Shell wants out of the dark with new climate goal
The oil giant goes a step further than other supermajors with an aim to halve emissions by as early as 2030, the company says after a quarter that saw quadrupled earnings.
by MATHIAS JULIUS FALKENGAARD, translated by jonas sahl hollænder
By 2030, Shell must have shaved off half its emissions prior to the company – as previously announced – achieving climate neutrality 20 years later, in 2050.
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