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Shell sells wind and solar energy business to French rival Total in latest Net Zero retreat

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Shell sells wind and solar energy business to French rival Total in latest Net Zero retreat
This is Money
This is Money2 hrs ago
Shell sells wind and solar energy business to French rival Total in latest Net Zero retreat
Shell said the sale included assets across the UK, Italy, the Netherlands and Spain which together accounted for around 0.5 gigawatts of energy capacity.
Dutch News
Dutch News8 hrs ago
Shell sells Dutch solar farms in retreat from renewables
Shell is selling every solar farm it owns in the Netherlands. The five sites, plus a combined wind and solar...
The Times
The Times13 hrs ago
Shell sells European wind and solar as part of green energy retreat
Shell sells European wind and solar as part of green energy retreat  The Times
Irish News
Irish News14 hrs ago
Shell to sell European onshore renewables business to TotalEnergies
The FTSE 100 energy giant said the deal will include assets in the UK, Italy, the Netherlands and Spain.
Shell to sell European onshore renewables business to TotalEnergies
The FTSE 100 energy giant said the deal will include assets in the UK, Italy, the Netherlands and Spain.
Shell to sell European onshore renewables business to TotalEnergies
The FTSE 100 energy giant said the deal will include assets in the UK, Italy, the Netherlands and Spain.
Punch
Punch15 hrs ago
TotalEnergies to buy Shell’s wind, solar business in Europe
TotalEnergies is set to acquire Shell’s European onshore wind and solar businesses, boosting its renewable energy capacity across the continent. Learn more
The Sun
The Sun🏁 first to report16 hrs ago
Major energy company to sell European renewable business including UK assets
SHELL has agreed to sell its European onshore renewables business to TotalEnergies. The FTSE 100 energy giants said the deal will include assets in the UK, Italy, the Netherlands and Spain. Under boss Wael Sawan, the group has scaled back its investment in low-carbon and renewable energy. Machteld de Haan, president fo