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Royal Dutch Shell is among the largest oil companies in the world
Activist investor claims splitting Shell's renewables business away from fossil fuels divisions could deliver faster emissions cuts, but Shell argues break up would harm energy transition
Shell has today unveiled a new emissions reduction target covering its own operations, as it faced pressure from one of its leading investors to spin-off its clean energy arm away from its oil and gas...
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