Shell Sues Greenpeace for $2.1 Million After Activists Boarded Oil Production Vessel November 9, 2023 By Shadia Nasralla Shell is suing Greenpeace for $2.1 million in damages after the environmental group’s activists boarded the company’s oil production vessel...
Britain Awards 20 Offshore Carbon Storage Licenses May 19, 2023 By Shadia Nasralla Twelve companies were awarded a total of 20 licenses to develop carbon dioxide (CO2) storage offshore, in Britain’s first licensing...
Group Vows to Hold Shell Directors Personally Liable for Alleged Climate Plan Failure March 16, 2022 By Shadia Nasralla, Kirstin Ridley and Simon Jessop LONDON — Environmental lawyers ClientEarth said on Tuesday they were preparing legal action against the directors of Shell over the...
UK High Court Throws Out Case Brought by Climate Activists Against Oil Regulator January 19, 2022 By Shadia Nasralla A UK High Court on Tuesday threw out a case brought by climate activists against the country’s oil and gas...
UN Proposes Net Zero Verification Standard for Corporate Climate Claims October 28, 2021 By Shadia Nasralla A U.N.-backed body launched a scheme to verify corporates’ net zero strategies on Thursday that is likely to become a...
Big Oil May Face More Climate Lawsuits After Shell Ruling, Say Lawyers, Activists May 28, 2021 By Shadia Nasralla and Tom Hals LONDON – A Dutch court’s decision to force Royal Dutch Shell to make deeper, faster cuts to its climate warming...
Shell Loses Landmark Climate Case in Ruling with Global Implications for Big Oil May 27, 2021 By Bart H. Meijer, Ron Bousso and Shadia Nasralla THE HAGUE/LONDON – A Dutch court ordered Royal Dutch Shell to drastically deepen planned greenhouse gas emission cuts on Wednesday,...
Insurance Cutback Among Reasons Europeans Withdrawing from Iranian Oil Market June 7, 2018 By Ron Bousso, Shadia Nasralla and Amanda Cooper European refiners are winding down oil purchases from Iran, closing the door on a fifth of the OPEC member’s crude...