Case Study: Royal Dutch Shell (AQA A-Level Geography): Flashcards

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Case Study: Royal Dutch Shell
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Type of company Shell is

Anglo-Dutch transnational oil and gas company

What vertically integrated means for Shell

Involved in every stage from exploration to final sale

Number of refineries Shell owns

35 refineries

Three stages of oil & gas operations

Upstream, Midstream, Downstream

Number of countries Shell operates in

Over 70 countries

Shell's daily production (barrels of oil equivalent)

3.7 million barrels per day

What 'oil equivalent' means

Combines oil and gas production into single measurement

Shell's two main production regions

South East Asia and Niger Delta, Nigeria

Shell's joint venture partner in Malaysia

Petronas (Malaysian state company)

Shell's energy transition strategy

Investing in renewables, aims to become electricity supplier

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