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We must act now against further global warming. This is only possible if we become more sustainable faster. That is why we are taking our partners and customers with us in the acceleration towards becoming climate neutral in 2035. 

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Shell and Eneco have won the tender to build an offshore wind farm at Hollandse Kust (west) lot VI. The project will have an installed capacity of approximately 760 MW and will be located approximately 53 kilometres off the Dutch coast from the town of IJmuiden.

The new wind farm will be delivered through a joint venture called Ecowende and is due to be operational in 2026. Shell and Eneco have already taken final investment decision for the wind farm.

'With Ecowende, we will take a huge step in growing our offshore wind portfolio while making a positive contribution to biodiversity,' says Wael Sawan, Director of Integrated Gas, Renewables and Energy Solutions at Shell. 'Through this project we can profitably accelerate the large-scale roll-out of offshore wind in the Netherlands and beyond. This fits well with Shell's Powering Progress strategy to deliver more and cleaner energy to our customers, at home, on the road and at work.'

Kees-Jan Rameau, Chief Strategic Growth Officer at Eneco, adds: 'Together with Shell, we were at the forefront of the development of offshore wind in the Netherlands. We gained a lot of knowledge, also in the area of ecology, and reported on this. This has contributed to the further development of offshore wind in recent years. It is great that we are now moving into a new phase with Ecowende, with nature as the starting point. This is entirely in line with our ambition to live and act within the natural limits of the planet.'

Also read: Shell to build Europe's largest renewable hydrogen plant in Rotterdam

Ecowende aims to set a new ecological benchmark for the development and construction of wind farms in the North Sea and to enable offshore wind farms to have a net positive impact on nature in the future. The design of the wind farm takes account of the natural environment through measures such as:

placing wind turbines a greater distance apart to create a corridor for birds to fly through;

using innovative foundation techniques that keep the impact on marine mammals and marine life to a minimum; and

placing natural reef structures on the seabed to boost biodiversity.

Picture by Eneco.

Shell and Eneco to develop 760-MW Dutch offshore wind farm

Windcat and Eneco have announced that a 5 year charter and partnership have been agreed, allowing the safe transport of technicians offshore and enabling the decarbonisation of Eneco's marine logistics using Windcat's hydrogen dual fuel solutions.

The first vessel for this charter has been operational since the first of January, 2023. The high performance Windcat 32 vessel used for this charter is a highly fuel-efficient vessel with high safety standards. Going forward, the use of hydrogen will be further explored for further reduction of emissions from crew transfer vessels. Both Windcat and Eneco prioritise emission reduction.

"With the Hydrocat 48, we invested heavily in emission reduction by using a dual fuel hydrogen engine, one of the reasons Eneco wanted to partner with us" said Managing Director, Willem van der Wel. "Windcat looks forward to this collaboration that will ensure the decarbonisation of Eneco's logistics. We will continue to work on developing the customised service that meets Eneco's needs."

Windcat 32, the vessel used for this charter, is fuel-efficient and will be used for the safe transport of technicians offshore. The vessel will be customised to Eneco's needs, amongst others by the installation of an IMO Tier III engine. This engine uses a SCR (Selective Catalytic Reduction) system which radically reduces NOx emissions. The vessel will operate from IJmuiden and provide access to Eneco's offshore wind farms: Prinses Amalia Windpark, Luchterduinen and Hollandse Kust Noord.

The partnership allows for additional vessels to be used, to further support the existing projects and also new offshore wind farm projects that Eneco will be part of.

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Wind - Windcat and Eneco announce partnership and 5 year charter agreement - Renewable Energy Magazine, at the heart of clean energy journalism

Crew transfer vessel operator Windcat, part of Antwerp-based shipping and logistics group Compagnie Maritime Belge (CMB), has struck a five-year charter deal with Dutch utility Eneco that will also see the two companies work together on decarbonisation of marine logistics using hydrogen dual-fuel solutions.

The Windcat 32, the first vessel for the charter, will be tailored to Eneco's specifications, including the installation of an IMO Tier III engine, which, according to Windcat, significantly reduces NOx emissions. The vessel will operate from IJmuiden port and provide access to Eneco's offshore wind farms: Prinses Amalia Windpark, Luchterduinen and Hollandse Kust Noord.

