In a recent interview with The Australian Financial Review, Shell Chairman Sir Andrew Mackenzie talks the role of LNG in the energy transition, the importance of focused, strategic investment towards net zero and more. Listen to the Tech Zero podcast: https://lnkd.in/eaRtsnKp #PoweringProgress https://lnkd.in/dzWy5chz
John Welsh
2w
Sir Andrew Mackenzie Shell Chairman, saddened to read your post on Strategic Investment Towards Net Zero, as Chairman of an Oil and Gas Company can you explain how this is achievable, you are saying what people want to hear but you are not saying how it is achievable, what is Shell progress towards net zero in the last 5 years? Now what is easily achievable is to right a wrong for Shell Pensioners. Could you find it in your heart to suggest giving all Shell Pensioners 2.2% above RPI increases for the next 3 years, this would bring us back in line with our 6.8% losses.
Colin Dyer
2w
Well sir Andrew Mackenzie I have say you seem far more knowledgeabe on the Shell net zero journey than you did at the recent Shell AGM !! You stated that pensioners 7% award was a good outcome when inflation was running at 13.4% ?? And Shell decided not to award any discretionary awards as they had done for 4 decades when inflation was high. Very disappointing but still time to redress this poor decision and do the right thing for your loyal Shell pensioners. Wael Sawan, Sinead Gorman, Bhavin Kotecha https://tinyurl.com/ShellPensionsGroup
Paul Hook
2w
Andrew Mackenzie Please do the right thing on behalf of #shell pensioners. I’m in agreement with my fellow pensioners who have commented. It’s never too late.
John Barrett
2w
Andrew Mackenzie I completely agree with my colleagues comments regarding non award of Discretionary pension increases when inflation went through the roof recently. Please do the honourable thing and correct this gross unfairness on loyal Shell UK pensioners. Thank You.
Peter Murphy
2w
Perhaps Chairman Andrew would care to address the plight of Shell's UK pensioners, whose pensions were not increased in line with inflation, causing a significant drop in their purchasing power. The Pension Fund is in surplus, it has the money to award proper pension rises. There is no benefit to Shell in being so parsimonious towards its former employees. Time to act, Mr. Chairman.
Gordon Hill
2w
Andrew Mackenzie, I think you need to restore the faith of pensioners in a company we once respected and who worked to make what it is today.... Restore the value of our pensions which have lost 10.8% over the last three years. You can do the right thing at no cost to Shell as our fund's surplus can easily afford a 2.2% over RPI reparation increase for the next three years.
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Asif Awan
2w
Good point!
Very informative
Owner, Tallrite Inc / Ltd
2wNet zero? NET ZERO?! Shell is an oil and gas company whose business is to find and produce O&G and turn it into affordable, abundant, reliable energy and energy-derived products that customers need, want and are prepared to pay for. As such, Shell (and its competitors) makes an enormously positive contribution to the welfare and flourishing of human beings all over the world. Net Zero is the exact antithesis of all that. Net Zero is an anti-scientific, anti-economic, anti-human religious cult that Shell should utterly reject and have nothing to do with. I hope you read this, Wael Sawan and pals.