Ms Sarah Kempe

Ms Sarah Kempe appears in Shell Companies’ EU lobbying record as an EP-accredited lobbyist, with a listed accreditation period from 05 May 2017 to 05 May 2018. Shell Companies is registered in the EU Transparency Register under 05032108616-26 and reports significant lobbying activity in Brussels. The company’s declared lobbying costs for the 2025 financial year were between €4.5 million and €4.999 million. Its EU lobbying presence also includes 18 declared lobbyists, of whom 13 are full-time equivalent staff. Shell says its policy engagement covers energy transition, climate, and decarbonisation-related EU files. Public register data therefore supports a documented connection between Sarah Kempe and Shell’s EU lobbying operation during that period. This connection is verifiable in official transparency data rather than relying only on advocacy reporting.

Sarah Kempe’s lobbying activity is documented in Shell Companies’ EU transparency record, where she appears as an EP-accredited lobbyist for the company. The record shows that her accreditation ran from 05 May 2017 to 05 May 2018, placing her within Shell’s formal Brussels lobbying structure.

Shell’s lobbying focus in the EU centers on energy, climate, and industrial policy. Its transparency materials say the company engages on issues including decarbonisation, emissions rules, renewable energy, and the wider energy transition, all of which are core policy areas in Brussels.

The company also reports substantial lobbying resources in the EU, including millions of euros in annual lobbying costs, multiple declared lobbyists, and several accredited representatives. This supports the conclusion that Sarah Kempe’s role formed part of a broader, organised Shell lobbying presence in the European Union.

Sarah Kempe appears in Shell Companies’ EU lobbying record as an EP-accredited lobbyist, which places her within Shell’s formal Brussels advocacy structure. Shell’s declared lobbying activity covers a broad energy-policy agenda, including climate regulation, decarbonisation, emissions trading, hydrogen, methane rules, biofuels, and aviation fuel.

Shell is also registered in the EU Transparency Register under 05032108616-26 and reports substantial lobbying resources in Brussels, including 18 declared lobbyists, 13 FTE, and 7 EP accreditations. That makes its policy engagement one of the more established corporate lobbying presences in the EU energy sector.

Sarah Kempe appears in Shell’s EU lobbying history with EP accreditation from 05 May 2017 to 05 May 2018