Shell PLC 1998 SR
The report, titled "Profits and Principles – does there have to be a choice?", is Shell's first annual sustainability report, outlining its commitment to social and environmental responsibilities alongside financial performance. It details the Group's Statement of General Business Principles, updated in 1997 to include human rights and sustainable development. Key highlights include the establishment of a Social Responsibility Committee, a commitment to invest $500 million in renewable energy, and a "Road Map" for future social accountability. The report addresses major controversies like Nigeria and Brent Spar, emphasizing a shift toward transparency and stakeholder engagement.
Company: Shell PLC
Sector: Mining & quarrying
Country: United Kingdom
Year: 1998
Type: SR
Pages: 64
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Shell PLC
Sustainability Report
The report, titled "Profits and Principles – does there have to be a choice?", is Shell's first annual sustainability report, outlining its commitment to social and environmental responsibilities alongside financial performance. It details the Group's Statement of General Business Principles, updated in 1997 to include human rights and sustainable development. Key highlights include the establishment of a Social Responsibility Committee, a commitment to invest $500 million in renewable energy, and a "Road Map" for future social accountability. The report addresses major controversies like Nigeria and Brent Spar, emphasizing a shift toward transparency and stakeholder engagement.
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Document Details
Report Year
1998
Reporting Period
Jan 1, 1997 - Dec 31, 1997
Fiscal Year
1997
Published
Apr 1, 1998
Type
Sustainability Report
Language
English
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