Carbon credits are a valuable lever that society can use to support decarbonisation today. Our portfolio of carbon credits is drawn from a range of projects across the world that are certified using credible and independent standards. We work with projects that deliver positive impact on local communities, biodiversity and habitats and prevent forest clearance. #Biodiversity #PoweringProgress #Decarbonisation
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Powering Progress sets out Shell’s strategy to transition our business to net-zero emissions by 2050. This includes reducing emissions from our own operations and the energy products we sell to customers. With 95% of Shell's emissions coming from the energy products we provide, achieving net zero emissions relies on collaborating with customers to help them access a secure supply of energy that is affordable and increasingly low carbon. For low carbon solutions to be widely accessible, commercially viable and have an impact at scale, both our customers and Shell need to achieve this transition profitably and sustainably. Shell Low Carbon Solutions (LCS) is committed to providing the secure energy customers need today while transforming to win in a low carbon future. By combining Shell's extensive sectoral experience and solutions expertise, we design, deliver, and scale impactful decarbonisation pathways for customers in hard-to-abate transport and industry sectors, as well as Shell’s own operations. We pursue Powering Progress with unwavering focus and disciplined delivery, tackling the financial and technical challenges involved in decarbonisation, so we can deliver more value with less emissions.
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We were delighted to host Administrative Staff College of India (ASCI) at Shell's Energy Transition Campus Amsterdam for an exclusive, up-close experience of our innovations within the #LowCarbonSolutions portfolio. From sustainable aviation fuel, biofuels and hydrogen, to plastic circularity and heavy-duty electric vehicle charging solutions, the group of industry practitioners attended a series of laboratory sessions and site visits to explore the technologies behind our range of projects. There were robust discussions around Shell’s capabilities and processes and the collective challenges we face in our decarbonisation journey. Ajay Mehta, Shell's VP of Engineering and Technology, highlighted how critical such cross-industry collaborations will be in growing the demand for low carbon solutions as we work towards a net-zero emissions future. A huge thank you to the ASCI team for attending and to our team at the Energy Transition Campus for facilitating an insightful and engaging visit.
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Bio-LNG is a 100% biofuel that can be used as a drop-in biofuel, for existing LNG engines. Derived from renewable sources such as food and agricultural waste, it has an important role to play in hard-to-abate sectors such as marine. See the animation below to find out more about the production process. #Decarbonisation #Marine #BioLNG
Bio-LNG, also known as liquefied biomethane, can be made from a variety of feedstocks including manure, food waste and agricultural waste. At Shell, we partner with nearly 700 farmers in Denmark and the Netherlands to offtake their agricultural wastes and residues. These feedstocks are put in an anaerobic digestor where microorganisms break down biodegradable material in the absence of oxygen. This creates biogas, which is upgraded to biomethane and liquefied into bio-LNG. This process leaves behind an organic residual product known as digestate, which farmers can use to fertilise their fields. By converting waste-based feedstock to biomethane, methane emissions from decomposing waste material is avoided. Some regulations allow for these avoided emissions to be accounted as emission reduction benefits. The net effect is that, over the whole life cycle of fuel production and use, bio-LNG can offer up to 100% less greenhouse gas emissions compared to fuel oil* and help decarbonise shipping. Learn about the production process in our animation below. Find out how we can enable your energy transition at: www.shell.com/marine Read our cautionary note here: https://lnkd.in/gi_wDYdR #Marine #Shipping #Decarbonisation #bioLNG *Regulations such as the European Union’s Renewable Energy Directive or the California Low Carbon Fuel Standard allow for avoided methane emissions during fuel production to be accounted as emission reduction benefits. The International Maritime Organisation’s interim guidance on the use of biofuels states the carbon intensity of a biofuel cannot be less than zero. Greenhouse gas (GHG) refers to CO2, CH4, N2O. The reduced GHG emissions are calculated by comparing to a GHG baseline intensity of very low sulphur fuel oil at 92.6g CO2e/MJ on a well-to-wake basis. Life cycle GHG emissions include emissions from gas production, processing (purification and liquefaction), transport, distribution, and combustion.
