Notes to Editors:

About Powering Progress Together

The sixth Asian edition of the Shell Powering Progress Together Forum was held on July 4, 2019. The forum will bring together about 150 leaders, young talents and representatives from business, government and society to discuss, debate and catalyse cross-border collaborations to tackle future energy challenges. The theme for Powering Progress Together 2019 is “Co-creating City+” and it will be an immersive and open dialogue centred on how different players can come together to co-create, collaborate and re-imagine the future of cities, to build what we call ‘City+’. Since the first forum in Rotterdam, Netherlands in 2012, Shell Powering Progress Together has evolved into a cross-market series of connected events that foster dialogues to help address future energy challenges.

 

About Shell New Energies

Shell established its New Energies division in 2016. Shell New Energies focuses on two main areas: new fuels for transport, such as advanced biofuels and hydrogen; and power, being involved at almost every stage of the process, from generating electricity, to buying and selling it, to supplying it directly to customers. Shell aims to make electricity a significant part of its business. Shell’s New Energies business is seeking to leverage the company’s strengths in fast-growing and commercial parts of the energy industry and plans to spend on average between $1-2 billion a year up to 2020 on commercial opportunities. Shell City Solutions is part of Shell New Energies. For more information, go to www.shell.com/newenergies

About Shell Singapore

As one of the world’s leading energy companies, Shell plays a key role in meeting the world’s growing energy demand in economically, environmentally and socially responsible ways. In Singapore, Shell employs more than 3,100 people and is one of the country’s largest foreign investors. Shell has been in Singapore since 1891 and has businesses including trading and marketing of liquefied natural gas; manufacturing, trading, marketing and shipping of oil products and chemicals; and development of renewable energy solutions. For more information, visit www.shell.com.sg.

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Cautionary note

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