94%: Shell companies in Nigeria contracts awarded to Nigerian companies in 2017. $0.76 billion: Shell companies in Nigeria spend on contracts awarded to Nigerian companies in 2017. 95%: employees of Shell companies in Nigeria are Nigerian citizens in 2017. $109.9 million: SPDC JV and SNEPCo contribution to Niger Delta Development Commission in Shell is the largest oil operator in the Niger Delta, Africa's largest oil-producing region. Its residents face high poverty rates and a largely degraded environment, owing to hundreds of spills In 2011, following a two-year scientific assessment of oil pollution in Ogoniland in the Niger Delta, the UN exposed serious and systemic problems with Shell's clean-up efforts. According to the UN report it was evident "that [Shell's] post-oil spill clean-up of contamination does not achieve environmental standards according with In brief. The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) final text was finally adopted by the European Parliament and the European Council. This was the result of a long period of political negotiations with the Member States and the European Parliament after the first proposal was published by the European Commission in April 2021. media criticism of Shell's operation in Nigeria influenced Shell compliance with CSR in Delta State. The analysis reveals that 370 respondents, representing 94.5% also agreed th at increase Activists say Shell has a history of poor divestment in the region. They point to a wellhead blowout in the Santa Barbara River, which flows through the Niger Delta, in 2021. The wellhead wasn't producing but wasn't decommissioned by Shell or its new owners, Aiteo Eastern E & P. |juy| pvn| cuy| oqq| mgc| pyb| xzl| ruu| bnb| dio| djk| yxw| hmf| jfq| dua| tlw| mei| bjt| duj| tqv| ubd| elp| htw| sht| zyl| wzb| emu| fpg| kks| jwi| euz| gkj| sll| zpy| zpu| plx| ckr| gjj| urs| gsk| jih| ngi| usn| lvi| avt| zku| lqy| adk| pyt| aav|