Bright ideas from the innovators of tomorrow
Energy from algae and maggots that help make animal feed are some of the ideas featuring in a festival of innovation.
Switching on lights for one of the Philippines' oldest tribes
The Batak people belong to more than a billion globally without access to electricity. Now a local project combining solar energy and hydropower is bringing electric light to their homes deep in the forest of Palawan island. Watch how.
Back to the Future: Could cars one day be powered by waste?
As the world’s waste mounts, a Shell pilot plant will turn rubbish – including food, cardboard, plastics and paper – into petrol or diesel that can power cars.
Hunting for the next big energy idea
How to turn bright energy ideas into commercial innovations, by Geert van de Wouw of Shell Technology Ventures.
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A better life with a healthy planet
How could the world meet future energy demand while reducing net carbon emissions to zero?
A little car that goes a long way
Could ultra-efficient cars like the new Shell concept car help address some of the world’s urban transport challenges?
Moving Malikai
Watch a timelapse film of our second deep-water project in Malaysia on its journey to becoming a major energy producer.
Plumbing the ocean depths
Engineers journey to one of the world’s most remote places to install equipment on the seabed for Prelude, Shell’s floating LNG giant.
