Sounds consistent with Shell. It feels like many of the euro majors have truly made the jump to resigning themselves to low carbon, post oil (though not too soon) world. Not all though, and US counterparts, while more enviro minded than they used to be, not there yet
Shell CEO on Washington state carbon fee ballot initiative: "It doesn’t, in my mind, win any beauty contests the way it has been designed. ... But we’re not going to fight it. Let me be very clear on that as well.” http://axios.link/6HvN pic.twitter.com/WO0orbWCEE
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Great read! At the same time, Shell's also investing in a number of solutions to provide more
#energy whilst reducing#carbon emissions. So more than just talk, also#innovative action!https://bit.ly/2IfvP3HThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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If Jim Rogers (on board of 1631 funders (The Nature Conservancy) and a partner at Stonepeak Partners) is fine with tax on "carbon content" (CO2? CO2e? Just C?) then it's probably a good thing for gas and LNG overall.
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