Make the change, drive carbon neutral
Many 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. Some drivers are also following Shell’s fuel-efficient driving tips to help them conserve energy, but they are looking for even more options. Introducing the Drive Carbon Neutral program, allowing all Shell customers, regardless of the vehicle they drive, an opportunity to reduce the carbon emissions from fuel purchases.
What is Driving Carbon Neutral?
As forests, grasslands and wetlands remove and store CO2 from the atmosphere, protecting and replanting these environments means we can offset the carbon emissions from your fuel purchases.
How Can I Drive Carbon Neutral?
It’s easy. Simply pay for your fuel using Shell EasyPayTM or ask in-store at your local Shell site to Drive Carbon Neutral.
“There is no single solution for dealing with climate change. A transformation of the global energy system is needed. From electricity production to industry and transport. Shell will do its bit.”
- Ben van Beurden, Chief Executive Officer Royal Dutch Shell.
Working with nature
Nature-Based Solutions in Canada
Learn about Canadian projects and how the protection and redevelopment of natural ecosystems can lower concentrations of greenhouse gas emissions from the atmosphere.
Supporting Projects to Drive Carbon Neutral
By driving CO2 neutral you are supporting internationally accredited, carbon offsetting projects such as the Darkwoods Forest Carbon Project in Canada, Cordillera Azul project in Peru, and the Katingan Mentaya project in Indonesia.
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Darkwoods Forest Carbon Project, British Columbia
The Darkwoods Forest Carbon Project is an initiative of the Nature Conservancy of Canada that markets carbon credits generated from the Darkwoods Conservation Area.
Katingan Mentaya, Indonesia
The Katingan Project collaborates with 34 Indonesian villages to not only reduce emissions, but to conserve local wildlife populations and enable the sustainable development of the local community.
Project Cordillera Azul, Peru
The Cordillera Azul project protects up to 1.3 million hectares of threatened rainforest habitat, safeguarding 28 High Conservation Value species that live in the habitat.