Today, our extensive presence in Singapore’s energy sector carries with it a carbon footprint. Our businesses in Singapore must evolve and transform, and we must act now if we are to achieve our ambition to thrive through the energy transition.

Aw Kah Peng, Chairman of Shell Companies in Singapore

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Digitalisation

Pivoting towards low-carbon value chains and greater digitalisation

Taking decisive steps towards our ambition to be a net-zero emissions energy business by 2050, our Shell Energy and Chemicals Park Singapore on Bukom has halved its crude processing capacity and production of traditional fuels in Singapore. We are also investing in circular chemicals production while studying a biofuel investment, and building a regional carbon capture and storage hub.

Digitalisation in our sites will transform the way we operate by improving efficiency and safety. Continuing our move towards Industry 4.0, a “Digital twin” of the manufacturing site on Bukom was piloted in 2020 and on Jurong Island in 2022. When fully integrated, it will be a complete virtual representation of the physical elements on site, making it safer, more competitive and innovative. 

The Digital Twin also enhances efficiency and plant intelligence. Live information of plant operations can be fed to engineers in real-time via augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR). It is a shift towards a data-centric way of working and builds on our digital capabilities and culture.

We are looking to expand our solar footprint, including looking into utility-scale solar generation. This builds on the more than 3MWp we have already built at our Pandan distribution terminal, Seletar aviation site and Tuas Lubricants Plant.

Harnessing the Sun at our sites

We are looking to expand our solar footprint, including the study of a large-scale solar farm on Pulau Semakau. This builds on the more than 4MWp we have already built at our Pandan distribution terminal, Seletar aviation site, Tuas Lubricants Plant and Shell Energy and Chemicals Park Singapore on Bukom.

We are also installing solar panels at 37 Shell service stations. The solar panels will have a combined capacity of 2MWp, sufficient to reduce CO2 emissions by approximately 940 tonnes a year. In parallel, Shell and the Energy Market Authority are running a trial that integrates solar power, energy storage and smart energy management to enable ultra-fast 150kW electric vehicle charging at three Shell stations in Tampines, Pasir Ris and Lakeview.

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THERE’S MORE THAT WE CAN DO

Provide low-carbon solutions

We are partnering with customers, the government and other parties to enable key sectors to decarbonise with low-carbon solutions.

Partner for Energy Transition

Shell Singapore aims to support society’s journey towards a net-zero carbon economy.

Make the Future

Shell Singapore will continue to develop far-reaching solutions to reduce emissions in the longer term.

Co-create the future with us

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