THE TIMES
‘Unwelcome’ Shell will not attend Cop26, says boss
The oil giant Royal Dutch Shell was told that it was “not welcome” at Cop26, its boss has said.
The Anglo-Dutch energy group, which is one of the world’s biggest polluters but has committed to cut its emissions to net zero by 2050, said it would not be represented at the UN climate conference in Glasgow.
“We were told that we were not welcome, so we will not be there,” Ben van Beurden, the company’s chief executive, said yesterday in comments that provoked debate about whether such companies should have a seat at the table in climate talks.
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