Ornuthai Na Chiangmai, Executive Director for Retail business, The Shell Company of Thailand Limited, added that “By making Shell Diesel B20 available at Shell service stations, we will provide consumers with the convenient access to cleaner energy. This is in line with our strategy to support sustainable energy and local Thai farmers. It is another example of Shell innovating our offerings at our service stations and demonstrating an emphasis on its design with innovation, resulting in water usage reduction, an increase of green area and improved hazardous waste management.”

Shell Thailand is advancing towards sustainable energy with the strategy “More & Cleaner Energy,” which aims to support the increasing needs for energy consumption. The goal is also to reduce greenhouse gas emission as much as possible through its 3 main approaches:

• Bringing in energy innovations of the future to Thailand - Shell has introduced technologies and cutting-edge products which are environmental-friendly, including Shell V Power, the premium grade fuel designed to clean your engine with more efficient combustion and less carbon deposit.
• Collaboration from all sectors involved - The move towards energy transition requires collaboration from all sectors involved including the government, car manufacturers, oil companies, as well as other stakeholders. Shell has always provided the government sector with its support, and Shell’s partners have also shown solid collaboration.
• Development of human capacity and living condition for better lives - Human resource is another key factor to the success of sustainable energy transition. For this reason, we fully support the efforts to build a better foundation and living condition for Thai farmers. This includes educating and developing young adults and engaging them in Thailand’s efforts in energy.

“As one of the leaders in energy, Shell will continue to provide its support in Thailand’s energy transition to cleaner energy,” Panun concluded.

Enquiries:

Thitipa Laxanaphisuth
Country Manager - External Relations
The Shell Company of Thailand Limited
T +66 (0) 2 262 7326

Paritt Kasayapanunth
H+K Strategies Thailand
M +66 (0) 2-627-3501 #129
E-mail: pkasayapanunth@hkstrategies.com

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