Shell Catalysts & Technologies

Renewable fuels are just one link in decarbonisation pathways that energy, petrochemical and industrial companies can utilise to support their decarbonisation journey. Learn more about how Shell Catalysts & Technologies can help you on the road to producing more and cleaner energy in this short video: [LINK] #FuelEnergy #FuelTechnology #FutureOfEnergy

The Shell Renewable Refining Process draws on Shell’s 100 years of owner-operator experience and the organisation’s expertise in optimising unit configurations for energy efficiency improvements and capital expenditure reductions. As an owner-operator, Shell is driven to learn continuously from operational experience and to evolve its technologies, and is already working on expanding the Shell Renewable Refining Process’ feedstock processing window. Visit our website to learn more and to speak with an advisor today: https://hubs.ly/Q02RdTz80 #RefineryTechnology #ReduceEmissions #ShellEnergySolutions

In this edition of How I Make Every Molecule Matter, Yulia Zaeva, Senior Licensing Sales Manager at Shell Catalysts & Technologies, discusses working closely with her technical colleagues solving problems for internal and external stakeholders. Yulia manages dedicated customer teams collaborating on landmark decarbonisation projects, including those in the Middle East and Nordic countries. Read more about Yulia's work here: https://hubs.ly/Q02N-dFX0 #CleanerEnergy #CatalystTechnology #ShellTransformsEnergy

As a follow up to their article in the June 2024 issue of Hydrocarbon Engineering, Scott Baker, Ram Paul Bajaj and Ross Storey, Shell Catalysts & Technologies, alongside Marc Donnelly, Eickmeyer & Associates, discuss the medium and long-term solutions for ethylene oxide operators facing low work rate conditions. Read the article to hear from experts on the best strategies for navigating low product demand: https://hubs.ly/Q02QRxvM0 #EnergyExperts #EthyleneOxide #ShellTransformsEnergy

In this month’s edition of Elements Newsletter, we talk to a Shell expert about managing global decarbonization projects, get an update on catalysts research and development, and review carbon capture and storage resources.

Refiners looking to cost-effectively comply with biofuels legislation while also ensuring that their investments are future-proofed will benefit from reading our renewable fuels roadmap white paper. Download the white paper now to read about the key drivers toward a low-carbon energy system, pathways to profitably meet renewable fuels mandates through a phased investment approach, and much more. Read the report now: https://hubs.ly/Q02N-1yV0

As companies across the globe make net-zero carbon commitments, strategies for lowering the carbon intensity of operations will be critical to operationalise. Biofuels will likely play a key part in this transformation. This report explores how biofuels can be leveraged to reduce the carbon intensity of mobility, how the Shell Renewable Refining Process enables the processing of renewable feeds in existing diesel hydrotreaters, and much more. Download the report here: https://hubs.ly/Q02PwV9y0 #EnergyEfficiency #BioFuels #ShellEnergyInnovation

In this month's Catalyst Review magazine, Tracy L. Lohr, Ph.D., Research Scientist at Shell, is featured as one of the catalyst industry's ""Movers & Shakers"". In her feature, Tracy discusses what she sees as the most significant challenges that industry faces regarding the use of current catalyst technology, as well as the most pressing needs associated with new catalyst development. Read this month's Catalyst Review to learn more about Tracy and her industry outlook: https://lnkd.in/enHbeTrK #EnergyExperts #CatalystTechnology #ShellEnergyInnovation

Operating a hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO) unit is challenging as renewable feedstocks can introduce operational difficulties. Shell Catalysts & Technologies has worked with refiners worldwide to help them increase throughput, process even more difficult feeds, and maximise the yield of valuable products such as SAF. Explore this HVO unit revamp scenario to find out how Shell Energy and Chemicals Park Rotterdam is producing lower-carbon fuels to help meet Shell’s goal of reducing the production of traditional fuels by 55% by 2030: https://hubs.ly/Q02NQrNg0 #FutureOfRefining #Hydrotreating #ShellCTSolutions

Another exciting carbon capture and storage project was announced with our partners Cory and Technip Energies. Once complete, the project will capture approximately 1.4 million tonnes of CO₂ per year by 2030.