More than just a retailer of fuel, Shell has been pushing progress for years here in Singapore. We look at some of the its lesser-known achievements!
Shell's Make the Future Singapore festival of bright ideas and innovation wraps after welcoming thousands of visitors over four days.
Make the Future Singapore returns for a second year, showcasing innovations that address the global energy challenge as part of a four-day free-access festival.
Shell Singapore has released a range of tissue boxes in support of bright student talents at the Shell Eco-marathon Asia regional competition.
Shell launches the inaugural Make the Future Singapore - a festival of ideas and innovation for Asia, featuring the Shell Eco-marathon Asia.
Students who engineered cars that could complete the Le Mans 24 hours on just over a litre of fuel were on track at the world's most famous motor race.
Singapore teams took home three awards for their eco-friendly car designs at this year's Shell Eco-Marathon Asia held in Manila, Phillipines.
Two eco-friendly cars, one of which is the first in Singapore to be made using 3D-printed parts, were unveiled yesterday by Nanyang Technological University.
Students from all across Asia and the Middle East arrived in Philippines to tackle a street circuit with fuel efficient vehicles.
119 student teams from representing 18 countries have gathered at Speang International circuit in Malaysia to take part in this year's Shell Eco-Marathon.
Eight teams from local tertiary institutions will contest in this year's Shell Eco-marathon Asia held at the Sepang International Circuit.
The first 100,000 motorists who complete Shell's fuel saving "training" will receive fuel vouchers.
NUS will take part in the Shell Eco-Marathon in Germany, in May, with their latest fuel-cell urban concept car.