a deduction of £66 from energy bills in October and £67 from December to March
Shell intends to reinvest the windfall - alongside a US$6bn share buy-back - to secure new energy supplies 'the world needs today'
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Britain's premier share index finished nearly three points lower, or 0.04%, at 7,345
The energy giant said it completed a US$8.5bn share buy-back programme this week, and, at group level, it expects to pay between US$3.3bn and US$3.7bn of taxes for the quarter
The UK blue-chip index closed 81.31 points, or 1.1% higher at 7,189.08, below the session peak of 7,213.05 but well above the opening low of 7,107.77
The hydrogen produced will be used to supply the Shell Energy and Chemicals Park in Rotterdam
Oil fell below US$100 a barrel yesterday as concerns about a global recession outweighed supply worries
Bumper dividends and boosted buyback programmes await investors later this month as the so-called oil supermajors report on their second quarters.
Looking many of the recent hydrogen deal, from Shell and BP to Walmart, plus examining what makes this chemical special
Energy companies warn of the potential deterrence of investment in the North Sea due to the UK government's tax
Expansion plans include clean power to more households and EVs with over £20bn investment over the next decade
The UK is aiming to become the ‘Saudi Arabia of wind’ and offshore wind growth could absorb the ongoing contraction in fossil fuels
The Swiss bank has a 3,000p price target for Shell, versus a market price of around 2,400p.
An average lorry now needs £61,000 of fuel, up from £41,000 in 2021
RBC said Shell’s current share price “poorly reflects” its underlying value and expects the oil company to outperform the market
Britain's blue-chip benchmark finished up around 42 points, or 0.56%, at 7,564
The oil company sought support from shareholders for its 'Net Zero' climate strategy.
The oil giant's AGM is on Tuesday at 10am in London
Van Beurden has seen the value of his stock climb to £23mln from £14mln as investors put their money into oil and gas stocks
Shell says it will install the chargers to help Britain reach its target of no fossil fuel cars by 2030 and to address the fact that 60% of city dwellers do not have private parking
Income from a one-off levy could be used to support UK households struggling to cope with soaring energy prices
Investments to deliver tomorrow's production could do more to help British household costs down.
As calls for a windfall tax on the industry get louder, Beurden believes Shell can help bring prices down by investing in production, and hinted a windfall tax could force it to scale back its £25bn investment plans
The oil major's dividend was increased by around 4% whilst an US$8.5bn share buy-back programme is ongoing.
At the close, the FTSE 100 index was up 9.82 points, or 0.1% at 7,503.27, just off the day’s low of 7,495.89 and well below the session’s hefty peak of 7,619.39
Windfall tax clamour to grow as Shell reports while UK rates tipped to rise again
Mid-cap dividends rose faster than the top 100, up 30.5% on an underlying basis
“What Shell does or doesn't do is determined by the people in charge, that's why we’re looking at them. The board has to be aware that it is wilfully exposing Shell to potential damage claims that the company could never pay.”
Shell and Uniper aim to take the project to front end engineering and design by 2023
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Binding bids are due by the end of April, according to Reuters’ sources
"The business model switches from commodity-style in nature to being one that offers energy as a service."
Resource companies still have a disproportionate effect on the direction of the Footsie but the industrial sector has done sneakily well over the last five years
Thursday's warts-and-all update detailed a US$5bn hit and also revealed the oil major has suffered very significant working capital outflows
“A slew of UK names have gone ex-dividend today, with the result that the FTSE 100 has not joined in the modest gains seen on the continent," said Chris Beauchamp, chief market analyst at online trading platform IG
She will still be entitled to a cash bonus, but it will be pro-rata
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The oil supermajor, which made a £15bn profit last year, suggested its UK arm would invest £15bn to almost £19bn in low-carbon energy
“On inventory levels alone, we see US$90/bbl Brent currently justified"
It is just over three months since Shell said the economic case for the controversial field 75 miles off the west coast of the Shetlands did not merit further investment; a lot has changed since then
“There has to be transparency in the way petrol and diesel prices are reached,” said campaigner FairFuelUK
Private equity owner Actis is evaluating final offers for Sprng Energy, the report says
“We believe that there are sufficient grounds to assert that Shell’s board is mismanaging the material and foreseeable climate risk facing the company," said ClientEarth lawyer Paul Benson
Oil prices are likely to ‘normalise’ at US$125 a barrel suggests the broker
The oil majors shares fell just over 1% in Thursday's deals.
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Withdrawing from Russian petroleum products, pipeline gas and LNG is "a complex challenge" and a transition to other energy supplies "will take much longer"
Britain's blue chip benchmark finished up around four points, or 0.07%, at 6,964.11
This comes the day after Shell vowed to remove itself from all Russian operations following the country’s continued invasion of Ukraine
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The UK blue chip index falls back and US investors take cover as hostilities continue
Heating bills in the UK are set to rise by 54% to an average of £1,971 at the start of April
UKOOG policy manager said expanded drilling was the best way to make up for costly future shortfalls
Brent and WTI crude benchmarks surge higher still in Thursday morning's deals.
"The magnitude of investments and actions does not match discourse," the authors said