Make the future

Title:  Supersnel opladen onderweg

Duration: 1:42 minutes

Description:

Vanaf Den Haag, via Bergen op Zoom, Den Bosch, Gouda en Amstelveen naar Alkmaar, en uiteindelijk weer terug naar Den Haag… Met een elektrische auto zoveel mogelijk pakjes bezorgen door heel Nederland in één dag? De nieuwe snelladers die Shell op 25 stations gaat bouwen zorgen dat je binnen 30 minuten weer ready to go bent! #makethefuture Ga voor meer informatie naar www.shell.nl/makethefuture

Supersnel opladen onderweg Transcript

 

[Upbeat music.]

 

[Visuals]

{On the left side of the screen, a young man hands a box to someone. On the right, someone plugs in a charger cable. On-screen text:}

 

[Text displays]

[Delivering packages throughout the Netherlands in 1 day... Can it be done?]

 

{The young man:}

{A few weeks ago, a friend of mine started a company, and today, I'm going to help him.}

 

[Text displays]

[Today, I’m going to help him]

 

[Visuals]

{He puts boxes in the back of a blue car. The following text appears on the screen:}

 

[Text displays]

[Drive 200 km on a fully charged battery.]

 

{The young man:}

{This is an electric car. Roderick will help me plan the most efficient route.}

 

[Text displays]

[The most efficient route]

 

[Roderick | Shell Expert]

 

{Roderick:}

{Let's go.}

 

[Visuals]

{The young man fastens his seatbelt. Then he starts the car, looks at the rearview mirror and presses the accelerator. The blue car slowly pulls away from the kerb. On a map of the Netherlands, a red line maps out the route from The Hague to Bergen op Zoom, 's-Hertogenbosch, Gouda, Amstelveen, Alkmaar and then back to The Hague.}

 

[THE UPBEAT MUSIC CONTINUES]

 

[THE UPBEAT MUSIC STOPS, AND THEN CONTINUES]

 

{Roderick:}

{If you drive energy-efficiently, one day is all you need.}

 

[Text displays]

[drive energy-efficiently]

 

[Visuals]

{The car drives down a road and then comes to a stop. In the lower left corner of the screen, a blue sign spelling out 'The Hague' in white letters appears. The young man rings a doorbell.}

 

{The young man:}

{Here you go.}

 

{Woman:}

{Thank you.}

 

[Visuals]

{In Bergen op Zoom, a man accepts a package.}

 

{The young man:}

{Package.}

 

[Text displays]

[Package!]

 

{Man:}

{Thanks.}

 

[Visuals]

{The young man walks to the car.}

 

{The young man:}

{You can go places, with your electric car.}

 

[Visuals]

{He opens the car door.}

 

{He gets in. Then, the car is going down the road. An icon flashes on screen, warning that the battery is nearly dead. The young man plugs in a charger cable.}

 

{Roderick:}

{Not energy-efficient enough.}

 

[Text displays]

[Not energy-efficient enough.]

 

[Visuals]

{Roderick and the young man are waiting by the blue car, which is parked in a spot reserved for electric cars.}

 

{The young man:}

{I think it's done.}

 

[Text displays]

[It’s done!]

 

{Roderick:}

{All right.}

 

[Visuals]

{The car is cruising down the road again. In 's-Hertogenbosch, the young man hands someone a box.}

 

{The young man:}

{Here you go.}

 

[Text displays]

[Here you go]

 

[Visuals]

{In Gouda, a man accepts a box.}

 

{The young man:}

{Here you go. Have a nice day.}

 

[Visuals]

{The low battery icon flashes again. The blue car pulls up to a Shell petrol station.}

 

{Roderick:}

{This is the first station with quick chargers. You've got to wait here, as well, but not as long.}

[Text displays]

[First Shell station with quick chargers]

 

[Not as long]

 

{The young man:}

{This is nicer than an abandoned car park.}

 

[Text displays]

[This is nicer than an abandoned car park.]

 

[Visuals]

{He plugs in the charger cable and holds a card up to a screen.}

 

{Roderick:}

{In 30 minutes, your battery will be charged.}

 

[Text displays]

[In 30 minutes, your battery will be charged.]

 

[Visuals]

{Once the car is on the road again, a sign reading 'Amstelveen' appears. Later, the young man rings the doorbell at a house in Alkmaar. He hides next to the door and surprises the man who opens it.}

 

[ENERGISING MUSIC]

 

{The young man:}

{Package!}

 

[Text displays]

[Package!]

 

{Man:}

{Hey!}

 

[Visuals]

{In The Hague, the young man shoots confetti into the air.}

 

{The young man:}

{Yes, we did it! I drove round the country in one day in an electric car and delivered everything.}

 

[Text displays]

[Yes, we did it!]

[Round the country in one day in an electric car]

 

{Roderick:}

{Well done, mate.}

 

[Text displays]

[Well done!]

 

{The young man:}

{I'm going to recharge. At home.}

 

[Text displays]

[I’m going to recharge]

 

[Visuals]

{He walks away. On-screen text:}

 

[Text displays]

[To make driving an electric car easier, in 2018, Shell is opening 25 quick chargers. There, you can charge your battery in 30 minutes. The Shell logo, followed by: For more bright energy ideas, go to shell.nl/makethefuture. Copyright Shell International 2017.]

 

[UPBEAT MUSIC, WHICH STOPS ABRUPTLY]

 

Title:  Koffiezetten met een windmolen, kan dat?}

Duration: 1:48 minutes

Description:

Shell investeert in 78 windturbines voor de Zeeuwse kust. Dat is groene elektriciteit voor 825.000 huishoudens, genoeg voor 24 kopjes espresso per dag, per Nederlander! #makethefuture Voor meer informatie, ga naar www.shell.nl/makethefuture

Koffiezetten met een windmolen, kan dat? Transcript

 

[Visuals]

{The screen is split into two images. Left is a coffee cup underneath the outlets of a coffee machine. Coffee is pouring from the machine into the white porcelain cup. Right is a shot of wind turbines towering over the surface of the ocean. The futuristic-looking white turbines boast a yellow and red Shell logo. They are placed in a straight line, blades turning, in the middle of a calm blue ocean. The background goes white and black letters appear, reading:}

[Text displays]

[Making coffee with a windmill... Is that possible?]

[Background music plays]

[Calm, playful music plays in the background.]

{Visual transition/change}

{The screen splits again. On the left side of the screen, a handsome twenty-something male looks slightly confused. Below his face, text appears:}

[Title]

[Huib, coffee aficionado]

{Huib}   

{I don't get how it works, a windmill. Does it instantly supply electricity, or is wind turned into electricity later?}

{Visual transition/change}

{On the right side, the wind turbines continue to stand tall, their blades turning elegantly. Now a small ship sails the North Sea. A time and a place appear in white letters on the screen:}

[Text displays]

[Seven forty-five AM, IJmuiden.]

[Visuals]

{On deck is Huib, flanked by a middle-aged man. They point enthusiastically to the industrial estate on shore. Both men are wearing dark-blue lifejackets. In the top right of the screen, white text appears:}

[Text displays]

[Hashtag: make the future.]

[Visuals]

{Huib is holding a coffee machine in his hands and leaning calmly against the safety rail.}

{Huib}   

{It's quite chilly here. I better hadn’t asked because Shell immediately said: 'Come and check whether one of those wind turbines holds electricity.'}

[Visuals]

{Huib puts a friendly hand on the shoulder of the man standing beside him. When the man starts talking, text appears below:}

[Title]

[Hessel, Wind Expert, Shell.]

{Hessel}
{Egmond aan Zee is home to the first offshoring project in the Netherlands.}

[Visuals]

{Hessel points to the wind turbines in the water.}

{Hessel}
{It has been for 11 years now.}

[Visuals]

{Huib, still cradling his coffee machine, listens to Hessel intently.}

{Hessel}
{All a wind turbine does is turn wind energy into electricity.}

[Text displays]

{Yellow and white text appears:}

[Converting wind energy into electricity.]

{Visual transition/change}

{A plant worker, wearing a fluorescent yellow jacket, a hard hat and a lifejacket, is looking at the distance between the ship and the wind turbine and holding his hands apart to indicate the distance to someone   else. The bow of the ship nears the metal ladder on the wind turbine.}

{On deck, Hessel is happily explaining how it works to Huib.}

{Hessel}
{The electricity you need for your coffee machine. Potentially, the North Sea has enough wind energy... to supply the Netherlands' entire demand, including transport and heating.}

[Text displays]

{Yellow and white text appears:}

[The Netherlands' entire demand.]

[Visuals]

{Huib points at his coffee machine.}

{Huib}   

{So I can just plug my machine in and it will work?}

{Hessel}
{Yes, we only have to convert the electricity to 220 volt.}

[Text displays]

{Yellow and white text appears:}

[Convert electricity to 220 volt.]

{Hessel}
{But there isn't much point in doing that now.}

[Visuals]

{Huib looks surprised.}

{Huib}   

{Why not?}

{Hessel}
{Because you need a cup first.}

[Visuals]

{Hessel produces the white porcelain cup we saw earlier and hands it to Huib, who laughs and takes it.}

[As Hessel takes the cup, there is a loud, high-pitched sound.]

{Hessel}
{Peter, the wind turbine mechanic...}

{Visual transition/change}

{Peter, dressed in yellow and black overalls and a climbing harness, starts ascending the turbine’s metal ladder. The worker who was on the bow before is now unwinding an electricity cable. He connects the cable’s plug to a snap hook and Peter starts hoisting it up.}

{Hessel}
{...will connect your coffee machine to the plug inside the wind turbine.}

[Visuals]

{Hessel and Huib look up to Peter in anticipation. Peter gives a thumbs-up.}

{Peter}
{It has power.}

[Visuals]

{Huib presses the button on his coffee machine. Coffee starts pouring into his cup. He looks own at the process and grins.}

{Huib}   

{Look at that! It works.}

[Visuals]
{The wind turbines in the North Sea look on majestically.}

{Huib}   

{Wasn't that great?}

[Visuals]
{From the ship’s deck, Huib points to the wind turbines.}

{Huib}   

{Green energy is increasingly part of our everyday lives.}

{And you don't even notice it.}

[Visuals]
{He looks at his cup of coffee happily and raises it into the shot.}

{Huib}   

{This is how I recharge.}

[Visuals]
{Huib raises the cup further as if to cheers and takes a sip, looking out over the ocean and the wind turbines.}

[Text displays]

{Yellow and white text appears:}

[Shell and its partners are investing in 78 wind turbines off the coast of Borssele. That's enough electricity for 825,000 households.]

{The screen whites out and the Shell logo appears. Underneath, dark gray text reads:}

[For more bright energy ideas, go to shell.nl/makethefuture]

[Shell International 2017]

Title:  Hoe douchen we in de toekomst?

Duration: 1:35 minutes

Description:

Vanaf volgend jaar worden maar liefst 16.000 Rotterdamse woningen verwarmd met restwarmte van Shell Pernis. Hoe zie je hierboven in de video. #makethefuture Ga voor meer informatie naar www.shell.nl/makethefuture

Hoe douchen we in de toekomst? Transcript

 

[Bright music.]

 

[Visuals]

{On the left side of the screen, a young man in a bathrobe, carrying a suitcase, walks past the Erasmus Bridge in Rotterdam.}

{On the right side of the screen, he is taking a shower}

[Text displays]

[How will we shower in the future?]

{Visual transition/change}

{At the top of the screen, the hashtag appears:}

 

[#makethefuture]

 

{A man opens a door.}

 

{Man}   

{Hello.}

{Young man}      

{Oh.}

{Visual transition/change}

{A black bulldog growls in the doorway. The young man:}

{Young man}      

{Could I please take a shower?}

{Man}   

{Are you out of your mind? What do you think?}

{An elderly man shuts the door, disgruntled.}

{Man}   

{Hi.}

{Young man}      

{I've got a kind of rude question. Could I please take a shower?}

{The man smiles uncertainly.}

{Man}   

{Uh...}

{Young man}      

{I've got my own towel.}

{Man}   

{All right. Come in.}

{Young man}      

{Yes!}

[Singing]

{Visual transition/change}

{A little while later, the young man is in the shower, letting water stream over him. When he's done, he turns off the tap and gets out of the shower.}

{Young man}      

{Wonderful! That was a great shower, but it's a bit old-fashioned.}

{It's not very sustainable. Did you know, as of 2018, it will be more sustainable?}

[Visuals]

{The men sit on a couch.}

{Young man}      

{It's actually quite simple.}

{Visual transition/change}

{The video switches over to an animation of a petroleum refinery.}

 

{Voice-over:}

 

{In order to produce petrol, diesel fuel and kerosene, Shell's Pernis site heats crude oil to 700 degrees.}

 

{At the end of the process, heat is left over, which is suitable for heating Rotterdam homes.}

 

{That heat is called residual heat.}

 

{Warmtebedrijf Rotterdam uses the heat from the refinery.}

 

{to heat water to 120 degrees.}

 

{That water will heat 16,000 homes}

{and provide warm water for showers and baths.}

 

{You won't need a central heating unit.}

 

{Visual transition/change}

{Back on the couch.}

 

{Young man}      

{Together, you will decrease CO2 emissions.}

 

{Man}   

{So I’ll become a sustainable Rotterdammer after all!}

{Young man}      

{So in the future, we'll be smarter about our energy, without even realising it.}

 

{Visual transition/change}

{An aerial shot of Rotterdam.}

 

[Text displays]

{Yellow and white text appears:}

 

[In 2018, 16,000 Rotterdam households will be heated with Shell Pernis residual heat, rendering a central heating unit unnecessary.]

{The screen whites out and the Shell logo appears. Underneath, dark gray text reads:}

[For more bright energy ideas, go to shell.nl/makethefuture]

[Shell International 2017]

[The bright music continues, then stops.]