Shell PLC (NYSE:SHEL) shareholders rejected a climate resolution by activist group Follow This, which aimed to align Shell's carbon targets with the Paris Agreement. Supported by investors managing $4 trillion, the proposal received 18.6% backing, down from last year's 20%. CEO Wael Sawan viewed the result as a vote of confidence in Shell's energy transition strategy, despite ongoing scrutiny and a significant legal challenge from a 2021 Dutch court ruling.
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Shell plc announces the sale of its Energy and Chemicals Park in Singapore to CAPGC Pte. Ltd., a joint venture between Chandra Asri and Glencore, as part of its strategic business optimization. The agreement includes the transfer of all assets and contracts, enhancing CAPGC's position in the global market.
Shell reportedly exits China's power markets, focusing on bolstering profitability in natural gas and oil sectors. The move reflects a commitment to invest selectively in profitable ventures within the power sector, aligning with CEO Wael Sawan's vision.
The Nigerian oil regulator evaluates Shell's divestment of its onshore subsidiary to Renaissance consortium. Assets have 6.73B barrels of oil & 56.27T cubic feet of gas.