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About Shell plc

Shell plc is one of the world’s largest integrated energy and petrochemical companies, with operations spanning oil and gas exploration, production, liquefied natural gas, refining, trading, marketing, chemicals, power, and low-carbon energy solutions. The company serves customers across more than 70 countries and plays a major role in the global supply of transport fuels, natural gas, lubricants, petrochemicals, and energy products.

Shell combines a large traditional oil and gas business with growing exposure to the energy transition. Its core hydrocarbon operations continue to generate significant cash flow, while its integrated gas, trading, renewables, power, biofuels, hydrogen, and electric mobility activities give it a broader position across both today’s energy system and the cleaner energy system of the future. This makes Shell a major global energy company with exposure to conventional energy, LNG, petrochemicals, and long-term decarbonisation themes.

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