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New Shell plant is a key component of the Shell Eastern Petrochemicals Complex (SEPC) in Singapore, on track for full completion in early 2010

Zhuhai, 26 November 2009: Shell Lubricants today announced the start-up of its newest lubricants complex in Asia to meet growing demand in China. With a production capacity of 200 million litres a year, and the potential for a phased development to 400 million litres a year, the complex could become one of Shell’s top three lubricants blending plants worldwide in volume terms.

Singapore, 17 November 2009 - Youths inclined towards technological innovation from across Asia are gearing up for the upcoming Shell Eco-marathon (SEM) Asia 2010, a fuel-efficiency challenge organized annually by Shell. At the close of registration on 31 October 2009, 109 student teams from many of the foremost universities, polytechnics and schools in the region have signed up to take part in the challenge. These institutes come from 11 countries - China, India, Indonesia, Iran, Malaysia, Pakistan, the Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand and Vietnam. SEM Asia will be held from 8 -10 July 2010 at the Sepang International Circuit, in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Singapore, 11 November 2009 – Qatar Petroleum International and Shell Eastern Petroleum (Pte) Ltd (Shell) today signed a series of agreements which will see Qatar Petroleum International take a stake in two Shell Chemicals joint ventures in Singapore.

First shipment of ethylene signals another milestone in the construction of the Shell Eastern Petrochemicals Complex (SEPC)

Today Ms Elfaine Tan, 20, clinched the Most Promising Shell LiveWIRE Award. The co-founder of Fr3b Pte Ltd – Singapore’s first online sampling platform – elaborates on her inspiration, “I wanted to reach out to fellow Singaporeans with something completely new and interesting. The idea of giving out free samples came to mind.”

- $1 per litre for breakthrough fuel “Shell FuelSave” to incentivise motorists - 800,000 copies of Shell FuelSave Savings Books printed for distribution at all Shell sites

Shell today raised a total of $20,000 for The Straits Times School Pocket Money Fund, through a One-Litre Charity Challenge held at Infusion, Dempsey. The event was held in conjunction with the launch of Shell’s new breakthrough fuel – Shell FuelSave.

Shell today launched its most advanced fuel economy formula fuel ever – the new ‘Shell FuelSave’, designed to help drivers save up to one litre of fuel with every full tank*.

Leveraging its technical partnership with Ferrari, Shell to donate $150,000 to The Straits Times School Pocket Money Fund

Students are exposed to real-life working environment at a Shell retail service station

In its third year running, the promotion is back, bigger and better!

· 1st regional eco-competition to be held in Sepang, Kuala Lumpur. Registration to open on 16 July 2009 · At least 7 Singapore student teams expected at 2010 competition

SEPC will be largest industrial user of NEWater

Company remains committed to raising awareness of fuel efficiency through activities to help customers Get the Most Out of Every Drop

Singapore FuelSave ambassador Eunice Olsen puts forward the challenge to Singapore motorists at the 25th Shell Eco-marathon

Following the launch of Shell’s year-long drive to help Singapore motorists Get the Most out of Every Drop of fuel, local personality Eunice Olsen has been appointed by Shell Singapore as its FuelSave Ambassador to help Singapore motorists save more on their fuel expenditure.

- Donations mark Shell Eastern Petrochemicals Complex (SEPC) project’s achievement of 15 million safety man-hours without lost-time incidents- Initiative underlines importance of worker’s welfare in improving workplace safety and health

Shell’s latest consumer survey highlights 50% growth in fuel economy consciousness among local motorists Shell kicks off its vision to help customers ‘Get the Most Out of Every Drop’ with a grand prize of S$10,000 worth of fuels to be won every week

Trainee Safety Advisors Programme not only creates jobs, it also helps grow Singapore’s safety and health skill pool· First batch of 60 safety advisors will be ready for deployment in the industry by the end of 2009· Programme complements push for better Workplace Safety and Health capabilities