Offsetting with Shell Commercial Fuels can play a key role in your low carbon planning, allowing you to offset unavoidable carbon emissions from your vehicle fleet in a simple and cost-effective way.
Shell automatically calculates your well-to-wheel carbon emissions and offsets these through Shell’s global portfolio of nature-based solutions projects.
WATCH: DECARBONISE WITH CO₂ OFFSET PROGRAMME
Title: Decarbonise with CO2 Offset Programme
Duration: 2:50
Description: Shell offers CO2 Offset Programme as one of our solutions for decarbonisation. This is a nature-based solution (NBS) which CO2 emissions are captured and stored by natural ecosystems. Through this programme, Shell Commercial Fuels continues to serve our business customers with diesel products, which are now available as carbon neutral.
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Shell Helps You Decarbonise
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A cluster of buildings on the shore of a harbor
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As an established source of energy, diesel plays a major role across a range of sectors.
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Sound of running construction equipment
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Different construction equipment operating in a site
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Diesel-powered construction equipment such as piling machines, cranes, excavators work round-the-clock to meet tight schedules.
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Sound of Shell (Light and relaxing)
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Trucks and private vehicles travelling across a bridge
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Diesel-powered freight trucks operate long hours to provide logistics service.
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Sound of waves
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A fisherman collecting fish catch
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The world of marine industry is just as busy. Fishing boats continue to provide us with fresh seafood
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A cargo ship travelling in sea, and mountains besides the coast transforming into buildings
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and container cargo ships are sailing across the world to transport our daily goods.
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Boilers operating in a hospital
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Similarly, for hotels and hospitals, diesel often powers boilers to produce steam for sterilising and cleaning.
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A tablet displaying different diesel-powered equipment or vehicles
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Currently, alternatives such as renewable energy may not be commercially feasible to completely replace diesel
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Shell expertise analysing emission rate
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and the emissions generated are hard to abate.
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A business customer and Shell expertise clinching an agreement with a handshake
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As an integrated energy provider, Shell would like to collaborate with our business customers to support their decarbonisation efforts.
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CO2 Offset Programme
Shell offers solution to avoid, reduce, and then compensate your emissions to help you reduce your carbon footprint.
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We offer CO2 Offset Programme as one of the solutions1 .
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Shell Commercial Fuels supplying fuels for different sectors
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The CO2e lifecycle emissions of this product have been offset with verified Nature-Based Carbon Credits.
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Shell expertise showing the blueprint of net-zero emission to customer
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Carbon neutral doesn’t mean that the diesel we provide doesn’t produce emissions, but rather we calculate the associated emissions and offset them with independently verified nature-based carbon credits.
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Different trees being planted on grassland
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This programme is a globally recognised mechanism, which supports nature-based projects around the world which help nature store and capture more carbon emissions.
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Shell’s relevant projects being showcased on a world map
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You also contribute to various global projects including afforestation and natural system restoration activities.
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Tree species being planted in the Qinghai Afforestation Project
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Picea crassifolia (pine family), Populus, Juniperus przewalskii (a species of juniper)
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An example of one of these projects is the Qinghai Afforestation project, where 13,862 hectares of forest will be grown to combat desertification and improve biodiversity.
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Local people helping to plant trees
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Additionally, the project contributes to local sustainable development by providing jobs and training to the local community.
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A business customer holding a certificate in front of a vehicle powered by carbon neutral diesel
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Powered by Shell Carbon Neutral Diesel
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Shell calculates the associated CO2 emissions on a monthly basis, you will receive a certificate from us each year, as proof of using carbon neutral diesel2.
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Shell expertise presenting the result of decarbonisation to customer
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The CO2e lifecycle emissions of this product have been offset with verified Nature-Based Carbon Credits.
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Shell looks forward to providing you with carbon neutral diesel2
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City scene in dusk
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and working together to protect and restore nature.
There are several advantages to offsetting the CO2e emissions with Shell:
Read more about nature-based solutions on our global website
1 CO₂ compensation does not imply that there is no environmental impact from the production and use of the product as associated emissions remain in the atmosphere. CO₂ compensation is not a substitute for switching to lower emission energy solutions or reducing the use of fossil fuels. Shell businesses focus first on emissions that can be avoided or reduced and only then, compensate the remaining emissions. “Carbon neutral”, “carbon offset” or “carbon compensation” indicates that Shell will engage in a transaction where an amount of CO₂ equivalent to the value of the remaining CO₂e emissions associated with the raw material extraction, transport, production, distribution and usage of the fuel are compensated through the purchase and retirement of carbon credits generated from CO₂ compensation projects. Although these carbon credits have been generated in accordance with international carbon standards, the compensation may not be exact. CO₂e (CO₂ equivalent) refers to CO₂, CH₄, N₂O.