Windcat rolled out the world's first hydrogen-powered CTV, the Hydrocat 48, after its delivery and trials with its first customer, Vestas, in 2022. "With the Hydrocat 48, we invested heavily in emission reduction by using a dual-fuel hydrogen engine, one of the reasons Eneco wanted to partner with us," explained Willem van der Wel, the company's managing director.

The partnership allows for additional vessels to be used to further support the existing projects as well as new offshore wind farm projects that Eneco will be part of.

Windcat Workboats owns and operates a growing fleet of over 50 CTVs, with an additional five being built, mainly in the European offshore wind sector, but also in the oil and gas industry and outside Europe. A sister company, Windcat Offshore, was also recently launched as a dedicated business focused on commissioning service operation vessels (CSOVs) ownership and operations. The company has lined up a series of hydrogen-powered ships at Dutch shipbuilder Damen Shipyards for deliveries starting in 2025.

CMB's Windcat seals Eneco CTV deal - Splash247

Dutch offshore wind farm developer Eneco has signed a 5-year crew transfer vessel charter and partnership agreement with offshore vessel owner Windcat.

The deal entails the transport of technicians offshore and will also allow the companies to collaborate on the decarbonization of Eneco's marine logistics using Windcat's hydrogen dual-fuel solutions. The first vessel for this charter has been operational since January 1, 2023.

The vessel will be customized to Eneco's needs, amongst others, by the installation of an IMO Tier III engine. This engine uses a SCR (Selective Catalytic Reduction) system, which reduces NOx emissions. The vessel will operate from IJmuiden and provide access to Eneco's offshore wind farms Prinses Amalia Windpark, Luchterduinen, and Hollandse Kust Noord.

"The high performance Windcat 32 vessel used for this charter is a highly fuel-efficient vessel with high safety standards. Going forward, the use of hydrogen will be further explored for further reduction of emissions from crew transfer vessels. Both Windcat and Eneco prioritize emission reduction," Wincat said.

Windcat Managing Director, Willem van der Wel said: "With the Hydrocat 48, we invested heavily in emission reduction by using a dual-fuel hydrogen engine, one of the reasons Eneco wanted to partner with us. Windcat looks forward to this collaboration that will ensure the decarbonization of Eneco's logistics. We will continue to work on developing the customized service that meets Eneco's needs."

According to Windcat, the partnership allows for additional vessels to be used, to further support the existing projects and also new offshore wind farm projects that Eneco will be part of.

Eneco Charters Windcat's CTV for Offshore Wind Support

Windcat and Eneco announce partnership and 5 year charter agreement

Windcat and Eneco are pleased to announce that a 5 year charter and partnership have been agreed. This long-term charter will allow the safe transport of technicians offshore and will also allow the companies to work together on decarbonisation of Eneco's marine logistics using Windcat's hydrogen dual fuel solutions. The first vessel for this charter has been operational since the first of January, 2023.

Windcat and Eneco share many core values and future goals. This new collaboration between Windcat and Eneco is therefore a logical next step. The high performance Windcat 32 vessel used for this charter is a highly fuel-efficient vessel with high safety standards. Going forward, the use of hydrogen will be further explored for further reduction of emissions from crew transfer... ... More: Official Press Release Windcat

Windcat and Eneco are pleased to announce that a 5 year charter and partnership have been agreed. 

Suppliers want to know your energy consumption through January 1 so they can calculate what part of your consumption falls under the energy price cap. The cap takes effect on January 1 and guarantees relatively low prices for gas consumption and energy that remains below the consumption cap.

Roughly speaking, the ceiling works like this: for the first 1,200 cubic meters of gas you use, you pay 1.45 euros per cubic meter; For the first 2,900 kWh of electricity you pay 40 cents per kWh. But in practice it is Running the roof is more difficult as you read here.

You can expect a message from Eneco, Vattenfall, and Essent if you have a dumb counter or a "traditional counter"; If you have a smart meter but your supplier is not reading it; Or if you have a malfunctioning smart meter.

Essent and Eneco first said they would estimate energy consumption for customers, rather than requiring a meter reading. Even now they ask about the state of stupid counters. Vattenfall already announced on December 10th that it will do so. "Customers do not have to call, but they can easily send in the meter readings themselves via the instructions in the email or letter they receive," Fattenfall told RTL.

