Shell Sells Offshore Wind Portfolio, Ending Six-Year Green Energy Push
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Shell is exiting offshore wind and shifting capital toward higher-return LNG, raising questions about renewable energy funding.
Shell is reportedly selling its offshore wind portfolio, effectively closing a six-year push into green energy. The move reflects a broader strategy among oil majors to redirect capital toward higher-return businesses such as liquefied natural gas. While specialist developers may take over these assets, the shift raises concerns about whether renewable energy projects can keep attracting large-scale funding.
The article reports that oil giant Shell is moving to sell off its offshore wind portfolio, marking the end of a six-year effort to build a larger position in green energy. According to the source, this is part of a broader strategic shift in which major oil companies are pulling back from offshore wind and reallocating capital to areas they view as offering higher returns, especially liquefied natural gas, or LNG.
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