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Shell Catalysts & Technologies (SC&T) is a business of Shell plc that supplies catalysts, licensed process technologies, and technical services to the refining, petrochemicals, and gas processing industries worldwide. It supports conventional operations and energy-transition initiatives by integrating catalyst supply with process design, troubleshooting, and optimization.
SC&T’s portfolio includes hydroprocessing and residue-upgrading catalysts; technologies for hydrotreating, hydrocracking, hydrogen production, sulfur recovery, and gas treating; and solutions for syngas, gas-to-liquids, carbon capture, and low-carbon hydrogen. The company also provides consulting and digital tools aimed at improving unit performance, reliability, and emissions profiles. SC&T is a partner in Zeolyst International, a joint venture that produces advanced zeolitic materials used in catalysts across refining and chemical applications.
Also known as Shell C&T.
chemXplore tracks 4 projects involving Shell Catalysts & Technologies, of which one is active.
Besides this one, the record holds 3 completed projects.
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Adds pre‑engineered DMR liquefaction to FLNG offerings; the technology will move beyond operator‑equity projects to the wider FLNG market for the first time.
IP and personnel for an emissions-control business have been sold; portfolio includes DeNOx tech that can cut NOx >98–99%, with 30+ years of deployment and 300+ customers; transition support arranged.
Operational lessons from the Rakkestad CO₂ capture plant were presented at industry conferences in Helsinki, Copenhagen and Trondheim.
Project will convert captured biogenic CO2 and renewable hydrogen into drop‑in synthetic kerosene for aviation under ReFuelEU requirements.
Turbo column internals retrofit increased TEG dehydration train throughput at Gbaran CPF, met performance guarantees and avoided new infrastructure.
The acquisition enhances Technip Energies' catalyst capabilities, supports growth in sustainable fuels, and adds 330 employees, boosting earnings and value creation.
The Rakkestad facility captures CO₂ from waste-to-energy, producing food-grade CO₂. It highlights rapid industrial carbon capture implementation and future expansion plans.
The BaseLoad Power Hub arrives in Eemshaven for hydrogen research, marking progress in the Dutch energy transition and Groningen's Hydrogen Valley development.
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