Royal Dutch-Shell Group

Royal Dutch / Shell Group, (1983), The Petroleum Handbook, Elsevier... 

Also, Technochemie GmbH-Vetfahrenstechnik, Dossenheim, Germany is a member of the Royal Dutch/Shell Group of Companies. 

A number of introductory static hazard texts have been published [25, 33, 67, 72, 731. Useful practical guidelines have also been published by ESCIS [4] and Walmsley [23], respectively based on the contemporary internal practices of Ciba-Geigy [196] and the Royal Dutch/Shell Group [189]. General reading, including electrostatic applications, can be found in the textbooks by Moore [109] and Cross [110]. 

Shell" and Biotechnology. Xanthan is manufactured by fermentation, a biotechnological process. How could "Shell", an oil company, be interested in such processes The Royal Dutch/Shell Group is, however, no newcomer to biotechnology. The Milstead Laboratory of Chemical Enzymology was set up in 1962 and was headed by Professor John Cornforth, who went on to win the 1975 Nobel prize for Chemistry shortly after he retired. In 1970 a fermentation laboratory was built on the same site. 

It is worth mentioning that the company is a privately held company, which major investors include the Royal Dutch/Shell Group, Petro-Canada, DSM and the Government of Canada. 

Parent Company Royal Dutch/Shell Group of Companies... 

Currently, (N- 1,4-polyisoprene is manufactured in the United States only by The Goodyear Tire Rubber Co. at Beaumont, Texas. In Western Europe, only the Shell Nederland Chemie (Royal Dutch/Shell Group) commercially produces of-1,4-polyisoprene in Japan, the producers are Japan Synthetic Rubber Co., Ltd. and Nippon Zeon Co., Ltd. The sole wodd producer of trans- 1,4-p olyis oprene is Kuraray Co., Ltd. in Japan. 

It is interesting to read what "captains of industry," such as the chairmen of prominent multinational companies, have to say about sustainable development. Sir Marc Moody-Stuart, former chairman of the Committee of Managing Directors of the Royal Dutch/Shell Group of Companies, stated in 1999 in Ref. [5] what sustainable development meant for his company "balancing our own legitimate commercial interests with the wider need to protect and enhance the environment and contribute to social progress and stability."... 

In the U.S., the Department of Energy has selected six proposed new cellulosic ethanol refineries to receive a total of 385 million in federal funding. When completed, these six refineries are expected to produce 130 million gallons of ethanol yearly. Iogen s technology will be used in one of the refineries, to be located in Shelley, Idaho. Partners in the refinery will include Goldman Sachs and The Royal Dutch/Shell Group. 

For the fueling companies that would have to make the double investment, the choice is not an academic concern. In September 2000, the Royal Dutch/Shell Group, which has invested heavily in hydrogen, raised this very issue. Sir Mark Moody-Stuart, then chairman of Shell, said at a hydrogen conference, Some companies have suggested the use of other transition fuels such as onboard... 

Licensor Basell Technology Co. BV. Basell is a joint venture between Royal Dutch/Shell Group and BASF. 

Shell Royal Dutch Shell Group, The Hague, The Netherlands. 

The expressions Shell and Group refers to the companies of the Royal Dutch/Shell Group of companies. Each of the companies that make up the Royal Dutch / Shell Group of companies is an independent entity and has its own identity. 

Royal Dutch/Shell Group Britain/Neth. 128,142 7,758 113,781 59,982 105,000 Petroleum refining... 

The Royal Dutch/Shell Group set up a new International Renewables division and a Hydrogen Team to investigate business opportunities in this area. 

Three multinationals—DaimlerChrysler, Royal Dutch/Shell Group, and Norsk Hydro—teamed up with six Icelandic institutions and companies in setting up the Icelandic Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Company. 

The participants in the project include two banks, Hamburg s transit authority, the city s electric and gas utilities, a gas distributor, a specialized moving company, and, notably, Deutsche Shell AG, the German division of the Royal Dutch/Shell Group. The van s conversion to hydrogen operation... 

In 1903, the Shell Transport and Trading Company and Royal Dutch merged together into the enterprise called Asiatic Petroleum Company. The partnership between these two enterprises worked so well that four years later, in 1907, it was extended to operations world-wide, with the creation of the Royal Dutch/Shell Group of Companies. The two parent companies retained their separate businesses and own the Group, with more than 1,700 active companies, in the proportion of 60% to Royal Dutch Petroleum and 40% to Shell Transport and Trading Company. 

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