Our Climate Target
Shell's target is to become a net-zero emissions energy business by 2050.
Shell views sustainability as providing essential energy for a growing population in a responsible way. Over the past 100 years, Shell has continued to help preserve and protect our communities through hundreds of conservation projects and initiatives.
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Communities along the working coast are working with conservation organizations and companies to conserve, restore and protect wetlands.
Shell's target is to become a net-zero emissions energy business by 2050.
More than 21 tons of waste recycled at New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival 2022
Shell and local environmental groups work together to plant trees to benefit wildlife and our community.
For Shell, sustainability means providing essential energy for a growing population in a responsible way. This means being a careful and good neighbor by contributing to the well-being of communities where we work and live, which falls into Shell’s commitment to corporate social responsibility. Environmental Stewardship is one way Shell has continued to share benefits with communities over the past 100 years.
Shell strategically invests in conservation initiatives that are guided by scientific understanding and research of the environmental impact of our operations and address community-specific challenges and needs generated by our presence. In the last two decades, Shell Oil Company has helped restore and protect more than 13 million acres of wetlands, installed nature-based infrastructure solutions to mitigate flooding and slow coastal erosion, created artificial reefs to promote wildlife and support local economies, cleaned miles of shoreline with Shell volunteers removing 600,000 pounds of debris, and conserved more than 1.8 million acres of land. We also have shared much of the data we have collected so that others can learn from and leverage our efforts.
Sixteen projects will increase pollinator habitat and boost conservation efforts.
On March 14 and 15, Shell took over Antone’s in downtown Austin at South by Southwest where thousands of people visited the Shell House to discover ways the US can build a net-zero future. Audiences packed in to panels ranging from decarbonizing aviation to unlocking new perspectives in innovation. Multiple Shell senior leaders were present to dive deeper into how business, government and society must collaborate to achieve an equitable energy transition.