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In this issue: expanding LNG Canada; The Energy Podcast explores how customer needs are reshaping energy; and the Financial Times spotlights collaboration between Shell and Delta Air Lines.

What is driving the world's growing demand for energy? How are customer needs reshaping the energy system? In this episode of The Energy Podcast, Machteld De Haan, Shell's President of Downstream, Renewables and Energy Solutions, discusses how customer expectations are evolving across the energy system. From fuels and lubricants to chemicals, electric-vehicle charging and lower-carbon solutions, the conversation explores where energy is used today, why demand continues to grow, and why different sectors require different solutions as they balance affordability, reliability and emissions reductions. Listen or watch now wherever you get your podcasts: https://lnkd.in/e-cnfyV9

Hundreds of kilometres off Australia's north-west coast, Crux will unlock new gas supplies and support liquefied natural gas (LNG) deliveries to markets across Asia. Expected to begin supplying gas in 2027, Crux is one example of how Shell is investing in sources of LNG supply that strengthen the diversity, flexibility and resilience of its global portfolio in an increasingly uncertain energy landscape. Discover more about the projects helping shape Shell's next chapter of LNG growth, and meet some of the people and technologies making it possible: https://lnkd.in/eN6wfymm

The OGCI (Oil and Gas Climate Initiative), a group of 12 major energy companies focused on leading the industry’s response to climate change, has published its annual Progress Report. The report features our leadership in methane emissions reduction, including how we’ve been extending the highest level of reporting methane emissions – level 5 in OGMP 2.0 – across more of our operated assets. To find out more about our how we are reducing methane emissions: https://lnkd.in/ea2gBiAn

The OGCI (Oil and Gas Climate Initiative), a group of 12 major energy companies focused on leading the industry’s response to climate change, has published its annual Progress Report. The report features our leadership in methane emissions reduction, including how we’ve been extending the highest level of reporting methane emissions – level 5 in OGMP 2.0 – across more of our operated assets. To find out more about our how we are reducing methane emissions: https://lnkd.in/epnmFnMW

More than 125 million cups of coffee are served across our network every year. On International Coffee Day, we’re highlighting the many ways Shell helps customers refuel, recharge, and continue their journey. Swipe to explore.

We've announced the expansion of LNG Canada, a liquefied natural gas (LNG) facility on Canada's west coast. As energy demand continues to grow, countries are increasingly looking for energy that is secure, reliable and flexible. LNG has an important role to play in meeting that need. The expansion of LNG Canada will double the project's production capacity and help connect Canadian natural gas resources with growing demand in Asia and around the world. Swipe to learn more and read more here: https://lnkd.in/ejk4tQH4

Our CEO Wael Sawan joined Eric Veiel on global investment management firm T. Rowe Price’s “The Angle" podcast. They talked about leadership, volatility and the forces reshaping the world’s energy system. They also discussed Wael’s career, the experiences that have shaped his approach to leading through uncertainty, and the transformation that is underway at Shell. Listen or watch now: https://lnkd.in/er5vmNMA

From pioneering deep-water operations to reaching 1 billion barrels of oil, Shell's Mars platform in the Gulf of America continues to deliver energy the world needs. Slide to read more. https://lnkd.in/e3MGVNwM

Fortune has recognised Shell as one of Europe’s top companies.   As energy demand continues to grow, we remain focused on providing secure and affordable energy today while investing in solutions for tomorrow.