Energy Transition

Trinidad and Tobago is party to the Paris Agreement, and its government is committed to achieving 20% of energy consumption from renewable sources by 2030. At Shell Trinidad and Tobago, we are committed to supporting this transition by bringing more and cleaner energy to the nation.

We recognize that change can also begin with small steps, and that’s why we’ve taken the decision to make our Port of Spain office a greener and more sustainable workplace.

Internal Energy Management

Reducing our carbon footprint is important to us, and Shell Trinidad and Tobago has been taking steps to ensure that our offices are as sustainable as possible. We do this through energy and waste management initiatives.

Trinidad & Tobago: A Shifting Energy Landscape

Shell Trinidad and Tobago Limited has been involved in a number of Ministry of Planning pilot initiatives, and more recently, have partnered with bpTT and bp Lightsource on a solar farm project called Project Jouvert.

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