Shell news

Delta will purchase up to 10 million gal. of neat SAF from Shell Aviation over a two-year period, for use at its hub at Los Angeles International Airport in the US.

Shell Catalysts & Technologies, together with Technip Energies and Zachry Group, has been awarded a FEED contract for a carbon capture unit project at Calpine’s Baytown Energy Center in Texas, US.

Shell Catalyst & Technologies (SC&T)'s technology has been chosen to enable CSPC JV Phase III – one of the largest petrochemicals joint ventures in China.

Shell and Hapag-Lloyd have announced the signing of a multi-year agreement for the supply of LNG to Hapag-Lloyd’s ultra-large dual-fuel container vessels.

Europe’s increased need for LNG looks set to intensify competition with Asia for limited new supply available over the next two years, and may dominate LNG trade over the longer term, according to Shell’s LNG Outlook 2023.

Shell Catalysts & Technologies' global price increase of its refining and chemical catalyst products lines comes as a result of unprecedented global economic challenges.

Shell lead the global long-term LNG import contract volumes signed by key purchasing companies in 2022, with a contracted capacity of 6.7 million tpy, according to GlobalData.

Pennzoil-Quaker State Co., a subsidiary of Shell, has acquired a 49% interest in Blue Tide Environmental – a company focused on building a global network of lubricant recycling facilities.

Shell has agreed to buy a total of 3.25 billion litres of sugar cane cellulosic ethanol under a long-term agreement with Raízen. The low-carbon fuel will be produced by five Raízen plants in Brazil.

Mitsui Chemicals has asked Shell Catalysts & Technologies for its Shell S-896 catalyst, which is expected to provide economic benefits from raw material (ethylene) savings, and to help the organisation meet the decarbonisation goals of its refinery in Osaka, Japan.