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Shell's selected solar and storage platforms or partners

Sprng Energy is one of India’s leading renewable power platforms, which supplies solar and wind power to electricity distribution companies in India.

A large utility-scale solar and energy storage developer in the USA. The company is headquartered in Kansas City, with projects in various phases across the majority of US states.

One of the world’s leading manufacturers of intelligent energy storage systems and an innovative energy service provider, headquartered in Germany, with a presence in more than a dozen markets globally.

Green Tie Capital (GTC) is a Spanish company managing a portfolio of investments in sustainable assets. In December 2022, Shell acquired GTC’s platform of ten solar energy projects across Spain.

A solar developer acquired by Shell in December 2021 from solar-konzept International.

Here is a selection of our solar projects in operation and under development.

Koegorspolder solar park in the Netherlands

Koegorspolder is Shell’s sixth solar park in the Netherlands and the largest of the company in Europe, featuring more than 128,000 solar panels and having a peak capacity of 71.1 MW. Read more

Zamboni solar park in Italy

Zamboni is a solar park that Shell has built in Italy. It became operational in May 2024, and has a peak capacity of 20 MW. Read more

Pottendijk – hybrid wind and solar park in the Netherlands

Pottendijk is Shell’s first hybrid solar and wind park in the Netherlands, comprising 14 onshore wind turbines and 90,000 solar panels. Read more

Solar park Sas van Gent in the Netherlands

Officially opened in March 2022, the solar park features 55,000 panels and has a peak capacity of 30 megawatts. 

The Gangarri solar project in Australia

A 120 megawatt solar energy project. It will generate power from about 330,000 photovoltaic panels that turn sunlight into electricity. Read more here

Solar park at Shell Moerdijk in the Netherlands

With 76,000 panels, the solar park has a peak capacity of 27 megawatts. Read more here

Qabas solar projects in Shell Oman

First Middle East project launched by Oman Shell, comprises 88,000 solar panels and generates 25 megawatts. Read more here