(Bloomberg) -- Shell Plc said it has written off almost $1 billion and withdrawn from a US offshore wind farm as President Donald Trump seeks to stymie the industry’s development with executive ...

Legal challenges, economic factors and Trump administration policies are all creating problems for commercial wind farms.

Shell told The Associated Press it is writing ... and identify any legal reasons to terminate them. Large offshore wind farms ...

A key permit for a Shell-backed offshore wind farm in the US that President Donald Trump wants “dead and gone” has been voided by an administrative appeals board. The US government’s ...

Shell will halve investment in green energy and ramp up gas sales as it massively increase shareholder payouts. The company has revealed plans to reduce investment in low-carbon energy from 20pc of ...

The judge’s decision comes months after the CEO of Shell — which with EDF Renewables North America was previously fully committed to making the wind farm happen — wrote off nearly $1 billion ...

It is also an unusual decision — coming nearly six months after the EPA issued that final air permit to the wind farm that has been a joint venture of Shell New Energies US LLC and EDF Renewables ...

Shell has decided to scrap wind and solar power generation projects it had planned to build in Brazil, citing the unfavorable investment environment, per a Reuters report. “We are always ...

Shell has announced the discontinuation of its solar and onshore wind power generation projects in Brazil, citing a portfolio adjustment, as reported by Reuters. The decision reflects the ...

The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)’s decision to reopen its final clean air permit for the Shell-backed Atlantic Shores wind project offshore New Jersey could be the first volley in US ...

A key permit for the Atlantic Shores offshore wind farm off New Jersey that Donald Trump wants ... for the 1.5GW Atlantic Shores project that has been developed by oil major Shell and French ...

SAO PAULO, March 27 (Reuters) - Shell (SHEL.L), opens new tab is discontinuing its solar and onshore wind power generation projects in Brazil, as part of a "portfolio adjustment", the company said ...