Woodside Woodside Energy is at a crossroads after its climate report was rejected by a majority of shareholders — an unprecedented result that suggests managing climate risk is a high priority even for traditional investors.But the company doesn’t plan any big changes to its strategy, aiming to transition at pace with society, meaning a demand-led shift to decarbonization.Nonetheless, the Australian group says it will add more transition experts to its board and plans to green-light its H2OK hydrogen-for-trucks project in Oklahoma later this year. Save for later Print Download Share The Issue