Shell's Best Profit in 3 Years Marred by Cash-Flow Drop

The transcript covers an interview with Shell's CEO, Ben van Beurden, discussing the company's recent financial performance, including a $4.3 billion profit, and addressing concerns about cash flow and market expectations. The impact of US tax reform on Shell's operations is analyzed, highlighting the benefits of a reduced corporate tax rate. The CEO outlines Shell's future strategy, emphasizing a shift towards new energies and a diversified portfolio. The discussion concludes with insights on stranded assets and the anticipated peak in oil demand.

In what ways is Shell planning to transition its business model for the future?

How does Shell view its position regarding stranded assets in the context of future energy needs?

What are the expected challenges regarding oil demand and supply in the coming decades?