The world must find many ways to reduce carbon emissions while addressing growing energy demand. One approach is to protect and restore ecosystems that absorb carbon dioxide, such as forests, grasslands and wetlands. Inside Energy reports.
Shell has published its 2018 Sustainability Report, its annual Payments to Governments Report and its new Industry Associations Climate Review. The three reports together demonstrate Shell’s efforts to increase transparency around activities that are important to investors, governments and civil society. Find out more.
Shell has rebranded First Utility in Great Britain and brought it under our Shell Energy brand. We are now supplying all our residential customers in Britain with 100% renewable electricity as part of growing our global power business. Find out more.
Hosted by Big Bang Theory star Kaley Cuoco, this is The Great Travel Hack. Travel vloggers Damon and Jo compete against tech guru SaraDietschy and her boyfriend John Hill to cross the USA using the lowest CO2 emissions possible in the ultimate efficiency challenge. This isn’t a race about travelling faster, it’s about travelling cleaner #MakeTheFuture
Five years after becoming CEO of Shell, Ben van Beurden talks about climate change, his leadership style and Shell’s biggest ever financial transformation.
How will the world meet growing energy demand while reducing carbon dioxide emissions? The Energy Podcast sets out to explore the options, and the possible outcomes. Listen and subscribe here.
Shell is a big company that supplies around 3% of the energy the world uses. We want to play our part and contribute to the global effort to tackle climate change and meet the goal of the Paris Agreement. Working towards our Net Carbon Footprint ambition is how we plan to do this.
Global demand for liquefied natural gas has risen by 27 million tonnes to 319 million tonnes in 2018, according to Shell's latest LNG Outlook. Find out more.
