Shell shareholders overwhelming rejected a proposal by environmental group Follow This, which asked the oil super major to publish annual targets to reduce carbon emissions.
Earlier in the a week, a Shell spokesperson said the only way to do that was to sell less inventory to their customers.
Chief executive Ben van Beurden said: “The resolution is an unreasonable ask.”
The oil boss also saw his pay package fly through the vote.
A majority 93.2% approved his remuneration report.
It comes after BP boss Bob Dudley saw his payout cut in the wake of a shareholder revolt.
Net income attributable to Shell shareholders increased 142% to $3.75bn (£2.92bn), compared with a company-provided analysts’ consensus of $3bn.
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