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We know that every company’s climate ambitions are different – that’s why we’ve built a diverse portfolio of carbon credits which caters to each customer’s unique requirements. But how does Shell choose the carbon compensation projects we support? We work with projects around the world that use proven methodologies to remove carbon from the atmosphere, or avoid or reduce emissions. These projects can generate carbon credits which can be used to offset emissions. Watch the video to find out more. #CarbonCredits #PoweringProgress
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Excited to see the brilliant Houda Dabboussi join the Shell Marine team as the new President at such a vital moment in the world’s journey towards achieving a net-zero shipping future. Houda’s vast experience in carbon capture, hydrogen, and nature-based solutions will undoubtedly prove invaluable, as will her commitment to championing energy-efficient technology, design and innovation. Thanks to Melissa Williams for all her work in advocating collaboration across the shipping industry to decarbonise. We wish her luck in her new role in the Shell Trading Operations Products team! #ShellMarine #Decarbonisation #EnergyTransition Cautionary note: https://lnkd.in/eZmeyCUu
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Carbon capture and storage, or CCS, offers a way to reduce emissions from sectors that are hard-to-decarbonise. The Northern Lights JV CCS project, a collaboration between Shell, TotalEnergies and Equinor, is now ready to receive CO2 with a storage capacity of up to 1.5 million tonnes of CO2 per year. Shell is working with governments, customers, and partners to unlock the potential for CCS around the world. The Northern Lights project is just one CCS project Shell is involved in that supports the decarbonisation of Shell’s assets and products as well as those of industrial emitters across different sectors. Find out more about the CCS projects Shell is involved in: www.shell.com/ccs #EnergyTransition #PoweringProgress #CCS Cautionary note: https://lnkd.in/gi_wDYdR
Shell has been working with Equinor and TotalEnergies on a carbon capture and storage project called Northern Lights that will transport captured CO2, and permanently store it under the seabed off the coast of Norway. The storage facilities are now complete and ready to receive CO2, and can help industrial customers across Europe to lower their emissions. Carbon capture and storage offers a way to reduce emissions from industries that are hard to decarbonise. More: https://lnkd.in/eTHspmP7 #CCS #PoweringProgress
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Our acquisition of Nature Energy in 2023 has made us one of the largest producers of RNG in Europe. We are excited to announce that Nature Energy has expanded into France with its first biomethane plant, converting non-food crops into renewable energy. The Sécalia plant is set to produce 230,000 MWh of biomethane annually, helping France meet its energy decarbonisation targets and lower its dependence on gas imports. #RNG #PoweringProgress
- Sowing the seeds for a lower carbon future - Last week, I was delighted to join in the celebrations at the opening of France’s largest renewable gas plant – designed, built, and operated by Nature Energy in conjunction with the local farmers’ co-operative Dijon Céréales. The Sécalia plant will supply up to 20 per cent of the residential consumption needs of the Dijon Metropolitan area, helping to decarbonise its energy supply, create local jobs and provide a new revenue stream for the farming community. It was an ambitious project and I give huge thanks to Dijon Céréales for partnering with us on it. For Nature Energy, owned by Shell, it’s an important milestone on our journey to deliver low-carbon solutions to our customers and a fantastic example of how we are providing more energy with less emissions today. #NatureEnergy #EnergyTransition #Biomethane #poweringprogress #DijonCéréales
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We’re excited to unveil our brand new website! Here you can find more information on Shell Low Carbon Solutions’ products and solutions that are helping our customers achieve a balanced energy transition, unlocking more value with less emissions. Check out our new home here: https://lnkd.in/eTrdQAD3 #LowCarbonSolutions #PoweringProgress
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In a recent article, Shell’s CEO, Wael Sawan, shares Shell’s view on the importance of proactively tackling the challenges of the energy transition, the EU’s competitiveness, and its energy security together, for Europe to realise its energy transition ambition to become carbon-neutral by 2050. Three areas are crucial if these ambitions are to be met: - Expanding electrification - Addressing the green premium and infrastructure needs for the uptake of low-carbon solutions in hard-to-abate sectors - Ensuring energy security At Shell Low Carbon Solutions, we’re focusing on sectors and projects where our strengths can deliver impact at scale, supporting customers to make meaningful change. This includes supporting the energy transition in Europe through investments including Nature Energy, Europe’s largest biogas producer; and two of the largest renewable hydrogen plants in Europe: a 100 MW electrolyser in Germany, and a 200 MW electrolyser in the Netherlands currently under construction. Read the full article in Euractiv here: https://lnkd.in/dmuVWdWt Cautionary Note: https://lnkd.in/gi_wDYdR #EnergyTransition #PoweringProgress #Decarbonisation
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You probably know that trees can store carbon dioxide, but do you know how much carbon dioxide one tree can store? 🌳 The answer depends on many factors, but it’s probably more than you think. #CarbonCredits #PoweringProgress