Oil giant Shell wins appeal against landmark Dutch climate ruling to slash emissions
- Oil giant Shell has successfully won an appeal against climate groups' claims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, reversing a previous landmark ruling.
- The Dutch Appeals Court stated that climate legislation lacks specific reduction percentages for individual companies, ruling that Shell is meeting expectations.
- Shell expressed satisfaction with the ruling, stating it is positive for the global energy transition and their company.
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Shell Wins Appeal in Landmark Carbon Emissions Cut Ruling
A Dutch appeals court ruled in Shell’s favor, overturning a landmark decision that ordered the British oil giant to significantly cut its carbon emissions. The ruling reverses a 2021 verdict by a lower court in The Hague, which had mandated that Shell reduce its carbon emissions by 45 percent from 2019 levels by 2030 in line with targets set under the 2015 Paris Agreement. That decision was the first of its kind worldwide, setting a legal preced…
Oil giant Shell wins appeal against climate activists in landmark carbon-emissions case
British oil giant Shell won a major court victory on Tuesday when a Dutch appeals court overturned a landmark 2021 case brought by green groups that found the company partially responsible for climate change and ordered it to aggressively slash carbon emissions.The appeals court in The Hague, where Shell was headquartered until it moved to London in 2022, dismissed the 2021 ruling that ordered Shell to cut its absolute carbon emissions by 45% by…
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