Reduce emissions

Reduce emissions by improving the energy efficiency of our facilities and increasing the use of renewable energy to help reduce the CO₂ emissions of our supply chain.

Over 50% of electricity used in our Shell Lubricant Blending Plants now comes from renewable sources¹, including renewable electricity contracts and there are plans to increase this amount through expansion of solar installations in the rest of our Shell facilities. Energy monitoring systems have also been installed at our facilities which allow us to improve the energy efficiency of our sites.
We use solar photovoltaic panels in a number of our lubricant manufacturing plants. Currently, these panels are installed these panels on the roofs of the Nangang, Zhapu and Zhuhai plants in China, Taloja plant in India, Cisliano plant in Italy, Tuas plant in Singapore and Bern plant in Switzerland. Combined, the panels are expected to generate over 7,500 MWh of electricity annually, and can result in the avoidance of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions of approximately 4,500 tonnes on a CO₂e² basis per year1. The solar energy generated will be used to help power operations at these lubricant plants and in the long-run reduce reliance on the grid.
We have taken out over 55 Kton CO₂e² emissions from our own operations, reducing our carbon intensity by over 45% since 2016¹.

¹ _{Internal Shell analysis.}

²_{CO鈧俥 (CO鈧� equivalent) refers to CO鈧�, CH鈧�, N鈧�.}

Avoid emissions

Avoid emissions by optimising the efficiency of our production process and product design and by aiming to embed circular economy thinking at the heart of our lubricants business.

Offsetting remaining emissions

Until avoid and reduce measures can be deployed at scale, offsetting remaining emissions of our premium products through Shell's nature-based solutions.

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