Shell’s assets will be worth as much as $22 billion less than previously expected, with the company outlining a future for oil pricing which will see returns dented in its fossil fuel business, and assets becoming stranded at a faster rate than the oil major was anticipating through its ‘transition to a zero-emissions company.’ On Tuesday, Royal Dutch Shell stated that it will write down the value of its assets by between $15 and $22 billion in its second quarter earnings results, which will be made public on the 23rd of July. The extent of this damage comes as a result of Shell revaluating its mid and long-term price assumptions for commodities in the energy market, with both supply and…