- Shell's divestment plan for all its Russian assets is set to not only deprive it of current assets but also of any future potential opportunities for new projects.
- The divestments, coupled with other moves, as well as its long-term trend of declining upstream reserves further cement its path of transformation away from hydrocarbons, with no path of return.
- Shell's current valuation is as a profitable oil & gas major, within the context of a long-term commodities boom market, even as it is in the midst of transforming itself.
- By the end of this decade, Shell will be more of a renewable energy company. It will be a very tall task to replace its current profits from hydrocarbons with profits from those renewables activities.
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With Russian Divestment, Shell Is Well On Its Way To A Post-Hydrocarbon Future