Worley, an engineering solutions provider, has teamed up with Shell for two pivotal projects in Germany to facilitate the decarbonisation of operations. The first project at the Wesseling site near Cologne involves repurposing a hydrocracker into a base oil production unit, targeting high-quality lubricants to cease crude oil processing by 2025. This initiative is forecasted to significantly reduce Shell's carbon emissions by around 620,000 tonnes annually, representing a substantial step towards sustainability. Additionally, the second project at the Energy and Chemicals Park Rheinland focuses on setting up a 100 MW electrolyzer for renewable hydrogen production under the REFHYNE II initiative. This endeavor aims to generate up to 44,000 kilograms of renewable hydrogen daily, which will be instrumental in producing lower carbon intensity energy products like transport fuels. Worley's involvement spans from early design phases to system integration, emphasizing its crucial role in steering these projects towards success and furthering Shell's commitment to decarbonisation and sustainable practices.