Royal Dutch Shell

Shell has made commitments to supply hydrogen fueling stations and support the hydrogen economy in California.

Major multinational energy company joining the Norwegian clean hydrogen project. Shell is the technical service provider for the Nyhamna gas processing plant and is committed to reaching net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.

Represented by Paul Bogers, Vice President - Hydrogen, who is an advisory board member.

The company represented by Paul Bogers, Vice President - Hydrogen, who is a founding member of the advisory board.

Royal Dutch Shell is increasing its investment in the exploration of hydrogen fuel cell technology, reflecting a broader trend among oil giants shifting towards renewable energy.

The oil giant is conducting a feasibility study on hydrogen fuel cells for ships and will provide the hydrogen for the test.

Global energy company pursuing renewable aviation fuel production at its Wesseling refinery in Germany's Rhineland region. Shell has set a net zero emissions target for 2050.

Shell is strategically shifting its business away from oil towards rapid hydrogen growth, biofuels, and power trading, aiming to reduce fossil fuel dependency and appeal to investors concerned about greenhouse gas emissions.

Major energy company partnering with Gasunie to develop a large-scale green hydrogen plant in the northern Netherlands powered by offshore wind.

Energy company that had investments in Makani and stated it was exploring options for using the kite-based wind technology developed by the subsidiary.

Company where Maarten Wetselaar is the Integrated Gas and New Energies Director.

An oil giant that has announced plans to increase its renewable energy investments and intends to divest from oil and fossil-fuels.

Major energy company partnering with automakers and IONITY to deploy fast-charging stations for electric vehicles across Europe.

Royal Dutch Shell plc is mentioned as another vendor in the Global Biofuels market.

Multinational oil and gas company that received conditional approval from the U.S. government to conduct exploratory drilling in the Chukchi Sea off Alaska.