Renewables and Energy Solutions
Liquid Fuels
In Canada, Shell supplies renewable diesel in British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba, Ontario and Quebec, while biodiesel is marketed across the country. Shell has also invested with others in the deployment of biofuels technologies in Canada with the Forge biofuel production plant.
FORGE: Canadian biofuel start-up FORGE Hydrocarbons Corp is building a first-of-its-kind commercial-scale biofuel production plant in Sombra, Ontario with a capability of 7.5 million gallons of renewable fuels annually. These fuels include renewable jet fuel, diesel and naphtha from waste fats and oils which are cheaper to produce than conventional renewable diesel and require no specialized blending infrastructure.
Renewable Power
EV charging: In Canada, Shell Recharge is building a growing EV charging network at select Shell retail locations across the country, leveraging the strength of Shell's established mobility footprint. As of January 2026, Shell Recharge owns and operates more than 180 public charge points across British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Ontario.
As EV adoption continues to accelerate, Shell aims to provide customers with reliable, convenient charging solutions wherever their journeys take them. With Shell-branded retail sites located in communities and along key travel corridors, we are well positioned to support EV drivers during both everyday trips and longer-distance travel.
By combining Shell Recharge with Shell's retail, convenience and customer service experience, we are creating convenient destinations that help meet customers' evolving mobility needs.
Solar at Scotford: Shell Canada and its North American solar platform Silicon Ranch have completed a 58-megawatt solar farm adjacent to Shell’s Scotford Energy Park. The solar farm was the first in Canada to be built, owned and operated by Tennessee-based Silicon Ranch, which Shell has a minority ownership interest in. The power generated by the new solar farm will be dedicated to the Scotford refinery providing 20% of its energy needs.
Onshore Wind: Shell has a long-term power purchase agreement with Calgary-based BluEarth Renewables to purchase wind capacity from their 130 MW Hand Hills Wind Project near Drumheller, Alberta. Shell Energy will purchase the electricity and associated emission offsets from 100 MW of the project’s capacity.
Carbon Capture and Storage
Located at the Scotford upgrader near Edmonton, Alberta, the Quest Carbon Capture and Storage facility is designed to capture and store CO2 from hydrogen production. Learn more about our Quest facility here.
