The Latest Breaking News from Shell

Shell boss Ben van Beurden, who has earned £70million in seven years as its CEO, promised shareholders a bumper dividend, insisting it was 'appropriate'. The company announced profits of £14billion

A ‘small player’ like Shell cannot influence energy bills on its own, Ben van Beurden said.

Shell today defended handing multi-billion dollar payouts to investors after 2021’s blistering rise in natural gas and oil prices helped propel annual profits to a seven-year high.

Energy giant reports bumper results as UK households face 50% jump in bills

The business said profits have risen dramatically in the last few months.

The company was founded in 1983 and employs 25 people

According to analysis, Shell could reveal profits of almost £4.3billion and BP of almost £3billion in the final three months of last year. Meanwhile, ordinary families are struggling to pay their bills

Oil companies BP, Shell and Total have been buying up assets in the EV charging value chain. Are they simply planning for the future or hoping to make bank?

In tonight's edition: Tensions continue between Mali and Europe. Denmark has now announced it will withdraw a contingent of 100 troops from Mali against the backdrop of growing tensions between Bamako and Paris. Also, we see how refugees fleeing violence in Burkina Faso have been coping as they try to…

GlaxoSmithKline, SSE, Unilever, and Shell have all found themselves in the crosshairs of activist funds who until recently focused their attentions on Wall Street — why?

Wealthy companies are using the facade of ‘nature-based solutions’ to enact a great carbon land grab, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot