Energy for the future

Fast forward to 2050, the world population is nearing 9 billion and energy demand has doubled. This animation explores some of the expected challenges involved in delivering energy for 2050 and how Shell is taking a responsible approach to help meet these future needs.
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[@GrantRyanMusic]

Please help us, Shell. You have the power and the finances to be a major force in the shift towards renewable energies. You can be a LEADER, we need your help Shell! Set the example, be the hero. Do the right thing for you, your kids, my kids, and our one Earth. Please help us, Shell.

[@OfficeThug]

What's stopping renewables isn't efficiency. It's reliability.

[@saeedkhb]

هذا المقطع مفيدا جداًً للمهتمين بالطاقة المتجددة وبجمال الطاقة بشكل عام ... تمنيت لو كانت له نسخة مترجمة الى اللغة العربية.

[@lblume90]

Also current renewables aren't as energy dense as petroleum products. A real break through will be when somebody discovers a renewable energy source that can power ships and other mobile machinery that require large amounts of energy.

[@ekeminiumoh2545]

Energy plays a major role in the utilization of natural resources, economic solidity and advances the quality of life in the world. Energy problems are equivalent to economic and environmental problems as the nonchalant utilization of these resources have impact on the environment which the resources generate. Looking at the rise in pollution issue in the global environment, the adoption of renewable energy is essential and solar energy healthier.

[@h2innovationlabh2il69]

Thank you from 'H2 Innovation Lab' H2IL technology for a green sustainable hydrogen future...

[@JokerJan92]

Very interesting!

[@maxblaze13]

More investment in renewable energy is the answer. In the long run it will be cheaper than oil or gas and less destructive to the environment…!!!

[@alejandrocabrera2981]

Nuclear energy is better

[@ganikrasniqi3913]

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[@tahirsyed2247]

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[@miakohlmeier6786]

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[@PECKINN]

Awesome

[@mikedaniel8621]

i love this video

[@Atticus172]

Thanks Shell for drilling oil in the Artic!

[@Sonyoooo3]

Need more energy? Theory can a house it self make free energy and getting energy from the same sorce so this can give back electricity back to the grid and keeps bill electricity bill cheaper? Just like a dynamo machine in every house so this can give extra energy?

[@kennethodum]

i see opportunities

[@SafeComfortableYouTube]

I wonder how Greenpeace will react to this video!

[@SafeComfortableYouTube]

Greenpeace will probably still be mad at them for trying to drill out oil from the arctic!

[@SafeComfortableYouTube]

And the Nigerian incident!

[@nuclearfusion6599]

It depeds lf how money hungry the power moungles get

[@LowestCostEnergy]

No fossil fuel company has paid for the FULL cost of drilling and burning, because they have not captured the waste products, and put it back underground. Only then is it safe energy. Compare total costs of energy sources and then decide. Wind, Solar, Hydro, Geothermal: these are renewable, and the environmental impacts are far cheaper to undo.

[@josemanuelfloresn.8528]

Amazing video

[@PECKINN]

McLovin :D yes is awesome, excellent

[@OfficeThug]

No. Reliability as in, are you going to have electricity tonight.

[@arunshangarsri]

How about HHO ? Don't see nuclear or oil an option by 2050

[@Jemalacane0]

Why is that? There is an inexhaustible supply of uranium and thorium. Energy density: Uranium: 80,000,000 Mj/kg, Hydrogen: 120 Mj/kg.

[@alejandrocabrera2981]

Or we cools return to 1950s style of living and consume less

[@Jemalacane0]

That is idiotic.

[@ContemporaryFaith]

*Reliability to profit margin

[@ContemporaryFaith]

You sound like an advertisement

[@simonhaakonsson2537]

Please consider moving away from oil. Renewables are the future, and you cant innovate yourself out of this crisis you have created ​@​

[@TheWolfHowling]

I see PR

[@HedonistDaidalosz]

consumerism: dislike
nuclear energy: dislike
energy efficiency: like

[@Jemalacane0]

Ecofascism: Dislike
The desire to push the globe into poverty: Dislike
Consumerism: Like
Nuclear Power: Love

[@amjidgaborhussainszadeczky7600]

Poerbsll

[@Stupididiot67]

i love corporate propaganda