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Environmental Group Takes Royal Dutch Shell Plc To Court Over Global Emissions
Energy
Straggling on climate change no longer an option—Big Oil faces its reckoning
By Sophie MellorMay 27, 2021
Director of Dutch environment organisation 'Milieudefensie' Donald Pols (C) celebrates outside a court in The Hague on May 26, 2021, after the district court ruled that Anglo-Dutch multi-national Shell must reduce its emissions by 45 percent by 2030. - A Dutch court ordered oil giant Shell to slash its greenhouse gas emissions targets in a landmark victory for climate activists. Dubbed "the People versus Shell", the case was launched in 2019 by the Netherlands branch of Friends of the Earth, and is backed by six other groups and more than 17,000 Dutch citizens. - Netherlands OUT
Energy
Dutch court orders Shell to dramatically cut emissions, saying it’s partly responsible for climate change
By Sophie MellorMay 26, 2021
How to hire A.I. talent in a red-hot market
Tech
How to hire A.I. talent in a red-hot market
By Jonathan VanianMay 12, 2021
Bitcoin, Ethereum and Big Tech bounce back
Newsletters
Bitcoin, Ethereum and Big Tech bounce back
By Bernhard WarnerMay 6, 2021
Monster earnings from Apple and Facebook lift global stocks
Newsletters
Monster earnings from Apple and Facebook lift global stocks
By Bernhard WarnerApril 29, 2021
New York City sues Exxon, Shell, and BP, alleging ads falsely label their products ‘cleaner’
Energy
New York City sues Exxon, Shell, and BP, alleging ads falsely label their products ‘cleaner’
By Ellen Gilmer, Bob Van Voris and BloombergApril 22, 2021
The era of peak oil has already arrived for this energy giant
Energy
The era of peak oil has already arrived for this energy giant
By Laura Hurst and BloombergFebruary 11, 2021
Investors reward French energy giant Total for making the best of a brutal 2020
Energy
Investors reward French energy giant Total for making the best of a brutal 2020
By Katherine DunnFebruary 9, 2021
Exxon and Chevron CEOs reportedly discussed a mega merger last year
Energy
Exxon and Chevron CEOs reportedly discussed a mega merger last year
By Simon Casey, Meghan Genovese and BloombergFebruary 1, 2021
An activist demonstration marking the delayed COP26 UN climate negotiations on November 13, 2020 in Glasgow, Scotland.
Environment
2020 was the year of the ‘net zero by 2050’ commitment. Will 2021 be the year we get the details?
By Katherine DunnJanuary 1, 2021
National Defense Authorization Act-Capitol Building
Commentary
Congress just passed the most important anti-corruption reform in decades, but hardly anyone knows about it
By Morris PearlDecember 26, 2020
The world’s largest wind farm is truly enormous, and it’s one step closer to reality
Energy
The world’s largest wind farm is truly enormous, and it’s one step closer to reality
By Katherine DunnNovember 26, 2020
Why investors like socially responsible companies
Magazine
Why investors like socially responsible companies
By Matthew HeimerNovember 20, 2020
In pursuit of ‘net zero,’ Spain’s Iberdrola bets big on America
Energy
In pursuit of ‘net zero,’ Spain’s Iberdrola bets big on America
By Katherine DunnOctober 21, 2020
‘Risky and dangerous’: Energy industry body IEA sounds the alarm on oil demand and even uses the P-word
Energy
‘Risky and dangerous’: Energy industry body IEA sounds the alarm on oil demand and even uses the P-word
By Katherine DunnOctober 13, 2020
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