Shell and BP prep massive green investment push

James Murray
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A planned Shell EV station | Credit: Shell
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A planned Shell EV station | Credit: Shell

Reports suggest Shell is planning to invest up to £25bn in primarily low carbon infrastructure in the UK, as BP confirms £1bn EV charging spending plan

The UK's two largest oil and gas majors have this week unveiled plans to drastically ramp up their investment in low carbon infrastructure, as calls grow for the UK to curb its fossil fuel imports in response...

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