Shell Pernis

Title: REPLACEMENT OF COLUMN C3201 AT SHELL PERNIS

Duration: 02:00 minutes

Description:   

Video about the the Girbotols factory at Shell Pernis getting a column C3201 replacement.

Replacement_of_Column_C3201_at_Shell_Pernis_Transcript

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Aerial shot of Shell Pernis with the smokestacks, pipes and silos.

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REPLACEMENT OF COLUMN C3201
AT SHELL PERNIS

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Wide panning shot from left to right of installation of pipes at Shell Pernis RTA department with two workers in PPE looking up. Steady wide shot of smokestacks surrounded by scaffolding. Steady medium shot of a worker in PPE climbing up the ladder of a smokestack. Point of view shot from the upper scaffolding looking over to the river next to the Pernis complex. Medium shot of workers in PPE on top of Column C3201 discussing and working.

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[Voice of Roy Lagers, Leader Shell Pernis]

We are here at Shell Pernis at the RTA department. We are standing in the Girbotols factory. Here we remove the sulphur components from the propylene and propane flows of the Catcracker.

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Medium shot of Roy Lagers in PPE talking to the interviewer.

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ROY LAGERS
Project Leader Shell Pernis
[Roy Lagers, Leader Shell Pernis]

To put it in other words: by de-sulfurizing these products we prevent our sandwich bags smelling like rotten eggs.

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Over shoulder medium shot of two workers in PPE looking at two other workers in PPE doing a maintenance check. Medium shot of the two discussing workers, pointing at the site being checked. Medium shot of one of the workers going down the column to inspect.

[Voice of Roy lagers]

At the beginning of this year, during a major maintenance, we found out that the column C3201...

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Medium shot of Roy Lagers in PPE talking to the interviewer.

[Roy Lagers]

...was really outdated and needed to be replaced.

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Wide shot of a crane near the column c3201 lifting a pipe. Medium shot of a worker in PPE measuring the width of the column. Close up of the worker writing the measurements on a notebook tilting towards his face.

[Voice of Roy lagers]
So we set up a project, which we executed in the past week,

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Medium shot of Roy Lagers in PPE talking to the interviewer.

[Roy Lagers]

where we replaced the old column with a brand new one; C3201.

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Wide time lapse at daytime of two cranes lifting the old column out of place.
[Voice of Rob van Dijk, Block Leader]

A very special part of the process is the lifting.
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Medium shot of Rob van Dijk in PPE talking to the interviewer.

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ROB VAN DIJK
Block Leader

[Rob van Dijk]

We are dealing with enormous weights in a running factory, with big cranes

and a lot of transport movements. That really requires thorough preparation.

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Wide time lapse in early morning with 2 cranes lifting and manoeuvring the brand new column into place.

[Voice Rob van Dijk]
The challenges in this project were mainly to get the job completed

in this very compact area,

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Medium shot of Rob van Dijk in PPE talking to the interviewer.

[Rob van Dijk]

at multiple heights, with very diverse activities,

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Wide time lapse in the early morning of a worker watching the brand new column being lifted and directed to the right place.

[Voice of Rob van Dijk]

with safety as a number one priority and...

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Medium shot of Rob van Dijk in PPE talking to the interviewer.

[Rob van Dijk]

...to eventually deliver a high quality end result.

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Wide time lapse of the column being put into place.

[Voice of Roy Lagers]
What makes this project so special

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Medium shot of Rot Lagers in PPE talking to the interviewer. 
[Roy Lagers]

is that we’ve very recently, actually in April to be exact, made the decision to replace this column.

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Wide time lapse of the column being put into place.

[Voice of a Roy Lagers]

This meant that, between April and November, something that would normally take 24 months to do,

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Medium shot of Rot Lagers in PPE talking to the interviewer.  Wide shot looking up to two workers in PPE standing on scaffolding. Medium shot of three workers standing on ground level of the complex discussing. Wide shot looking up to workers walking down the stairs of a column.
[Voice of Roy Lagers]

That's really a remarkable achievement for a big team. A lot of people were involved.

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Medium shot of Rot Lagers in PPE talking to the interviewer. 
[Roy Lagers]

That's something I am very proud of.

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Medium upwards tilt from the foot of a column to the top. Shot of smokestacks surrounded by scaffolding. Aerial shot of Pernis from that we started with.

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Shell logo appears on white screen.

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Title: Nieuwe Safety Centre

Duration: 01:43 minutes

Description: Video about the safety proceedings in the Nieuwe Safety Centre.

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We see the Pernis site and then zoom in to show workers entering the site. Workers smile to each other. Scientists work in a laboratory. 

[Voice Over: Luc Spitholt]

On a normal day about 3000 people are working at Pernis.

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Two workers manage a crane. We see a wide shot of the crane moving materials at dawn. A worker joins cables.

[Voice Over: Luc Spitholt]

During a turnaround this can increase up to 5000 people.

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We see Luc Spitholt being interviewed on camera.

[Text on Screen]

Luc Spitholt

HSSR Manager

[Audio: Luc Spithold]

Safety is a boundary condition and very important in all our activities.

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A see a wide drone shot of the Pernis site.

[Text on Screen]

New Safety Centre

For Shell Pernis

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Workers walk passed a Safety Center sign. They all entire the centre.

[Voice Over: Luc Spitholt]

5 years ago we opened a Safety Centre in Pernis.

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We see Luc Spitholt being interviewed on camera.

[Audio: Luc Spithold]

We were the first in the industry to do.

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A shot of Shell welcome signs in the centre. Two workers practise on equipment in the centre.

[Voice Over: Luc Spitholt]

I think we've set a trend inside and outside of Shell.

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We see Luc Spitholt being interviewed on camera.

[Audio: Luc Spithold]

The Safety Centre played a very important role in the last 5 years in work safety on this site.

[Video footage]

A wide shot of the Pernie site. A work looks up to the sky. A man watches videos of workers on an electronic tablet.

[Voice Over: Arno Hoornweg]

Everybody who works here is required to follow their safety training.

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Arno Hoornweg gets interviewed on camera.

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Arno Hoornweg

HSE Specialist Shell Pernis

[Audio: Arno Hoornweg]

In the past 5 years, more than 58,000 people followed this training. Wanting to keep up with safety training,

[Video footage]

Workers enter the centre and watch a safety video on a big screen. They use an interactive screen.

[Voice Over: Amo Hoornweg]

and to retain that knowledge for longer, we have completely adapted the safety centre to what it is now.

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Groups of workers discuss what they are viewing in the different safety videos.

[Voice Over: Amo Hoornweg]

We have contemporary learning methods, a realistic working environment and the training is more efficient because we give people function-oriented training.

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We pan across to view different safety props and signs that the centre has.

[Voice Over: Amo Hoornweg]

For example, a fieldworker gets different training than an electrician.

