Shell becomes one of the first aviation lubricants suppliers to tackle lifecycle carbon emissions across its product portfolio
Source: Shell Aviation Shell Aviation (“Shell”) has introduced a new lifecycle sustainability approach for its AeroShell aviation lubricants to avoid, reduce and then compensate for lifecycle carbon emissions, improving aircraft performance while helping customers meet their net-zero greenhouse gas (GHG)[1] or carbon emissions ambitions. In alignment with Shell’s target to become a net zero-emissions energy business by 2050, AeroShell has confirmed its commitment to continue working to avoid and reduce carbon emissions by optimising production and product design, embedding circularity into product packaging, improving the energy efficiency of facilities, and using renewable energy to reduce emissions across the supply chain. Shell will then purchase high-quality[2], independently verified carbon credits to compensate for carbon emissions which are not currently being avoided or [...]