Americas > Shell dismisses Greenpeace, FT reporting on “phantom” carbon credits as inaccurate

Shell dismisses Greenpeace, FT reporting on “phantom” carbon credits as inaccurate

Published 10:50 on May 10, 2024  /  Last updated at 12:52 on May 10, 2024  /  Americas, Canada, Voluntary

Shell has dismissed as inaccurate reports by Greenpeace and the Financial Times claiming the oil major made over C$200 million ($146 mln) selling "phantom" carbon credits that it earned for emissions reductions that never happened.
Shell has dismissed as inaccurate reports by Greenpeace and the Financial Times claiming the oil major made over C$200 million ($146 mln) selling "phantom" carbon credits that it earned for emissions reductions that never happened.


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