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Shell Ends Dutch Era with Move to London

Shell has ended a century of history as a dual-national company by approving a proposal to base itself in London. During an extraordinary meeting of shareholders in Ahoy in Rotterdam, 99.77% voted in favour of relocating the company’s headquarters. Shell was founded in 1833 as an import-export business of tropical …

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The EU will Recognize Nuclear Energy and Natural Gas as Clean

The European Commission will classify nuclear energy and natural gas as clean fuels, giving them access to green finance. This was announced to the European edition “Politico” by the first vice-chairman of the Commission Frans Timmermans. In an interview published Thursday, Timmermans said: “I think we need to find a …

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World Leaders have to Face the Truth about Oil Demand

“Our products make the world run.” This is what Chevron’s chief executive Mike Wirth said at this week’s World Petroleum Congress in Houston. The statement echoed a sentiment expressed by other oil executives attending the event—oil and gas are indispensable and will continue to be indispensable for the observable future …

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Oil Prices up from Market Relief over New Variant Worries

Oil prices increased on Thursday on investor relief following news that the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine booster is capable of neutralizing the omicron variant. International benchmark Brent crude was trading at $76.32 per barrel at 0624 GMT for an 0.65% increase after closing the previous session at $75.82 a barrel. American benchmark …

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