If you don't report your meter reading on January 1 or you don't report it on time, your energy company will still estimate your consumption.

You do not have to send a photo or video of your energy meter as proof. Sector organization Energie-Nederland knows that people can easily commit fraud with their stupid meter reading, and say: 'For example, meter readings are often given to the wrong meter, numbers are forgotten, high and low rates are interchanged or fictitious. Numbers are passed.

Eneco, Vattenfall and Essent still requesting a meter reading on January 1 - Radar

Shell and Mitsubishi's subsidiary Eneco have won the bid to build an offshore wind farm at Hollandse Kust (west) lot VI, located in the North Seaoffshore the Netherlands.

Shell said Thursday that the project would have an installed capacity of approximately 760 MW. It will be located some 53 kilometers off the Dutch coast from the town of IJmuiden.

The new wind farm, due to start operations in 2026, will be delivered through a joint venture called Ecowende.

Shell and Eneco have already taken final investment decision for the wind farm.

Wael Sawan, Director of Integrated Gas, Renewables and Energy Solutions who is soon to become the CEO at Shell, said: "With Ecowende, we will take a huge step in growing our offshore wind portfolio while making a positive contribution to biodiversity. Through this project, we can profitably accelerate the large-scale roll-out of offshore wind in the Netherlands and beyond. This fits well with Shell's Powering Progress strategy to deliver more and cleaner energy to our customers, at home, on the road and at work."

Shell said that Ecowende aimed to set "a new ecological benchmark" for the development and construction of wind farms in the North Sea and to enable offshore wind farms to have a net positive impact on nature in the future.

"The design of the wind farm takes account of the natural environment through measures such as: placing wind turbines a greater distance apart to create a corridor for birds to fly through; using innovative foundation techniques that keep the impact on marine mammals and marine life to a minimum; and placing natural reef structures on the seabed to boost biodiversity. More details on the investments, innovations and research programs will be announced at a later stage," Shell said.

Shell, Mitsubishi's Eneco Win Rights to Build 760MW Wind Farm in Dutch North Sea

The companies will construct and operate the Dutch offshore wind farm through their JV, Ecowende, with an aim to bring it online in 2026

Shell and Eneco win tender to develop the Hollandse Kust (west) VI offshore wind farm. (Credit: Eneco)

Shell and Dutch energy company Eneco have won the tender to develop a 760MW offshore wind farm at Hollandse Kust (west) lot VI, offshore the Netherlands.

Through their joint venture (JV), Ecowende, the companies will construct and operate the Dutch offshore wind farm, with an aim to bring it online in 2026.

To be located nearly 53km off the Dutch coast from the city of IJmuiden, the Hollandse Kust (west) VI offshore wind farm is expected to decarbonise approximately 3% of the country's current electricity need.

The two companies have already made the final investment decision on the project.

Shell integrated gas, renewables and energy solutions director Wael Sawan said: "With Ecowende, we will take a huge step in growing our offshore wind portfolio while making a positive contribution to biodiversity.

"Through this project we can profitably accelerate the large-scale roll-out of offshore wind in the Netherlands and beyond. This fits well with Shell's Powering Progress strategy to deliver more and cleaner energy to our customers, at home, on the road and at work."

With a goal of setting a new ecological standard for the development of wind farms in the North Sea, Ecowende plans to erect the wind turbines far apart and utilise new foundation techniques.

Eneco chief strategic growth officer Kees-Jan Rameau said: "Together with Shell, we were at the forefront of the development of offshore wind in the Netherlands. We gained a lot of knowledge, also in the area of ecology, and reported on this.

"This has contributed to the further development of offshore wind in recent years. It is great that we are now moving into a new phase with Ecowende, with nature as the starting point. This is entirely in line with our ambition to live and act within the natural limits of the planet."

In a separate announcement, Shell's subsidiary Shell Energy Europe has signed a power purchase agreement (PPA) with Octopus Energy Group to sell the latter energy produced by the 3.6GW Dogger Bank offshore wind farm project.

Shell Energy Europe has agreements in place to offtake 20% of the power produced by Dogger Bank. It will in turn supply up to 2.4TWh of wind energy annually to Octopus Energy once the project is fully operational.

The offshore wind project is a JV partnership between SSE Renewables, Equinor, and Vårgrønn.

