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US lawmakers lead an inquiry into big oil companies and urge the Justice Department to investigate potential climate deception. Democrats Senator Sheldon Whitehouse and Representative […]
A carbon capture storage (CCS) project powered by TotalEnergies, Shell and Equinor is underway in Norway. The project, Northern Lights, is said to be Norway’s […]
Chevron is reportedly selling its stake in the Clair field and other North Sea assets. The energy corporation plans to sell a 19.4% stake in […]
Norway’s $1.6 trillion sovereign wealth fund has asked Shell to provide more information about its updated climate targets. However, the fund will oppose an independent […]
Amidst the bustling Rotterdam port, engineers have embarked on Europe’s most ambitious endeavor to combat climate change: the construction of a groundbreaking carbon capture and […]
Woodside’s shareholders on Wednesday voted against the company’s climate plan, halting its plan for new fossil fuel projects and dealing a significant blow to Australia’s […]
A recently published report by the Washington Post documented the practice of ‘avoided deforestation’ in a the heart of the Amazon rainforest. The Peruvian timber […]
Shell urged shareholders to vote against an independent resolution, co-filed by a group of 27 investors, which calls for the energy company to set stringent climate targets.
Apple announced its decision to ramp up clean energy initiatives worldwide towards achieving carbon neutrality across its operations by 2030.
According to a new report by the World Bank, companies like Netflix, Apple, and Shell are investing in Kenya's carbon credits. Kenya is Africa's second-largest voluntary carbon market (VCM) credit issuer, following the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
The US Senate has taken a significant step forward in addressing recycling and composting challenges by passing two bipartisan bills aimed at improving data collection and expanding access to recycling infrastructure, applauded by the Consumer Brands Association.
Shell, one of the world's leading energy companies, has issued a stark warning about the risk of energy shortages unless there is a significant increase in investment in low-carbon energy sources. The company's caution comes amidst a global push towards net-zero emissions and growing concerns about energy security.