Kite power: no longer a flight of fancy?
As Shell co-invests in a company generating electricity from high-altitude wind, is kite power about to take off?
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As Shell co-invests in a company generating electricity from high-altitude wind, is kite power about to take off?
Shell is working with schools and academia to excite young people about STEM careers
London’s M25 has reached a major milestone – read how Shell helped it get there.
National programme is now open to applications and will award a total of £350,000 to the most innovative low-carbon companies.
Pupils win £5,000 in Shell’s Bright Ideas Challenge competition.
Ben Taylor wins Young Petroleum Geoscientist of the Year, Shell’s third recipient in past four years.
An innovative idea for cooling cars has won a place in the final of Shell’s global student competition.
School teams develop creative ways to supply clean and affordable energy.
Shell Chief Executive Office, Ben van Beurden, today provided an update on the company’s strategy that sets a clear course for stronger returns and free cash flow.
A young entrepreneur has invented a roadside wind turbine that could help harness energy from traffic.
Sally Martin, Vice President, Downstream HSSE at Shell, and Your Life Corporate Advisory Board member outlines the crisis facing the engineering industry.
One in five people currently lacks access to electricity. The Royal Geographical Society’s latest 21st Century Challenges discussion focused on the benefits of energy and how local entrepreneurism could improve access to energy for the world’s poorest communities.
Low carbon and sustainability entrepreneurs received a total of £185,000 funding.
What progress are energy companies making towards gender equality, and how can we encourage more women to choose careers in the industry?
What progress are energy companies making towards gender equality, and how can we encourage more women to choose careers in the industry?
A new European specification has been ratified for cleaner-burning fuels for diesel engines, such as Shell GTL, which could help to improve air quality across the UK.
Five Shell employees demonstrate how women are making a major impact in a sector traditionally dominated by men.
How could different types of collaboration across society create low-carbon lives, communities and economies that can thrive in the future?
Access to Finance Navigator features more than 100 low-carbon funding sources worth £150m.
By 2050, the world’s population could grow to 9 billion people, up from about 7 billion now, with demand for energy up to three quarters higher in 50 years.
We are helping to meet the world’s growing energy demand while limiting CO2 emissions, by delivering more cleaner-burning natural gas.
We contribute to the communities where we operate in a number of ways. Learn more about Shell activities that support skills, community, and enterprise.