
Canadian drivers set to go carbon neutral with Shell
For the first time in Canada customers can go carbon neutral at the pump.
Read moreTackling climate change while meeting the world’s energy needs is one of the greatest challenges faced by society. Shell fully supports the goals of the Paris Agreement and Canada’s ambitious target of net zero emissions by 2050.
The energy transition is a decades-long challenge that acknowledges we will need oil and gas in the medium-term. We’ll need it in Canada, and we’ll need it globally. It is important that we keep driving down the carbon footprint of that production as we move forward to a cleaner energy future.
Shell wants to play its part in the energy transition and intends to reduce its net carbon footprint in step with society as it moves towards the goal of the Paris Agreement.
Not only are we reducing the carbon intensity of our operations, we are investing in clean energy infrastructure – low-carbon technologies and businesses that will be necessary to enable the energy transition.
Natural gas is the cleanest-burning hydrocarbon and able to partner with renewable energy sources.
The world needs to move to a cleaner energy system if it is to meet growing energy demand while tackling climate change.
Learn about Canadian projects and how the protection and redevelopment of natural ecosystems can lower concentrations of greenhouse gas emissions from the atmosphere.
For the first time in Canada customers can go carbon neutral at the pump.
Read moreShell is investing in nature as just one of many ways to meet our ambition to become a net-zero energy business by 2050.
Read moreIn less than five years, the Quest carbon capture and storage (CCS) facility has captured and safely stored five million tonnes of CO2
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Read moreMany of our customers have told us they want to reduce their CO2 footprint, but they still need to drive. Some are thinking about purchasing an electric vehicle, but for many that’s not yet possible.
Reducing CO2 emissions from Shell’s oil sands by capturing CO2 and storing it deep underground.