Shell, Eneco to build 760MW Hollandse Kust (west) VI offshore wind farm

A joint venture of supermajor Shell and Dutch utility Eneco has won the tender to build a 760 MW offshore wind farm at the Hollandse Kust West site in the Dutch North Sea.

The wind farm, located around 53 km west off the Dutch coast from the town of IJmuiden, is expected to be operational in 2026.

The 54-turbine project, which will receive no subsidies, should cover around 3% of the total electricity demand in the Netherlands.

The wind farm design has been developed to limit the impact on nature, including placing wind turbines a greater distance apart to create a corridor for birds to fly through; using innovative foundation techniques that keep the impact on marine mammals and marine life to a minimum; and placing natural reef structures on the seabed to boost biodiversity.

In November, German utility RWE also secured the rights to build a 700 MW zero-subsidy wind farm in the Dutch part of the North Sea. This project will include electrolyser capacity for green hydrogen production as well as electricity for district heating and industrial applications, battery storage and floating solar energy.

Shell and Eneco emerge as winners of Dutch offshore wind tender - Splash247

Shell and Eneco have won the tender to build an offshore wind farm at Hollandse Kust west lot VI.

Supermajor Shell and Eneco have won the tender to build an offshore wind farm at Hollandse Kust west lot VI.

The project will have an installed capacity of approximately 760 MW and will be located approximately 53 kilometers off the Dutch coast from the town of IJmuiden.

The new wind farm will be delivered through a joint venture called Ecowende and is due to be operational in 2026. Shell and Eneco have already taken final investment decision for the wind farm.

"With Ecowende, we will take a huge step in growing our offshore wind portfolio while making a positive contribution to biodiversity. Through this project we can profitably accelerate the large-scale roll-out of offshore wind in the Netherlands and beyond. This fits well with Shell's Powering Progress strategy to deliver more and cleaner energy to our customers, at home, on the road and at work," Wael Sawan, Director of Integrated Gas, Renewables and Energy Solutions at Shell, said.

"Together with Shell, we were at the forefront of the development of offshore wind in the Netherlands. We gained a lot of knowledge, also in the area of ecology, and reported on this. This has contributed to the further development of offshore wind in recent years. It is great that we are now moving into a new phase with Ecowende, with nature as the starting point. This is entirely in line with our ambition to live and act within the natural limits of the planet," Kees-Jan Rameau, Chief Strategic Growth Officer at Eneco, added.

Ecowende aims to set a new ecological benchmark for the development and construction of wind farms in the North Sea and to enable offshore wind farms to have a net positive impact on nature in the future.

The design of the wind farm takes account of the natural environment through measures such as: placing wind turbines a greater distance apart to create a corridor for birds to fly through, using innovative foundation techniques that keep the impact on marine mammals and marine life to a minimum, and placing natural reef structures on the seabed to boost biodiversity.

Shell added that more details on the investments, innovations, and research programmed would be announced at a later stage.

Globally, Shell is investing in building generation capacity. Currently, Shell has over 46 GW of renewable generation potential in its portfolio, including 2.2 GW in operation, 3 GW under construction and under contract, and 40.9 GW of potential capacity in our pipeline, ranging from utility-scale solar through to innovative floating wind projects and integrated wind to hydrogen projects.

Shell And Eneco To Build Offshore Wind Farm Off The Netherlands

Wind farm will generate enough renewable power to decarbonise about 3% of current Dutch electricity demand

Shell and Eneco have won the tender to build an offshore wind farm at Hollandse Kust (west) lot VI. The project will have an installed capacity of approximately 760 MW and will be located approximately 53 kilometres off the Dutch coast from the town of IJmuiden. The new wind farm will be delivered through a joint venture called Ecowende and is due to be operational in 2026. Shell and Eneco have already taken final investment decision for the wind farm.

Wael Sawan, Director of Integrated Gas, Renewables and Energy Solutions at Shell, said: "With Ecowende, we will take a huge step in growing our offshore wind portfolio while making a positive contribution to biodiversity. Through this project we can profitably accelerate the large-scale roll-out of offshore wind in the Netherlands and beyond. This fits well with Shell's Powering Progress strategy to deliver more and cleaner energy to our customers, at home, on the road and at work."

