UK must reconsider Shell and Equinor's North Sea gas, oil projects, court rules
Britain's approvals for two vast North Sea oil and gas fields were overturned by a Scottish court on Thursday, in a significant win for environmental campaigners which casts doubt on the future of new fossil fuel projects in the UK.
A court ruling requires the British government to consider the potential climate impact of the oil and gas produced in the ...
A court in Scotland blocked the production of oil and gas at two project sites being developed in British waters until their impact on climate ...
Atlantic Shores, a joint venture between Shell and France’s EDF, has reaffirmed its commitment to delivering New Jersey’s first offshore wind project despite Shell’s recent $1bn write-off related to ...
Greenpeace and Uplift had claimed the impact of greenhouse gas emissions caused by burning extracted oil and gas from the ...
Britain’s two biggest offshore oil and gas developments have been blocked from producing any fossil fuels after a judge ...
CEO Wael Sawan said despite the lower quarterly earnings, cash delivery “remained solid” and it generated free cashflow of ...
Permissions for Shell’s Jackdaw and Equinor’s Rosebank oil and gas fields were granted unlawfully, Scottish court rules, & ...
Norwegian oil firm Equinor has selected offshore newcomer Tromso-based Lufttransport RW to operate a fleet of five new ...
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