How Data & Digital Infrastructure Advancements Support Shell’s Sustainability Goals
18 September 2024
During this Vision Dinner on the 11th of September, Nils Kappeyne, VP Architecture & Data at Shell, will touch on Shell’s strategy to become a net zero energy business by 2050 and dive deeper into the data & architecture strategy and how those are vital for both Shell and its customers to reach their respective climate goals. If you are interested in the evolving landscape between data and sustainability or wish to join in the discussion with Nils and the other participants, sign up now!
Nils Kappeyne, Shell
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Nils Kappeyne
VP Architecture & Data
Nils Kappeyne is a seasoned leader in IT and data within Shell. Before his current position he was responsible for DIY Software Development, but he has also been VP & CIO Integrated Gas & New Energies within Shell. This combination of positions that span both more dedicated IT and data positions as well as previous experience in the new energies field, give Nils a wealth of insight in the topic of this session.
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Shell
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Whether it is carbon accounting, demand planning for energy or estimating emissions from partners, there is no denying that sustainability goals cross-industry demand bigger, better and more transparent data infrastructure. At Shell, that means using digital technologies, for example AI, or blockchain, to detect, track and quantify greenhouse gas emissions in operations, including methane emissions. It also means complying with international standards and helping customers and partners gain insight in the carbon that is emitted along the supply chain. All this while keeping energy affordable, especially for those that need it the most.
Nils Kappeyne, VP Data & Architecture at Shell, is leading the charge to use digital initiatives to help give Shell and its customers the information they need to make the right decisions when it comes to sustainability. This has become all the more needed with new regulatory pressure from the EU and others to make supply chains more transparent when it comes to emissions and other environmental factors.
Program
Location: Creative Valley Papendorp, Utrecht
17:30 | Start program (including presentation, discussion and a 3-course dinner)
20:30 | End of formal program, opportunity for informal networking
Audience
Data Leaders
Language
English
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- Participants have to meet the previously described target audience.
- If applicable, our partners will be presented with every application.
- During all our sessions, the Chatham House Rule applies. This means that the participants are free to use the information received, but neither the identity nor the affiliation of the speaker(s), nor that of any other participant, may be revealed. This means that no report, no photos and no recordings are made of the meeting. The presentation will also not be distributed to the participants afterwards.
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