[...] to make to Shell’s response to the energy transition. Their skills and innovation are part of what can make it possible for us to adapt for a lower-carbon future. We strive to simplify and clarify what we expect from our suppliers and contractors. We work hard to help them comply with our [...]
[...] and process safety, road safety, the energy transition and climate change, Shell’s Net Carbon Footprint, the company’s environmental and societal licence to operate, and its ethics programme. The CSRC also discussed Shell companies’ operations and the challenges faced in Pakistan, Nigeria [...]
[...] Energy Institute (EI) Collaborations Energy Transitions Commission (ETC) Collaborations Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) Collaborations Global Gas Flaring Reduction Partnership (GGFR) Global Road Safety Partnership (GRSP) Collaborations International Association of Oil & [...]
[...] Energy Agency's Perspectives for the Energy Transition: The Role of Energy Efficiency report, energy efficiency can deliver up to 35% of what is needed by 2050 to keep global warming below two degrees Celsius. At Shell, we are continuing to develop a range of lubricants and other products which, [...]
[...] For more details, see Climate change and energy transition in our Annual Report. Shell has also developed and implemented a comprehensive CO2 and energy management information system (CEMIS) that supports our facilities, for example, by analysing real-time data to highlight maintenance gaps and [...]
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