LGPS investors push Shell for greater transparency on LNG strategy

Three Local Government Pension Scheme bodies have filed a shareholder resolution with oil and gas supermajor Shell challenging its liquefied natural gas (LNG) strategy.

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The resolution was submitted by Brunel Pension Partnership, Greater Manchester Pension Fund and Merseyside Pension Fund, which collectively manage assets totalling $86bn. The Australasian

LGPS investors push Shell for greater transparency on LNG strategy

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