Environmental products, tomorrow is today’s job
Carbon credits offer a key, additional contribution to help businesses achieve net-zero emissions. Shell is clear that carbon credits need to deliver a robust carbon benefit and positively impact ecosystems and communities. We select projects that are certified under credible and independent carbon credit standards, including Verified Carbon Standard, Gold Standard and the American Carbon Registry. We do this to help assess that the carbon credits we offer and use are real and verifiable, and that issues such as permanence, additionality and leakage have been adequately considered.
Helping you navigate carbon markets on your decarbonisation journey.
Diverse portfolio
Shell's diverse portfolio of environmental products caters to a wide spectrum of business needs, offering solutions that align with various environmental and corporate objectives.
Due diligence
Each carbon credit in Shell’s portfolio undergoes due diligence to ensure rigorous evaluation and quality assurance.
Experience
Leveraging years of experience, Shell helps businesses effectively navigate the complexities of carbon markets, supporting them to make informed, impactful decisions.
Compensate emissions with carbon credits
Shell takes a three step approach to decarbonisation:
- Avoid creating emissions
- Reduce emissions
- Compensate for remaining emissions through the use of carbon credits as not all industries can decarbonise at the same rate, with heavy industry and transport often utilising carbon credits to achieve net-zero goals. We actively participate in carbon markets, and have a diverse portfolio of high-quality carbon credits to help our customers reduce their carbon footprint.
Helping your business meet its compliance requirements
Our knowledge, experience and participation in major emissions trading schemes around the world can help you navigate regulatory requirements.
Shell's carbon credit portfolio
Our portfolio of carbon credits is drawn from projects around the world that use various project types to remove carbon from the atmosphere or avoid and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
We source carbon credits from initiatives that aim to deliver positive impacts for local communities, biodiversity, and habitats. The emissions reductions these projects achieve are verified by independent carbon credit standards.
Resources to navigate the carbon market
Your guide to procuring CORSIA Eligible Emissions Units (EEUs)
This curated resource is intended to help you understand CORSIA compliance requirements, strategise your procurement of eligible emissions units (EEUs), and navigate the complexities of purchasing credits.
Webinar: Navigating quality in voluntary carbon markets
Nick Osborne, Vice President, Global Carbon and Environmental Products Trading at Shell, shares insights on the evolving voluntary carbon market and the growing emphasis on integrity.
An overview of our due diligence process
We’ve developed our own due diligence process to help us and our customers feel confident engaging with this growing market. Delivering quality is a prerequisite to the credibility and success of carbon markets as a whole.
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