Worley is partnering with Shell to support the transformation of Shell's Energy and Chemicals Park Rheinland in Germany. The project involves converting a hydrocracker into a base oil production unit with a capacity of 300,000 tpy, addressing a substantial portion of the EU and Germany's base oil demand. By repurposing the hydrocracker and incorporating electrification, the initiative is expected to slash Shell's carbon emissions by approximately 620,000 tpy. Additionally, the project includes the installation of a 100 MW electrolyser for renewable hydrogen production, anticipated to generate up to 44,000 kg of renewable hydrogen daily to aid in decarbonizing Shell's operations. Worley's involvement spans from the initial project phases to detailed design and procurement stages, focusing on ensuring functionality, safety, and compliance with regulations. The partnership aims to facilitate Shell's transition towards achieving net-zero emissions by 2050 and bolster the relationship between Worley and Shell. The base oil production plant and renewable hydrogen facility are set to become operational in the latter part of the decade, contributing to the reduction of industrial emissions in the region and emphasizing sustainability initiatives.