Keeping China’s wind turbines turning
Scientists at Shell have produced a new formula of lubricant that helps stop corrosion when wind turbines are built in humid conditions, high in the mountains.
Deep roots, deep commitment
Shell CEO Ben van Beurden emphasises the opportunities that still exist in the North Sea and plots out a course to help realise its potential.
Turning the tide on plastic waste
Shell and The Plastic Bank have collaborated on a campaign with ambitions of removing a million kilograms of waste from Haiti by the end of 2017. Watch the documentary on Inside Energy.
Turning fats into fuel
Two chemists have invented a process to convert waste fat into biofuel that can be pumped directly into any petrol or diesel engine. Will their technology take off?
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The rise of intelligent oil fields
Digitalisation is transforming how energy companies operate, with engineers using big data to increase efficiency and boost production.
Why I'm left humbled by Hurricane Harvey
Shell CEO Ben van Beurden on the courage and determination shown by all those caught in the trail of Harvey's devastation.
A bridge to China’s future
The Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge will be the world’s longest sea crossing, spanning more than 50 kilometres of water and designed to withstand typhoons as well as soaring temperatures.
The Paris agreement: can it survive?
It is crucial that the Paris agreement remains in place, says Shell’s Chief Climate Change Advisor David Hone. It underpins the need for the ongoing energy transition to also deliver a world of net-zero emissions.
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Setting new maternity standards
Claire Punins, an Exploration Geoscientist, was a lead voice in a programme that saw Shell become the first major integrated oil and gas company to offer a global minimum standard for paid maternity leave. “This is a very significant step in the right direction for equality,” she says.
