Shell retail looks to the future with car charging, clean fuels
Shell has established its first hydrogen fueling station in the UK and has plans to install its first electric car charging point later this month. Demand for gas and diesel looks set to shrink as people switch to new forms of transport.
BY RAKTEEM KATAKEY AND JAVIER BLAS, BLOOMBERG
Royal Dutch Shell Plc wants 20 percent of income from its retail forecourts to come from vehicles that don't burn diesel or gasoline, as the company anticipates an accelerating transition to clean energy over the coming decade.
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