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Amo Hoornweg gets interviewed on camera.

[Audio: Amo Hoornweg]

And it’s fun to do of course!

[Video footage]

Workers climb stairs in the safety centre. They scan a barcode from a phone. A use televisions and electronic tablets to view safety training information.

[Voice Over: Amo Hoornweg]

The training is complete when you have done an e-learning session, a test and a walk through to experience the centre.

[Video footage]

We see Luc Spitholt being interviewed on camera.

[Audio: Luc Spitholt]

Goal Zero will always be our main ambition when working on site,

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Workers on site clean and maintain different structures.

[Voice Over: Luc Spitholt]

so that everyone can work safely and go home safely every day.

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Workers walk around on site. A shot of the Safety Center building entrance sign.

[Voice Over: Luc Spitholt]

Our previous Safety Centre concept has been replicated by many.

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We see Luc Spitholt being interviewed on camera.

[Audio: Luc Spitholt]

Let's hope that this will also be the case with our new concept.

[Video footage]

We zoom out of the Safety Centre to see the site as a whole, with the sun behind it.

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Shell.nl/Pernis

@Shell_Pernis

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Shell logo fades. 

Title: Shell Pernis Delivers CO2 to gardeners

Duration: 03:03 minutes

Description:

Video about how factory GHPC at Shell Pernis together with OCAP supplies
purified CO2 to gardeners around them to grow their products.

 

CO2_naar_Kassen_Full_Transcript

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Wide aerial shot of Shell Pernis complex. Several medium shots of the complex.

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Rhythmic medium-tempo piano based music swells

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SHELL PERNIS

supplies CO2 to gardeners

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Medium shot of worker walking through Shell Pernis complex wearing a red Shell uniform, yellow helmet and safety goggles. Medium shot of same wrker walking past an sign that says’ SHELL GASIFICATION HYDROGEN UNIT, afd: RPP, Location: SGHP. Close up of Safety zone 4 sign showing all safety measures and hazards.

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[Voice of worker]

We are here at Shell Pernis, at the Shell Gasification Hydrogen Plant.

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Medium shot of worker Marc Zwart talking to camera

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MARC ZWART
Energy and Utility Technology Manager Shell Pernis
[Marc Zwart, Energy and Utility Technology Manager Shell Pernis]

At the SGHP we produce hydrogen with the help of heavy residual products from the refinery.

[Video footage]

Pan of wide aerial shot of Shell Pernis refinery showing some cars driving an boats in the harbour. Several medium shots of Shell Pernis refinery complex. Wide panning shot of OCAP complex by sunset.

[Voice of Marc Zwart]

A lot of very pure CO2 is released during production. This CO2 is send to OCAP.

[Video footage]

Wide Panning shot from pipes on the right to an OCAP worker with yellow vest and white helmet walking through the corridor beside the compressor station on the left. Shot of OCAP worker’s shadow on a blue wall of the complex when he is walking by. Several medium and close-up shots of the compressor station showing pipes and tanks.

[Voice of OCAP worker]
We receive the CO2 virtually unpressurised from the refinery. Here in the compressor station...

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Medium shot of worker Jacob van Limbeek talking to camera

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JACOB VAN LIMBEEK
Director OCAP
[Jacob van Limbeek, Director OCAP]

...it is pressurised before transporting it through the transport line.

From this transport line various branches are connected to the different horticultural areas.

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Picture of Shell pernis from the sky. Picture zooms out and lines show where the branches ditribute the CO2 to.. Being the Westland, Zuidplaspolder, and Pijnacker.

[Voice Jacob van Limbeek]

From there on, just like natural gas, several branches deliver the CO2 to the gardeners individually.

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Medium panning low aerial shot of OCAP refinery by sunset. Wide panning shot of SGHP factory. Medium Tilt up shot of SGHP refinery.

[Voice of Marc Zwart]

In the production of hydrogen in the SGHP refinery per year approximately 1 million tons

of pure CO2 is released.
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Medium shot Marc Zwart talking to camera

[Marc Zwart]

40% of that, which is about 400 kilotons per year, is supplied to OCAP.

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Wide aerial shot rotating around the OCAP facrtory. Close-up of OCAP pipelines silhouet in sunlight. Medium shot of Jacob van Limbeek walking up a staircase on the complex. Medium shot of Jacob walking on a higher segment of the OCAP factory. Medium shot of jacob from behind with him looking over the OCAP complex.

[Voice of Jacob van Limbeek]

At this moment 600 growers are connected to our network.
That number is increasing because more and more growers want to use our CO2

to make their production...
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Medium shot of Jacob talking in camera

[Jacob van Limbeek]

... more sustainable and improve their cultivation.

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Medium panning shot of greenhouses and watertanks. Close up of a pink gerbera flower.

Medium shots of a small field of orange gerberas.

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Medium shot of a man being followed to walking to and showing a small CO2 distribution system next to his building.

[Voice of Man]

Here we have the CO2 distribution system. This is where the CO2 from OCAP comes in.

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Close-up panning of a black tube coming out of the system and going into the building.

[Voice of Man]

Then, via this black tube, it is send directly to the gerberas.

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Close-up panning shot of pink gerberas. Wider shot of man walking through his greenhouse filled with gerberas.

[Voice of Man]

We are here at nursery garden 'de Zuidplas' in Moerkappelle. We grow 75 different gerberas in several colors here.

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Medium shot of the man who is Juriaan Weerheim talking to camera
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JURIAAN WEERHEIM
Nursery garden ‘de Zuidplas’

[Juriaan Weerheim]

Per year we grow 24 to 25 million, which we sell all over Europe.

[Video footage]

Close-up of a plastic sign on a stick saying ‘This is where submarine begins’. Medium shot of an employee picking some pink gerberas in the greenhouse and showing it to Juriaan who inspects the flowers while discussing. Several close-ups of the gerberas.

[Voice of Juriaan Weerheim]

We use OCAP's CO2 because it's a lot more purified. We do have the resources to produce CO2 ourselves but therefore we have to use natural gas which we will need to burn.

The warmth that is then released...

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Medium shot of the man who is Juriaan Weerheim talking to camera

[Juriaan Weerheim]

...which we really have no use for. Which is of course very bad for the environment.

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Wide panning shot of the ‘De Zuidplas’ building and it’s parking lot.

[Juriaan Weerheim]

.And as a company we really want to be more sustainable...

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Medium shot of the man who is Juriaan Weerheim talking to camera

[Juriaan Weerheim]

...to leave a better planet for future generations.

[Video footage]

Wide panning aerial shot of OCAP factory. Medium panning shot of OCAP factory.
Close-up of OCOP storage tank.

[Voice of Marc Zwart]

We cannot lose all our purified CO2 that is coming out of SGHP to OCAP.
That is due…

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Medium shot Marc Zwart talking to camera

[Marc Zwart]

... to the seasonal demand of the horticulture.

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Wide panning aerial shots Pernis complex.

[Voice of Marc Zwart]

But this CO2 is also particularly suitable to store in the long term...

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Medium shot Marc Zwart talking to camera

[Marc Zwart]

... in the empty gas fields in the North Sea. That could, for example, be done through the project Portals which is an inititiative from Port Company Rotterdam and the Gasunie.

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Medium shot of Shell letter logo on tank truck. Fly-over of part of Shell Pernis complex.

Medium shot oof Shell storage tank with Shell logo on it and LGBTQ rainbow on the sides.

Wide aerial shot zooming out of the Pernis complex with several chimneys and the biggest chimney in the middle.

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Title: Shell on Tour

Duration: 02:00 minutes

Description:

Video about ‘Shell on Tour’ which is an effort of Shell Pernis to make themselves known and approachable to their neighbours.

Shell_on_Tour_Transcript

[Video footage]

Close up shots of a white van that is lettered with the Shell logo and the words Shell on Tour followed by a shot of a young girl climbing a airy climbing wall.

[Text displays]

SHELL ON TOUR

Pernis local event 'Airy Festijn', August 23 & 24

[Video footage]

Wide shot of families with children walking underneath an entrance banner at the festival. The banner reads: ‘Pernis congratulates Opzoomer Mee!’. We see the climbing wall in the background.

Medium shot of two young girls climbing another airy obstacle course. Wide shot of a young boy being helped up the climbing wall by a festival employee while other adults stand around and watch.

[Music plays]

Rhythmic jolly medium-tempo music that fades to the background when a person starts speaking.

[Video footage]

Medium shot of Christien Nowee talking to the interviewer.

[Text displays]

CHRISTIEN NOWEE
Social Performance Advisor Shell Pernis
[Christien Nowee, Social Performance Advisor Shell Pernis]

Research has shown that our local residents; our neighbours think that Shell has been quite distant.

[Video footage]

Wide shot of people standing under an inflatable tent where a small racetrack installation is set up. Shot of three Shell staff members sitting around a table under the same tent as two kids, building salt-water cars. Medium shot of a staff member giving the kids explanations.
Close-up of the hands of a young girl holding and operating a joystick. Medium shot of the upper body of the same girl wearing VR glasses and looking around. Close up shot of a young boy’s hands putting together the wheels of a small salt water car.

[Voice of Christien Nowee]

Therefore, we created this roadshow: Shell on Tour.
With this roadshow we’re trying to be more visible.
We visit events in our nearest neighbourhood.

[Video footage]

Wide panning shot moving left to right with an overview of the festival and it’s installations. Two medium shots of young boys riding the electronic rodeo bull.

[Music]

Music swells when Christien finishes and fades to the background again when the interviewer starts talking.

[Video footage]
Medium shot of young blond girl answering the interviewer.

[Voice of Interviewer]
How do you like it here?

[Young blond girl]

I think it's nice!

[Video footage]

Medium shot of young dark-haired boy answering the interviewer.

[Young dark-haired boy]

I think it's cozy!

[Video footage]

Medium shot of Christien Nowee talking to interviewer
[Christien Nowee]

There's something for everybody!
Of course we are more than willing to listen...
[Video footage]

Close-up shot of a big arrow banner pointing down which reads: Push this button for a good conversation. Close-up shot of a packing box of a salt water car. Medium shot of a Shell staff member helping a young boy build a salt water car. Close-up shot of the small unassembled car parts and sticker sheets laying on the table. Wide shot of a Shell staff member showing a little boy with a balloon wrapped around his head the salt water car racetrack. Several close-up shots of kids hands building salt water cars.

[Voice of Christien Nowee]

...and have a conversation with our neighbours.
For the kids there is a racetrack, where they can race with self-built salt water cars.

[Video footage]
Medium shot of young blond girl answering the interviewer.

[Voice of Interviewer]
What are you doing?

[Young blond girl]

Building a car!

[Video footage]
Close up shot of the hands of a boy holding a salt water car and pointing at parts.
Medium shot of the racetrack with a salt water car riding in it. Wide shot of more kids and Shell staff sitting around a table building the salt water cars. Close-up of adults hands building a salt water car. Wide shot of a boy sitting beside the racetrack following a salt water car that is driving on it with his head.

[Voice of young boy]

In the front wheel there's a sprocket that rotates...that is powered by salt water which is put on the metal and black plate, in here...that turns it into some kind of energy.

[Video footage]

Medium shot of same boy that was sitting beside racetrack now finishing his story on screen towards the interviewer.

[Interviewer]

And that is what drives it?

[Young boy]

Yes.

[Video footage]
Medium shot of a little girl being put on a VR Headset by a Shell staff member.
Medium shot of a young boy with a VR headset on looking around. Wider shot of the same boy with a girl sitting next to him also wearing a VR headset and looking around.

[Voice of Christien Nowee]
What is very special is that we made a film about the refinery, which you can watch with a VR headset as if...

[Video footage]

Medium shot of Christien Nowee talking to interviewer
[Christien Nowee]

you are walking through the refinery because it is filmed at 360 degrees.
That is really cool!

[Video footage]

Wide panning shot from left to right with an overview of the festival and it’s installations. Tilt shot from the top of the climbing wall to the bottom. Close up shot of a big inflatable palm tree.

[Voice of a mother visiting the festival]

I think this is really great! I think Shell should show itself and let us see what they are all about.

I think that’s very important.

[Video footage]

Medium shot of a mother visiting the festival holding her kid on her lap talking to the interviewer.

[Mother visiting the festival]

I've seen Shell on Tour before, showing us all kind of things, and I think it's really nice to see

how children can be connected to technology. That's really nice to see!

[Video footage]

Medium shot of a boy riding the electronic rodeo bull. Close up of a cartoon kid drawn on a inflatable construction while a young girl walks past it from right to left.

[Music]

Music swells when the mother finishes and fades to the background again when Christien starts talking.

[Video footage]

Several shots of some little girls climbing on and gliding of an inflatable construction. Wide shot of a boy riding the electronic rodeo bull and falling off.

[Voice of Christien Nowee]
On August 31 we are visiting the Participarade in Hoogvliet.
And during the World Port Days in Rotterdam...

[Video footage]

Medium shot of Christien Nowee talking to the interviewer.
[Christien Nowee]

...on September 7th we are standing with a large information market on
our parking lot in front of our Shell Pernis Office

[Video footage]

Panning shot from left showing the festival to the right where the white Shell van stands with the Shell on Tour lettering.

[Music]

Music swells when Christien finishes and the music ends.

[Video footage]

Shell logo appears on white screen.

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Title: Zinkerproject web

Duration: 02:07 minutes

Description:   

Video about Zinker project where Shell’s old pipelines that used to connect Shell Pernis to Vlaardingen are removed from river de Nieuwe Maas.

Zinkerproject_Web_Transcript

[Video footage]

Wide shot of the work ship ‘Smit Waalhaven 8’ floating in the Nieuwe Maas alongside another working ship.

[Text displays]

THE ZINKERPROJECT
Old pipelines Shell Pernis – Vlaardingen

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Rhythmic medium-tempo music fades to the background when voice-over speaks.
[Voice of Maarten van der Weijde, project manager at Shell]

We are here at the Zinker Project

in Shell Pernis.
[Video footage]

Several close and medium shots of the work ship Smit Waalhaven 8 with workers on it.

[Voice of Maarten]

We are standing in the middle of the Nieuwe Maas, on the work ship Smit Waalhaven 8.

[Video footage]

Satellite photo of river de Nieuwe Maas, Vlaardingen and Pernis. The shot zooms in to see where the pipelines are laying, marking the placement of the pipes with a red animated line.

[Voice of Maarten]
The Department of Waterways and Public Works are working on a project to deepen the fairway of the Nieuwe Maas.  Shell has six old pipelines in there that used to connect Shell Pernis with Vlaardingen.

[Video footage]

Medium shot of Maarten van de Weijde dressed in safety gear standing on the work ship that’s floating on the river de Nieuwe Maas.

[Text displays]

MAARTEN VAN DER WEIJDE
Project Manager - Shell

[Maarten]

We have been asked to remove these. So that is what we are busy doing at the moment.

[Video footage]
Medium shot of Smit Waalhaven 8 floating in the river. Wide shot taken on the work ship showing a group of workers standing together and talking. In the background you can see the Pernis skyline.
Medium shots of same workers showing some of them putting on diving gear. Wide shot of Smit Waalhaven 8 and another work ship transferring equipment with a crane.

[Music]

Rhythmic medium-tempo music swells and fades to the background when voice-over speaks

[Voice of Maarten]
The scope of the work consists of the removal of the six pipelines from the river. That's priority number one which needs to be done in order for the Department of Waterways and Public Works to start the waiting duties.

[Video footage]

Medium shot from the back of the diver standing on the Smit Waalhaven 8 looking at the other work ship.
Close-up of a diver putting on a diving helmet with the help of two other workers.
[Voice of Maarten]
The pipeline group runs underground from Pernis, to Vlaardingen, underneath the river.
[Video footage]

Medium shot from behind showing two workers helping the diver to get in the water.  Medium shot of a diver jumping into the water from the ship. Point of view shot from the diver going under water. Wide shot of Smit Waalhaven 8 with it’s crane on it. Medium shot of the outside of the control room on the work ship, with diving gear hanging underneath the window. Medium shot from behind a worker sitting behind a desk with measuring equipment, looking at monitor with the divers view on it.
[Music]

Rhythmic medium-tempo music swells and plays

[Video footage]

Point of view shot of a diver coming out of the water and seeing the ship above the water.
Wide shot of a diver swimming towards the ship.  Medium shot of a diver being helped onboard by a worker. Close-up of a diver’s helmet being taken of by colleague.

[Music]

Rhythmic medium-tempo music fades into the background
[Voice of Martin Tipker, HSE Specialist at Shell]

This is a unique project for Shell Pernis. It’s especially challenging from a HSE safety point. You need different professional disciplines while on the water, as well when underwater. The planning has to be coordinated very well.
[Video footage]
Medium shot of Martin Tipker dressed in safety gear standing on the shore.

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MARTIN TIPKER
HSE Specialist – Shell

[Martin]

Inevitably, you hope it will be a success.

This was such an unique project that HSE supervision was always present while on the water.
[Video footage]
Close shot of a working permit that is being checked by a male hand holding a pen.

Wide shot of the two workers sitting behind a desk in one of the ships cabins checking the working permit together. Medium shot of the working permit being checked and signed.

[Martin]

Working permits were signed and certified by them and us all whilst on the Pernis site.
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Rhythmic medium-tempo music swells and plays

[Video footage]
Long aerial shot moving around the two work ships that are laying alongside each other in de Nieuwe Maas.

[Music]

Rhythmic medium-tempo music fades into the background

[Voice of Maarten]

It was a very challenging project, not only for me, but for the whole team.

[Video footage]

Medium shot of Maarten van de Weijde dressed in safety gear standing on a work ship that is floating on the river de Nieuwe Maas.

[Maarten]

But with very good partnership and a lot of fun, which I think is important, we managed to all do a great job.

[Video footage]

Wide shot of the full team of workers in front of the crane of the work ship, posing for the camera and giving a thumbs up. Wide shot moving away from the two work ships that are laying alongside each other in de Nieuwe Maas. Fade to white.

[Music]

Rhythmic medium-tempo music swells and plays

[Video footage]

Shell logo appears on screen

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Title:  TA pernis 2019

Duration: 2:21 minutes

Description:

This video describes the large-scale 2019 maintenance stop taking place at Shell Pernis, where the plant is being inspected, cleaned and improved.

TA pernis 2019 Transcript

[Background music plays]

The Sound of Shell orchestral adaptation with keys intro.

[Text displays]

MAINTENANCE STOP, SHELL PERNIS, 2019

INSPECTING, CLEANING AND IMPROVING

[Video footage]

Slowly panning bird’s eye view of Pernis petrochemical complex, large cylindrical white storage tanks in the foreground, with smoke rising in the background into a pink-hued sky from which a muted sun shines; title text displays over the footage. Closer panning bird’s eye view of the upper structures of a section of the Pernis complex, with Botlek bridge and the port in the midground and pale skies and green landscape in the background.  Panning bird’s eye view of the upper structures of a section of the Pernis complex, industrial smoke rising from the plant.

Interview with Michiel Bedaux

[Title]

Projects and Turnarounds Manager Shell Pernis

[Michiel Bedaux]

At the moment, we employ almost 3,000 people.

[Video footage]

Panning low angle footage of industrial plant infrastructure set against a blue sky; pipes and structural components pass the shot in the foreground as the shot pans.

[Michiel Bedaux]

At the moment, we employ almost 3,000 people.

[Video footage]

Tilting wide angle footage of a group of workers wearing safety gear, standing alongside pallets and other industrial equipment and machinery in a paved area of the plant complex; multi-level industrial plant infrastructure stretches around the outskirts of the paved area beneath blue skies. Mid-view footage of two of the workers wearing blue protective clothing and white hardhats along with other safety gear; one of the men lifts his arm to point forwards as he speaks, and the second man whips his head around to look in the direction he is pointing. Tracking slow-motion, reverse view footage – creatively overexposed with a sunlit haze – of a worker, wearing safety gear, carrying a long, narrow metal grid in one arm, extending over his shoulder, walking through a section of the plant.

[Michiel Bedaux]

Eventually, we'll have accumulated 1.3 million man-hours, but in a safe way.

[Text displays]

Michiel Bedaux Projects and Turnarounds Manager Shell Pernis

[Video footage]

Close-up shallow-focus footage of Michiel Bedaux speaking to an off-camera interviewer, seen against the blurred background of the plant complex; Michiel is wearing safety gear, including Shell branded hardhat and protective clothing.

[Video footage]

Tilting footage of the plant complex below pale blue skies, a large white cylindrical storage tank partially visible in the foreground; the shot tilts slowly and then rapidly upwards, halting on a wide bird’s eye view of the Pernis plant complex, a plume of white smoke rising into blue skies, with the surrounding countryside forming the background. Slow motion mid-view footage of a group of workers, all wearing safety gear, walking towards the shot against the background of plant infrastructure.

Interview with Andre Lambermon

[Title]

Turn Around Event Manager Shell Pernis

[Andre Lambermon]

It's really all about the people.

[Video footage]

Mid-view footage of three workers posing behind a metal railing, two of the men giving thumbs up signals; the men are wearing protective clothing, gloves, safety glasses and white hardhats, and are seen against a background of plant infrastructure. Close-up of two workers guiding a piece of heavy machinery slowly downwards, the worker facing the shot speaking to the other as he works; both are wearing protective clothing and white hardhats and are seen against a background of plant infrastructure.  

[Andre Lambermon]

You can rent or buy materials, tools and machines. But selecting the right people at Shell and the contractors is crucial.

[Text displays]

Andre Lambermon Turn Around Event Manager Shell Pernis

[Video footage]

Close-up shallow-focus footage of Andre Lambermon speaking to an off-camera interviewer, seen against the blurred background of the plant complex; Andre is wearing safety gear, including Shell branded hardhat and protective clothing.

[Andre Lambermon]

People who want the factory to be ready in a safe, good and timely manner, and in that order.

[Video footage]

Panning mid angle footage of a group of workers standing in a semicircle in the plant, engaged in discussion; the workers are wearing protective clothing, safety glasses and hardhats. Aerial footage of a worker cutting a piece of wire from amongst the exposed wires of a cable he is holding; he is wearing protective clothing, gloves, and a white hardhat, and is seen against the wire mesh background of a section of raised infrastructure. Close-up shallow-focus footage of Andre Lambermon speaking to an off-camera interviewer, seen against the blurred background of the plant complex, as before.

[Video footage]

Wide angle bird’s eye view of the plant complex, industrial smoke rising into pink hued skies from which a muted sun shines. Rapid and then slow pan over the plant complex. Slightly panning bird’s eye view of a narrow, tall building against which the Shell Pecten displays; in the background, we see the plant complex.

Interview with Jos van Winsen

[Title]

General Manager Shell Pernis

[Jos van Winsen]

We are at Shell Pernis, the largest refinery in Europe.

[Video footage]

Bird’s eye view of a section of large white cylindrical storage tanks, the closest tank displaying a large Shell Pecten on its side. Wide angle bird’s eye view of the Pernis complex beneath pale blue skies.

[Jos van Winsen]

Our 66 factories process 20 million tonnes of oil on a site as big as 800 football pitches, where we are now performing a maintenance stop.

[Text displays]

Jos van Winsen General Manager Shell Pernis

[Video footage]

Close-up footage of Jos van Winsen speaking to an off-camera interviewer, seen standing against the background of the Rotterdam port. Slightly panning bird’s eye view of a large section of the industrial plant complex with white smoke rising from the plant; a channel of water is seen in midground.

[Video footage]

Aerial time lapse footage of a section of the plant complex, including tall tanks and multi-level plant infrastructure, seen through clouds of smoke passing above the structures. Bird’s eye view time-lapse footage of illuminated industrial plant infrastructure seen below darkening blue skies; in midground, a crane arm swings around a tall cylindrical tank which is suspended from the crane’s hook. Low angle footage of an orange crate being hoisted against a backdrop of plant infrastructure. Aerial footage of a worker pulling a large cable; he is wearing protective clothing, gloves, and a white hardhat, and is seen against the wire mesh background of a section of raised infrastructure. Panning low angle footage of tall steel plant structures seen against a brilliant blue sky.

Interview with Michiel Bedaux continued

[Michiel Bedaux]

It's wonderful to see that we are working together safely and efficiently.

[Video footage]

Reverse view tracking footage of a group of workers walking along a paved area in the plant, flanked at left and right by plant infrastructure; they are wearing protective clothing and hardhats. Aerial footage of a worker manually pulling down on a chain hoist; he is wearing protective clothing, gloves, and a white hardhat, and is seen against the metal and wire mesh background of a section of plant infrastructure.

[Michiel Bedaux]

We are inspecting and cleaning things. We repair things, where necessary, and we replace things.

[Video footage]

Close-up shallow-focus footage of Michiel Bedaux speaking to an off-camera interviewer, seen against the blurred background of the plant complex, as before.

[Michiel Bedaux]

We have spent a lot of time onboarding people so that they can work here safely. That's the most important thing we want to accomplish here…

[Video footage]

Low angle footage of tall structures within the plant seen against a blue sky and glaring light from a high sun. Close-up of three workers huddled together in discussion; they are wearing protective clothing, gloves, safety glasses and hardhats. Low angle footage of a swivelling crane cab, seen against a brilliant blue sky. Zooming close-up of a worker looking skywards; he is wearing protective clothing, gloves, safety glasses and a white hardhat, and is seen against the background of plant infrastructure. Low angle reverse view of a worker standing in a raised safety cage alongside the metal structures of a Liebherr crane seen against blue skies; he is wearing protective clothing and a white hardhat.

[Michiel Bedaux]

That everybody goes home safely every day.

[Video footage]

Close-up shallow-focus footage of Michiel Bedaux speaking to an off-camera interviewer, seen against the blurred background of the plant complex, as before.

[Video footage]

Panning wide angle bird’s eye view of the Pernis complex beneath grey skies. Low angle footage of a slowly swivelling crane arm seen against brilliant blue skies. High angle close-up of two workers, wearing safety gear, around an industrial pipe flange, one bent down in front of the pipe end at lower frame centre with his face obscured, while the other tightens bolts around the upper section of the flange.  

Interview with Andre Lambermon continued

[Andre Lambermon]

The team spirit is very good.

[Video footage]

Close-up Andre and a colleague engaged in discussion in the plant; both men are wearing protective clothing, safety glasses and hardhats. Andre’s colleague, who has on a hi-vis jacket, pats Andre’s arm as they both start to move off.

[Andre Lambermon]

It's important that if we have setbacks - and they always occur – we keep helping each other and remain respectful towards each other.

[Video footage]

Panning mid angle footage of a group of workers in the plant, all wearing protective clothing, safety glasses and hardhats, some with safety earmuffs; while some workers start to move off, others stand together, engaged in discussion. Close-up shallow-focus footage of Andre Lambermon speaking to an off-camera interviewer, seen against the blurred background of the plant complex, as before.

[Video footage]

Panning bird’s eye view of the upper structures of a section of the Pernis complex, with Botlek bridge and the port in the midground and pale skies and green landscape in the background.  

Interview with Jos van Winsen continued

[Jos van Winsen]

It's one team - the operation, maintenance, the contractors... It's like playing on some of the pitches at the highest level to create a very good stop, so that these factories can operate for four to six years continuously to get the level of production that we all need.

[Video footage]

Footage of a digger vehicle passing the shot in midground; we see a blurred piece of equipment in the foreground at frame left, and plant infrastructure in the background. Low angle close-up of Michiel and a colleague standing alongside one another in the plant, engaged in discussion while, in the midground, a tanker passes behind them; both men are wearing protective clothing, safety glasses and hardhats. Mid angle footage of several workers approaching and passing the shot; all of the workers are wearing protective clothing, safety glasses and hardhats, and the workers passing in the foreground are strapped into harnesses. Low angle close-up of a Shell-branded yellow tanker slowly passing the shot; in upper frame left, we see plant infrastructure and pale blue skies in the background. Slightly panning bird’s eye view of a large section of the industrial plant complex, with smoke rising from the plant. Close-up footage of Jos van Winsen speaking to an off-camera interviewer, seen standing against the background of the Rotterdam port.

[Video footage]

We slowly pull back on a bird’s eye view of Pernis petrochemical complex, large cylindrical white storage tanks in the foreground, with smoke rising in the background into a pink-hued sky from which a muted sun shines. Dissolve to white.   

[Audio]

Shell brand mnemonic played on keys.

[Graphic]

Shell Pecten centred on a white background with text displaying below.

[Text displays]

Subscribe for more

© Shell International Limited 2018.

[Beeld]

Time-lapse van SDA-complex van dag naar nacht

[Audio]

Muziek continu op achtergrond.

Voice over: “Je bent in het grootste geintegreerde raffinagecomplex van Europa.”

[Beeld]

Avond shot: Wijd shot van SDA-complex vanaf het water.

[Voice-over]

Voice over: “Waar we een sprong voorwaarts hebben gemaakt...”

[Beeld]

Avond shot: Wijd shot van meerdere onherkenbare personen die kijken

naar het SDA-complex vanaf het water.

[Audio]

Voice over: “...in schonere productie...”

[Beeld]

Avond shot: Wijd shot van SDA-complex vanaf het water.

[Audio]

Voice over: “…en produkten.”

[Beeld]

Avond shot: close-up van het gezicht van mannelijke bijstander die in de verte staart.

[Audio]

Voice over: “ Wij zijn ongelooflijk…”

[Beeld]

Avond shot: close-up van het gezicht van glimlachende vrouwelijke bijstander die in de verte staart.

[Audio]

Voice over: “...trots op deze nieuwe…”

[Beeld]

Avond shot: close-up van het gezicht van vrouwelijke bijstander met bril die in de verte staart.

[Audio]

Voice over: “...fabriek.”

[Beeld]

Avond shot: Close-up van Jos van Winsen die een microfoon vasthoudt en in de verte staart.

[Audio]

Voice over: “ En trots op de menselijke machine die dit... “

[Beeld]

Avond shot: Meerdere mensen die in de verte staren met de focus op een man met zwarte jas.

[Audio]

Voice over: “...mogelijk heeft gemaakt.”

[Beeld]

Avond shot: Tilt van onder naar boven SDA-complex.

[Audio]

Voice over: “Zo zijn een groot aantal onderdelen van deze fabriek in...”

[Beeld]

Avond shot: Zoom out gedeelte van het SDA-complex.

[Audio]

Voice over: “...China ontwikkeld, en hier als 1 ...”

[Beeld]

Avond shot: close-up SDA-complex, tilt omhoog.

[Audio]

Voice over: “...grote puzzel bij elkaar gekomen.”

[Beeld]

Avond shot: close-up van 3 mannen die met elkaar praten.

[Audio]

Voice over: “Wij zijn nooit uitgewerkt.”

[Beeld]

Avond shot: Close-up van reflectie SDA complex in auto zijspiegel

[Audio]

Voice over: “Wij zijn altijd op zoek...”

[Beeld]

Shot buiten naar binnen van man met bril in een rode Shell overall die zachtjes in een auto rijdt.

[Audio]

Voice over: “...naar manieren om transport efficienter...”

[Beeld]

Avond shot: Close-up van reflectie SDA complex in auto zijspiegel van rijdende auto

[Audio]

Voice over: “...en milieubewuster te maken.”

[Beeld]

Avond shot: slow motion shot van grijze persoonswagen die langs SDA complex rijdt.

[Audio]

Voice over: “Welkom bij de SDA fabriek!”

Muziek zwelt op en eindigd abrupt.

[Graphic]

Shell logo
www.shell.nl/sda

©Shell International Limited 2018

[Audio]

Shell eind tune

Title:  Wij zijn shell pernis 15 november (1)

Duration: 5:16 minutes

Description:

The future of Shell Pernis - increasingly cleaner products, safety and the environment, an intensive bond with our environment, and future vision.

Wij zijn shell pernis 15 november (1) Transcript

[Background music plays]

Rhythmic instrumental music featuring synthesised musical effects.

[Text displays]

Shell Pernis

The future is _

[Video footage]

Panoramic time lapse footage, as seen across a body of water, of an industrial plant complex, a tall chimney and other structures reaching up into a blue sky filled with scudding clouds. Mid view of a smiling young woman wearing safety gear, standing against the background of industrial plant infrastructure. Mid view of a smiling young man wearing safety gear, an internal plant floor forming the background. Mid-view of a smiling young woman wearing a white laboratory coat and safety goggles, a laboratory setting forming the background.

[Narrator]

The future has been in the making at Shell Pernis since over a century, and in that period, Shell Pernis has moved with the rhythm of the port, always rejuvenating and modernising…

[Video footage]

Mid-view of another smiling young man wearing safety gear, an internal plant floor with machinery forming the background. Mid-view of a smiling woman wearing safety gear, standing against a background of large pipes and industrial plant infrastructure. Mid-view of a smiling man in a blue shirt standing just outside the entry to the floor of a section of the plant.

[Narrator]

Now and in the future, it remains our ambition to deliver every more efficient, dependable and cleaner products.

