Shell Pilipinas Annual and Sustainability Report 2021

Pilipinas Shell has allocated PHP 3.5M for its Typhoon Odette Disaster Relief Operations to providerelief goods (food, drinking water, hygiene kits, etc.) to 6,928 families (or 27,712 individuals) impacted by Typhoon Odette. Our Mobility business has also provided 6 million litres of fuel supply to various sectors. Employees/staff who were affected were also given temporary shelters, access to emergency loans, and HMO needs.

Pilipinas Shell’s Construction and Road Transport (formerly Bitumen), moves forward through Bitumen and Beyond, providing solutions not just for bitumen needs but also for low-carbon fuels, and energy transition products and services.

Inspired by the changing needs of our customers, the fast-paced digital revolution, and the shift to more sustainable options, Pilipinas Shell’s Site of the Future promises a more enhanced customer experience. With its launch in September 2021 in Silang, Cavite, the new mobility station was developed with extra attention given to convenience, sustainability and customer-centricity.

The Company ensured that the robustness of its COVID-19 health protection are in place, by enforcing not only employees, but also contractors and partners, in following government-mandated protocols.

For 54 years, Pilipinas Shell has been supporting and providing a platform for student artists to showcase their artworks and talent through the National Students Arts Competition (NSAC). This year, inspired by the drive to move forward despite the challenges of the pandemic, the theme was “restART”, wherein young artists are encouraged to visualize the youth’s role in nation-building during an uncertain time.

Pilipinas Shell shows its allegiance to decarbonization and its advocacy in advancing cleaner energy by powering SHIFT through renewable energy sources. This is the Company’s largest asset and the facility with the highest power demand among its terminals.