What were Shell's Scope 3 emissions in 2024?

Shell reported about 1,084 million tonnes of CO2 equivalent of Scope 3 emissions in 2024, roughly 95 percent of its total reported carbon footprint of around 1.2 billion tonnes. The largest part was the use of sold products at about 845 million tonnes, and purchased goods and services, the supply chain, was about 119 million tonnes.

What is Scope 3 Category 1 and why does it matter to suppliers?

Category 1 is purchased goods and services, the emissions embedded in everything a company buys. For Shell it was about 119 million tonnes of CO2 equivalent in 2024. It matters to suppliers because it is the part of Scope 3 that a buyer can influence through procurement, so reducing it means asking suppliers for carbon data and reductions.

What does Shell ask suppliers to do on emissions?

Shell's standard contracts require adherence to the Shell Supplier Principles, which cover environmental compliance, efficient use of energy and resources, and minimising emissions. Beyond that, Shell asks suppliers to set emission ambitions, track and report performance, share best practice and exchange emissions data, and it is building decarbonisation roadmaps with its largest supply chain emitters.

What is a sustainable procurement application?

It is the questionnaire, portal or assessment a supplier completes so a buyer can score the sustainability of its supply chain. It typically asks for environmental data such as energy use and greenhouse gas emissions, social data such as labour and human rights practices, and, for strategic suppliers, entity-level Scope 1, 2 and 3 figures or a product carbon footprint.

How does CSRD affect suppliers who are not directly in scope?

CSRD requires in-scope companies to report Scope 3 where material, and ESRS E1 requires them to disclose how much of that data is primary versus estimated. Because a higher proportion of real supplier data makes for a more credible disclosure, buyers push the request for primary carbon data down to their suppliers, including smaller vendors who are not themselves directly regulated.

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壳牌的范围3和可持续采购：供应商碳数据关卡如何决定谁能向大型石油公司出售产品

壳牌约95%的碳足迹属于范围3，其中约1.19亿吨来自采购的商品和服务，即供应链本身。本报告将探讨壳牌如何从供应商处获取范围3数据，其可持续采购要求究竟是什么，以及为什么供应商的碳排放数据已悄然成为向大型石油公司供货的商业资质审核门槛。.

史蒂芬·哈德森 2026 年 6 月 21 日阅读时间：8分钟

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