Royal Dutch Shell plc (RDS.A) entered an agreement with the Landmark group of companies to acquire 248 of the latter’s fuel and convenience retail establishments. Per the terms of the deal, Shell will ...

CHICAGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Citi Retail Services, Shell Oil Products US and Excentus, a PDI company, owner and operator of the Fuel Rewards® program, are excited to introduce the new Shell | Fuel ...

As part of its energy transition strategy, energy giant Shell (SHEL) plans to shed some of its retail locations, including gasoline stations, to focus more on EV charging sites. “We are upgrading our ...

Shell Plc plans to divest 500 retail sites annually over the next two years, responding to a growing demand for electric vehicle chargers. “We are upgrading our retail network, with expanded electric ...

Shell (NYSE:SHEL) plans to divest ~500 gasoline stations annually in 2024-25, the company said in its Energy Transition Strategy 2024 report, but Dow Jones said the company likely will continue to ...

Royal Dutch Shell Plc wants 20 percent of fuel margins from its retail forecourts to come from vehicles that don’t burn diesel or gasoline, as the company anticipates an accelerating transition to ...

CHICAGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Citi Retail Services today announced a long-term agreement with Shell Oil Products US to continue to provide a suite of private label and cobrand credit cards to customers in ...

Citigroup Inc. has renewed its long-running credit card partnership with Shell Oil Products US and is planning a new rewards program for the cobranded Shell MasterCard, even as the bank unit that ...

Shell plc SHEL declared the exit of its home energy retail unit from the energy markets in the United Kingdom, Netherlands and Germany. This blog provides an overview of Shell's decision, the ongoing ...

With an eye to the long term, Alan Raymond, CEO of Shell Energy Services LLC, has set his sights on the $300-billion US electricity market. Using Georgia, Ohio, and Texas as a springboard, the Houston ...

Shell decided to exit its retail energy businesses in the UK, Germany, and the Netherlands after conducting a strategic review, citing difficult market conditions. Octopus Energy, Ovo, and British Gas ...