Shell Announces New Structure for Renewable Electricity and Natural Gas Commercialization in Brazil

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 05/10/2020 at 18:06

A estratégia de negócios da Shell Brasil em Comercialização e Novas Energias contemplará a geração e armazenamento de energias renováveis e gás natural

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Shell Brazil’s Business Strategy in Marketing and New Energies Will Include Renewable Energy Generation and Storage and Natural Gas

With the aim of developing an integrated model in electric energy in Brazil, Shell Brazil will have a new structure in Marketing and Renewable Energy Generation, in line with its global vision to deliver more energy in a cleaner way. The strategy comes at a time when Shell announces the loss of up to 9,000 jobs as part of a restructuring process to optimize its oil business.

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The renewable energy generation and storage business will be led by Shell Brazil’s Director of New Energies, Guilherme Perdigão Nascimento. Gabriela Oliveira continues to be responsible for the development of renewable energy generation projects.

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Shell Announces New Structure for Renewable Electricity and Natural Gas Commercialization in Brazil

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