See related article: Shell Acquires Largest European RNG Producer Nature Energy for $2 Billion

Kees-Jan Rameau, Chief Strategic Growth Officer at Eneco, said: "Together with Shell, we were at the forefront of the development of offshore wind in the Netherlands. We gained a lot of knowledge, also in the area of ecology, and reported on this. This has contributed to the further development of offshore wind in recent years. It is great that we are now moving into a new phase with Ecowende, with nature as the starting point. This is entirely in line with our ambition to live and act within the natural limits of the planet."

Ecowende aims to set a new ecological benchmark for the development and construction of wind farms in the North Sea and to enable offshore wind farms to have a net positive impact on nature in the future. The design of the wind farm takes account of the natural environment through measures such as: placing wind turbines a greater distance apart to create a corridor for birds to fly through; using innovative foundation techniques that keep the impact on marine mammals and marine life to a minimum; and placing natural reef structures on the seabed to boost biodiversity. More details on the investments, innovations and research programmes will be announced at a later stage.

Shell and Eneco Win Bid to Develop Offshore Wind Power in the Netherlands - ESG News

(WO) -- Shell and Eneco have won the tender to build an offshore wind farm at Hollandse Kust (west) lot VI. The project will have an installed capacity of approximately 760 MW and will be located approximately 53 km (32.93 miles) off the Dutch coast from the town of IJmuiden.

The new wind farm will be delivered through a joint venture called Ecowende and is due to be operational in 2026. Shell and Eneco have already taken the final investment decision for the wind farm.

Ecowende aims to set a new ecological benchmark for the development and construction of wind farms in the North Sea and to enable offshore wind farms to have a net positive impact on nature in the future.

The design of the wind farm takes account of the natural environment through measures such as placing wind turbines a greater distance apart to create a corridor for birds to fly through. The wind farm will also use innovative foundation techniques that keep the impact on marine mammals and marine life to a minimum. It will also place natural reef structures on the seabed to boost biodiversity.

Wael Sawan, Director of Integrated Gas, Renewables and Energy Solutions at Shell, said, "With Ecowende, we will take a huge step in growing our offshore wind portfolio while making a positive contribution to biodiversity. Through this project, we can profitably accelerate the large-scale roll-out of offshore wind in the Netherlands and beyond."

Shell, Eneco to build offshore wind farm in the Netherlands

Ecowende, a joint venture of Shell and Eneco, is the winner of the permit for the Hollandse Kust (west) Site VI offshore wind farm. Ecowende will build the wind farm with an eye for nature. This is one of two new wind farms in the Hollandse Kust (west) Wind Farm Zone and is expected to be commissioned in 2026.

The Hollandse Kust (west) Wind Farm Zone - HKWWFZ - is located more than 50 km off the Dutch coast near IJmuiden. The wind farm has a capacity of 756 MW and consists of 54 wind turbines. These will produce enough electricity each year to meet approximately 3% of the Dutch electricity demand - approximately equal to the consumption of one million households. The wind farm will be realised without subsidy.

New to the tenders for the HKWWFZ is that the parties were asked to make a financial offer. Together with the costs for the environmental impact assessments and location studies that are being paid by Ecowende, this yields about €63.5 million. That amount is used to ensure wind farms are designed with due care to the environment and other activities in the North Sea.

Minister for Climate and Energy Policy, Rob Jetten, said, "The plan presented by Ecowende shows what we can do to design wind farms that work with nature. They can go well together. And that is necessary because there will need to be many more offshore wind farms to be able to supply sufficient green energy. With 40 innovative experiments and applications in this proposal, we are starting a movement to build offshore wind farms with minimal impact on nature."

Wael Sawan, Director of Integrated Gas, Renewables and Energy Solutions at Shell, said,"With Ecowende, we will take a huge step in growing our offshore wind portfolio while making a positive contribution to biodiversity.

"Through this project we can profitably accelerate the large-scale roll-out of offshore wind in the Netherlands and beyond. This fits well with Shell's Powering Progress strategy to deliver more and cleaner energy to our customers, at home, on the road and at work."

Kees-Jan Rameau, Chief Strategic Growth Officer at Eneco, said, "Together with Shell, we were at the forefront of the development of offshore wind in the Netherlands. We gained a lot of knowledge, also in the area of ecology, and reported on this. This has contributed to the further development of offshore wind in recent years. It is great that we are now moving into a new phase with Ecowende, with nature as the starting point. This is entirely in line with our ambition to live and act within the natural limits of the planet."

