Direct Lobbying Transparency
Area | Transparency | Score |
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Direct Policy Lobbying | Shell PLC has clearly specified the policies being lobbied, including the ReFuelEU Aviation Regulation, US SEC proposed climate risk disclosure rules, initiatives to reduce methane emissions and end routine flaring, international carbon markets policy framework (Article 6 of the Paris Agreement), US federal carbon pricing policy approach, EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) update, US Inflation Reduction Act, EU Fit for 55 (FF55) package, sectoral decarbonisation policy, EU Renewable Energy Directive (RED) update, EU CO2 emission performance standards for cars and vans, UK Transport Policy, Carbon Capture, Utilisation & Storage, Global Carbon Market, USA transportation and regulation, Cap and trade, Regulation of methane emissions, EU Climate Policy. | 82 |
Lobbying Mechanism | Shell PLC has disclosed both the specific lobbying mechanisms (direct engagement, industry associations, coalitions) and the target entities (EU institutions, US SEC, governments, international organizations). | 83 |
Policy Outcomes Sought | Shell PLC has outlined the government policy outcomes it aims to achieve through its lobbying efforts, such as a more ambitious SAF blending mandate, greater feedstock flexibility, support for carbon pricing, methane emissions reduction, and various clean energy provisions in the US Inflation Reduction Act. | 92 |