Royal Dutch Shell provoked a furious backlash from campaigners yesterday when it announced plans to scale back its renewable energy business and focus purely on oil, gas and biofuels. Jeroen van der Veer, the chief executive, said that Shell, the world’s second-largest non-state-controlled oil company, was planning to drop all new investment in wind, solar and hydrogen energy.
The former Liz Truss ally has been a regular on the pro-Trump speaking circuit.
Teneo handling communications for COP31 in Turkey despite history of oil and gas work.
Victory in this weekend’s landmark election could see Alternative for Germany stall a lucrative wind and solar drive in Saxony-Anhalt.
Nigel Farage’s party is welcoming polluting interests and radical pressure groups to its annual gathering.
