Shell foresees 'low risk' of stranded assets in low carbon transition plan
Fossil fuel giant believes it will produce 80 per cent of its oil and gas reserves before 2030, as it seeks to navigate low carbon transition
Shell has unveiled a plan to navigate its business through the shift towards a low carbon economy over the next 15 years, concluding that it foresees a "low risk" of being left with stranded assets in...
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