Experience Meets Innovation at Shell Catalysts & Technologies
Shell Catalysts & Technologies’ has developed a portfolio of leading catalysts, technical services and licensed process technologies that have been tested and proven in-house. This portfolio, along with our access to research and development resources, make us a strong partner for developing new and innovative products.
By combining our knowledge, backgrounds and technologies we can work together to develop new solutions that benefit both partners and the environment.
Explore Current Shell Catalysts & Technologies Partnerships
These represent just a few of the partnerships we’ve engaged in over the years. Learn more about these and many other partnerships by downloading our guide to Shell Catalysts & Technologies Partnerships below.
C3 AI and Shell expand collaboration for asset monitoring and predictive maintenance
C3 AI expanded their Reliability AI application to include predictive maintenance software developed by Shell. While working with C3 AI, Shell has developed advanced models and application functionalities that anticipate maintenance needs for control valves and critical equipment, while tackling global enterprise data, automation, and usability challenges.
Shell Catalysts & Technologies forms global alliance with Arbios biotech to pursue biorefinery solutions
In this partnership, Shell Catalysts & Technologies’ upgrader units were linked with Arbios’ Cat-HTR™ hydrothermal liquefaction (HTL) plants, providing Arbios Biotech the capability to upgrade biocrude to finished products in one continuous, efficient process.
Unlock access to resources and knowledge with a Shell Catalysts & Technologies partnership
In this brief guide, we explore different types of Shell Catalysts & Technologies partnerships and provide examples of each one to help you start thinking about which partnership model makes the most sense for your project.
Shell Catalysts & Technologies and Technip Energies strengthen strategic alliance on CANSOLV*
In 2022, Technip Energies joined Shell’s Energy Transition Campus Amsterdam (ETCA) to form a joint, co-located delivery team. This follows Shell’s move to transform the site into an open innovation campus and to invite external parties to co-locate there and work together to solve the world’s biggest energy challenges.
