Shell Investors Back Weaker Emissions Targets
Shell shareholders approved the company’s new energy transition plan with weaker carbon emissions targets.
Shell Plans to Divest 1,000 Retail Sites
Shell Plc plans to divest 500 retail sites annually over the next two years, responding to a growing demand for electric vehicle chargers.
BP Profit Misses Estimates on Weak Gas Trading
BP Plc’s third-quarter profit rebounded from the prior period but fell short of estimates as weak results in gas marketing offset a strong performance in oil trading.
BP CEO Looney Quits Over Past Relationships With Colleagues
BP Plc CEO Bernard Looney has resigned over the failure to fully disclose past relationships with colleagues.
Shell Sees $1 Billion Gain in Refining on Record Fuel Prices
Shell Plc said soaring margins from fuel production may have added more than $1 billion to the earnings of its refining business last quarter, when gasoline prices broke records in several countries.
Shell Drops ‘Royal Dutch’ From Name After Relocation
Shell Plc has dropped “Royal Dutch” from its name, part of a major overhaul of its legal and tax structure announced in December.
Shell to Make First Profit From Oil Output Since Pandemic
Royal Dutch Shell Plc expects to make its first profit from pumping oil since the start of the pandemic, the petroleum giant said.
Shell Doubled Oil-Trading Profit to $2.6 Billion Last Year
Royal Dutch Shell Plc disclosed the profitability of its sprawling and secretive oil-trading unit for the first time, saying it almost doubled to $2.6 billion last year.
BP Swaps High Returns for a Cleaner Future With Unproven Profits
One week and two deals later, BP Plc has cemented the view that for an oil and gas company to go green, it must sacrifice profits.
OPEC Focuses on Shrinking Stockpiles to Pave the Way for $60 Oil
OPEC’s first production cuts in eight years are intended to shrink the world’s bloated oil stockpiles back to a normal level, paving the way for prices to rise to more than $60 a barrel.