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Protests rise over energy efficiency mandates and domestic fuel supply

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What happened

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An underground movement is opposing mandated energy efficiency measures, such as insulating lofts. Protesters are also raising concerns about the availability of domestic fuel supplies and the use of fracking in the UK. One protester noted that the United States has a domestic fuel supply and pays approximately twenty dollars per gallon for it.

From newsbiscuit.com

Why it matters

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The political pressure regarding fuel supply and mandated efficiency measures could create operational risk via supply chain for Shell. The concerns relate to the domestic availability of energy resources.

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Who's involved

  • ShellBritish multinational oil and gas company potentially facing political pressure over fuel supply

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • ShellSpeculative

    Shell might face operational risk via supply chain due to political pressure over fuel supply and mandated efficiency measures.

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