2030 Ambitions

Combined, all the offshore wind farms planned in the Dutch North Sea will meet around 75% of the Netherlands' electricity needs around 2030. This year, the Government raised the ambition for offshore wind to approximately 21 GW by around 2030.

Currently, approximately 2.5 GW of offshore wind has been fully commissioned in the Netherlands and a number of wind farms are under construction or licensed. The Offshore Wind Energy Roadmap 2030 outlines how and when the designated wind farm zones will be developed for the period 2024 - 2031.

The Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO) and an independent expert committee assessed the applications received.

Minimal impact on nature

The guiding principle in design and construction is to have as little impact as possible on birds, bats and underwater marine life. This includes:

creating a corridor for birds by placing the wind turbines extra far apart; using innovative foundation techniques that minimise the impact on marine mammals and marine life; placing natural reef structures on the seabed to boost biodiversity; and together with a group of scientists and experts, implementing and evaluating dozens of innovative solutions for the currently missing knowledge on the ecological impact of offshore wind.

Ecowende aims to set a new ecological benchmark for the development and construction of wind farms in the North Sea and to enable offshore wind farms to have a net positive impact on nature in the future. This is important because there are major ambitions for offshore wind. Acceleration is needed in a way that contributes to nature both above and below the water. More details on the investments, innovations and research programmes will be announced at a later stage.

Wind - Shell and Eneco Win Tender for Hollandse Kust Site VI Offshore Wind Farm - Renewable Energy Magazine, at the heart of clean energy journalism

Irish-led group has signed 15-year agreement for the Zuidwending Compressed Air Energy Storage project

Irish-led Corre Energy has signed commercial times with renewable energy company Eneco for capacity of its energy storage project in the Netherlands.

The energy storage and renewables specialist said the deal was a 15-year agreement for the Zuidwending Compressed Air Energy Storage (CAES) project, located in the province of Groningen. Corre Energy has the rights to build a CAES facility using salt caverns at the site, with 320 Megawatts of power generating capacity and a maximum storage discharge duration of about 3.5 days.

The agreement will see Corre Energy construct, operate and maintain the facility, and will act as a proof of concept for the energy storage firm's plans. Eneco will provide market access services, and help meet the company's requirements for flexible energy sources to meet ts target of becoming climate-neutral by 2035.

This will be the first large-scale CAES facility to be constructed in Europe in almost 50 years.

"Eneco shares our deep belief in the requirement for and the value of large-scale Compressed Air Energy Storage, and it is making a very significant commitment to enable this project. It also shares Corre Energy's commitment to making a tangible contribution to the energy transition and the journey to net zero in Europe," said Keith McGrane, chief executive of Corre Energy.

"Zuidwending will be hydrogen fuel enabled from Day One and we expect the maturing of the hydrogen market to allow the facility to operate entirely on surplus renewable energy and green hydrogen, making an increasingly positive environmental impact.

Corre Energy is providing a grid-scale solution for critical storage of renewable energy, developing a pipeline of long duration energy storage projects across northern Europe.

Mr McGrane said he was confident Corre could deliver the Zuidwending project.

Corre Energy signs storage deal with Eneco for Dutch project

Shell plcs SHEL joint venture with the Dutch energy company Eneco has been granted the permit to build a wind farm with a capacity of 760 megawatts (MW) in the North Sea offshore the Netherlands.

The wind farm at the Hollandse Kust Site VI, situated around 50 kilometers (31 miles) west of the Dutch coast, is anticipated to be operational in 2026. Per the Dutch government, the 54 turbines in the offshore wind farm are expected to supply roughly 3% of the total electricity demand of the Netherlands by 2026, sufficient to power nearly a million households.

Wael Sawan, the director of Integrated Gas, Renewables and Energy Solutions, stated that this joint venture is a huge step in growing Shells offshore wind portfolio while making a positive contribution to biodiversity. He added, Through this project, we can profitably accelerate the large-scale roll-out of offshore wind in the Netherlands and beyond.

Shell is one of the primary oil supermajors, a group of U.S. and Europe-based big energy multinationals with operations spanning worldwide. The company is fully integrated as it participates in every aspect related to energy, from oil production to refining and marketing.

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