BAKU, Azerbaijan, Apr.15
By Leman Zeynalova – Trend:
Royal Dutch Shell expects to see the share of gas rise to 55 percent of its hydrocarbon production in 2030, Trend reports with reference to the company.
“Transforming energy demand is the focus of our decarbonisation strategy. To transform demand, we will work sector by sector across the energy system. We will change the mix of energy products we sell to our customers as their needs for energy change. This is where we can make the greatest contribution to the energy transition, by increasing sales of low-carbon energy products and services,” Shell said in its Energy Transition Strategy.
Today, Shell sells around 4.6 percent of final energy consumed in the world and produce around 1.4 percent of total primary energy.
“Our share of energy production may decline over the coming decades, but we intend to grow our share of low-carbon energy sales. We are restructuring our company so that we can better identify opportunities and the role that we can play in each sector to help transform demand. We are moving from an approach focused on types of products to one where our customer and account management is focused on sectors.
We are introducing sector-based businesses accountable for driving the decarbonisation of the sectors they cover such as aviation, commercial road transport, passenger transport, shipping, technology and industry. We will build on our existing relationships across each sector, with consumers, infrastructure owners, other suppliers and policymakers to help to accelerate change,” the company said.
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