[Video footage]

Panning low angle side view of a Shell-branded tanker truck, industrial plant infrastructure in the background. Bird’s eye view of an industrial plant complex, blue skies with dark clouds seen above. Wide side view of a vessel in the harbour, the industrial plant complex visible in the background. Side view of a long workstation countertop for multiple users, one man seated at his workstation in the middle distance, looking at one of the screens facing him. High angle view of a laboratory setting, people wearing white lab coats working at various points in the lab. Mid-view of two people wearing white lab coats and, gloves and goggles, working with chemicals at a lab counter. Mid-view in profile of a man seated and working at one of the workstations. Footage of a man dressed in safety gear cycling towards the shot, industrial plant infrastructure visible in the background. Wide view of a car pulling into a Shell service station and parking at a petrol pump.

[Narrator]

We are Europe’s largest refinery. Our site, including Shelll Europort is almost as large as 1,000 football fields. We have 1,900 employees working in 60 different plants.

[Video footage]

Reverse view footage of a worker carrying a container and walking across grass to an area of large cylindrical oil storage tanks.  Miscellaneous views of industrial plant complex from various angles. Reverse view footage of the man cycling through the complex. Miscellaneous footage of workers moving about and working within the plant complex.

[Narrator]

All of the plants are interconnected by pipelines. The network consists of tens of thousands of kilometres of pipes. Locations like our chemical plant in Moerdijk, Schipol, and industrial zones, like Antwerp and the Ruhr Area, are connected to our company through underground pipelines.

[Video footage]

Panning footage of the piping and structures of multi-level plant facilities from various angles. Footage of parallel lengths of large pipes in a plant, running between grass covered banks, with the oil storage tanks in the background. More panning close-up footage of the plant’s piping and structures. Wide footage of gate one, Shell Chemie Moerdijk. Miscellaneous footage of industrial plant complexes as well as closer shots of the infrastructure.

[Narrator]

The Port of Rotterdam is the largest in Europe, partly due to the supply of large quantities of crude oil and the extensive trade in oil products.

[Video footage]

Miscellaneous footage of the port, including vessels and jetties, with wind turbines and plant infrastructure in the background. Low angle footage of the oil storage tanks, grass-covered banks in the foreground, wind turbines turning in the background.

[Narrator]

The oil is stored in tanks at the Maasvlakte and at Shell Europort, and then it’s pumped to Pernis.

[Video footage]

Low angle footage of a sheep eating grass, the storage tanks in the background. Wide front-view footage of a worker crossing a narrow metal bridge which runs from the storage tanks, down a grassy bank and over the large parallel pipes. More footage of the storage tanks and piping infrastructure below.

[Narrator]

We can process both light and heavy grades of crude oil.

[Text displays]

The future is _

steeds schonere producten

CLEANER PRODUCTS

[Video footage]

Panoramic time lapse footage, as seen across the water, of an industrial plant complex, the tall chimney and other structures reaching up into a blue sky filled with scudding clouds.

 [Video footage]

Footage of a woman dressed in safety gear cycling towards the shot, industrial plant infrastructure in the background. Bird’s eye view of a Shell tanker truck driving along a highway.

[Narrator]

The most important products we make are: gasoil/diesel, petrol, kerosene and LPG.

[Text displays]

gasolie/diesel – benzine – kerosene – LPG

[Video footage]

Extreme wide view of a man wearing safety gear cycling through industrial plant complex.

[Narrator]

The refinery also makes other products like bitumen, sulphur, solvents and base chemicals, for example, for Shell Moerdijk.

[Text displays]

Bitumen – zwavel – oplosmiddelen – chemiegrondstoffen

[Video footage]

Panning bird’s eye view of industrial plant complex.

[Narrator]

When the plants operate at full speed, we process over 400,000 barrels of crude oil per day, which equals 20 million tonnes a year, or 750 litres per second.

[Video footage]

Footage of a women wearing safety gear ascending the maintenance ladder of a storage tank, stopping to fill plastic containers with oil from the storage tank, and carrying the container of bottles back down the ladder.

[Narrator]

Products made in the refinery plants include polyols, propylene and solvents.

[Text displays]

Polyolen – propylene – oplosmiddelen

[Video footage]

Footage of the aforementioned worker crossing over a narrow metal bridge that runs across pipes and plant infrastructure.

 [Video footage]

Panning bird’s eye view of plant facilities. Panning footage of packaged products on a supermarket shelf; a hand lifts one packaged item off the shelf.

[Narrator]

We supply them to other companies which process them into products like mattresses, glue and packaging materials.

[Video footage]

Low angle footage of industrial plant infrastructure against a blue sky.

[Narrator]

The way in which we process our oil goes as follows... We start with distillation. The molecules in crude oil are split up into different components, based on different boiling points. This happens in a distillation tower. We heat the crude oil to a temperature of about 350 degrees Centigrade, which causes the lightest molecules or fractions to evaporate. This vapour then rises in the tower. The higher up in the tower, the lower the temperature. Thus, condensation will ensue causing the gaseous molecules to turn back into fluids at different heights.

[Text displays]

Ruwe Olie - Destillatetoren – Long Residu – Smeerolie – Stookolie – Diesel – Kerosine – Nafta - Benzine

[Animated sequence]

Animated graphic, picturing a distillation tower with a pipe entering from frame left, crude oil – indicated by black shading – entering the distillation tower, the level of black shading in the distillation tower slowly rising. At various levels of the tower, lines extend from the tower towards frame-right, with text descriptions. The graphic zooms to the base of the tower, where a temperature gauge graphic within the tower indicates rising temperature, using red shading. Further red shading slowly travels up the tower above the black shading. Successive levels of shading appear in orange, dark green, light green, dark blue, light blue, then white, as the graphic zooms out again, and the white shading continues through the pipe which extends out of the top of the tower.

 [Video footage]

Bird’s eye view of an industrial plant complex, including the oil storage tanks, one emblazoned with a Shell pecten; traffic moves along highways in the foreground. Panoramic shot of industrial plant facilities, seen across a body of water, some foliage visible in the foreground.

[Narrator]

Moreover, we can turn almost all crude oil into lighter products. To this end, we use not only distillation but also cracking processes. Through heat and catalysts, we crack the molecular chains, as it were, in order to produce smaller and lighter components. These products can then be used for petrol, kerosene or diesel. Our aim is to keep reducing safety hazards.

[Animated sequence]

Animated molecular structure zooms in, rotating against a blue background while lines form to connect all of the molecules as it fills the frame. Then, the overall structure breaks into smaller molecular structures which rotate away from one another. Superimposed on this graphic, three orange barrel graphics appear alongside each other across centre-frame, text indicating the content of each barrel.

[Text displays]

Benzine – Kerosene – Diesel

 [Text displays]

The future is _

veiligheid en milieu

SAFETY AND THE ENVIRONMENT

[Video footage]

Panoramic time lapse footage, as seen across the water, of an industrial plant complex, the tall chimney and other structures reaching up into a blue sky filled with scudding clouds.

[Narrator]

We do this with careful designing and robust construction, through regular maintenance and with a high training level of our employees.

[Video footage]

Miscellaneous footage of workers in various areas of the plant complex, inspecting or working on various pieces of infrastructure or equipment.

[Narrator]

This way, Shell can warrant the safety and health of everyone to a maximum, at and around the site.

[Video footage]

Close-up of hands turning a vehicle’s steering wheel while driving. Close-up of a yellow safety signboard displaying various warning signs and text. Side view of an emergency vehicle driving past a fire station in which several fire trucks are parked. Wide footage of a parking area and a white building with a Shell pecten located above the entrance, with vehicles passing in the middle distance, and industrial plant infrastructure reaching up into the sky in the background. Mid-view footage, in profile, of a woman donning her safety helmet, plant infrastructure in the background. The woman mounts her bicycle and rides out of shot.

[Narrator]

We also take future-oriented steps to be more environmentally-friendly.

 

[Video footage]

Low angle footage of sheep eating grass, the oil storage tanks in the background.

[Narrator]

For instance, think of the greatly reduced use of natural gas, made possible because we send large amounts of CO2 to the Westland.

[Video footage]

Bird’s eye view of an industrial plant complex seen across a body of water, the tall structures of the complex reaching up into a blue sky. Footage of a line of greenhouses, a canal and grassy banks running alongside. Panning bird’s eye footage of the greenhouses.

[Narrator]

Another example is our residual heat project. From 2018 onwards, we supply enough residual heat to the city of Rotterdam to provide thousands of houses with hot water and heating.

[Animated sequence]

Animated graphic of plant infrastructure, shaded in orange, a dotted red line moving between buildings indicating heat, and as it moves through a tank shaded in blue, the dotted line becomes a yellow line. The graphic zooms out to show a second plant at frame-right, shaded in blue. Above the second plant, a red temperature gauge appears in the blue sky, the rising red line indicating rising temperature. This cuts to a graphic of a house, the blue-shaded plant now in the background, with a yellow line running below ground and up into the house. The front wall of the house is removed, showing the residual heat being piped into the home to meet heating needs.

[Narrator]

Our new SDA plant also plays its role, as it’s going to remove asphalt from fuel oil components.

[Video footage]

Miscellaneous footage, switching back and forth between panning bird’s eye footage of an industrial plant complex, and panning footage of the model of the Solvent Deasphalter unit (SDA) for Pernis. Landscape footage of a grassy area with trees where people are seated on chairs and park benches, looking out over a body of water; in the background, industrial plant infrastructure reaches up into the blue sky.

[Narrator]

Thus, from the same amount of crude oil, more valuable and cleaner products can be obtained.

CONNECTING WITH OUR ENVIRONMENT

[Text displays]

The future is _

een intensieve band met onze omgeving

CONNECTING WITH OUR ENVIRONMENT

[Video footage]

Panoramic time lapse footage, as seen across the water, of an industrial plant complex, the tall chimney and other structures reaching up into a blue sky filled with scudding clouds. High angle view of the tops of storage tanks and plant infrastructure with a skyline of buildings visible in the distance. Footage of an urban street lined with buildings and parked cars, as one vehicle turns into the street. Footage of pedestrians walking along an urban street, also lined with buildings and parked cars.

[Narrator]

In 1998, we established the Community Council to discuss issues in a structured way, to create understanding for each other’s situation. Of course, we also think of the future. That’s why we also have our own Children’s Council. This enables us to offer a programme to local young people in the fields of technology, safety and the future of energy.

VISION FOR THE FUTURE

[Video footage]

Footage of a group schoolchildren, wearing coveralls, visiting plant facilities. A man speaks to them and they respond enthusiastically, some raising their hands to ask questions. Reverse view footage of the children walking within plant facilities. Close-up of the children donning their safety goggles. Footage of the children seated around a large oval boardroom table, while a man stands in the foreground, addressing them. Footage over one of the student’s shoulders of a brochure that he is holding in his hands and reading.

[Narrator]

[Dutch 00:04:42]

[Text displays]

The future is _

toekomst visie

VISION FOR THE FUTURE

[Video footage]

Panoramic time lapse footage, as seen across the water, of an industrial plant complex, the tall chimney and other structures reaching up into a blue sky filled with scudding clouds. Low angle footage of cars approaching on a highway and passing the shot. Reverse view footage of traffic on a highway.

[Narrator]

Energy issues are constantly changing.

[Video footage]

Panning bird’s eye view of an industrial plant complex. Reverse view footage of an airplane landing on a runway, other aircraft in the background.

[Narrator]

The demand for petrol and diesel for passenger traffic will decline, but there will be a continuous demand for fossil fuels for heavy transportation.  In the past, we have always moved with the times, and we’ll continue to do so.

So we think that Pernis has a bright future ahead of it.

[Video footage]

Reverse view footage of a worker carrying a container and walking across grass towards an area of oil storage tanks. Mid-view of a smiling man in a blue shirt standing just outside the entry to the floor of a section of the plant. Mid-view of a smiling woman wearing safety gear, standing against a background of large pipes and industrial plant infrastructure. Mid-view of a smiling young man wearing safety gear, an internal plant floor with machinery forming the background. Mid-view of a smiling young woman wearing a white lab coat and safety goggles, a laboratory setting forming the background. Mid view of a smiling young man wearing safety gear, an internal plant floor forming the background. Mid view of a smiling young woman wearing safety gear, standing against the background of industrial plant infrastructure. Low angle time lapse footage of oil storage tanks, a large Shell pecten visible on one of the white tanks, while clouds race through the blue sky above.

[Text displays]

www.shell.com/pernis

[Audio]

Shell jingle

[Graphic]

Shell Pecten centred on a white background with text displaying below.

[Text displays]

© Shell International Limited 2017

TRANSCRIPT SHELL PERNIS RESTWARMTE

Duur: 0”55

Titel: Pernis Restwarmte Initiatief

Omschrijving: Shell, Havenbedrijf Rotterdam en Warmtebedrijf Rotterdam hebben samen met Bas Kurvers, wethouder Bouwen, Wonen en Energietransitie gebouwde omgeving, het Pernis Restwarmte Initiatief feestelijk ingeluid, nu de infrastructuur om warmte te kunnen leveren gereed is. Met dit initiatief levert Shell samen met partners een bijdrage aan de versnelling van de Nederlandse energietransitie door 16.000 Rotterdamse huishoudens te verwarmen met restwarmte afkomstig van de raffinaderij in Pernis.

Key words: restwarmte, duurzaamheid, Pernis, Warmtebedrijf Rotterdam, Havenbedrijf Rotterdam, Shell.

Achtergrondmuziek: Sound of Shell – Upbeat Fun

Shot van schuifpuzzel in speeltuin SV Katendrecht, de puzzel en aanwezige stakeholders.

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Bas Kurvers staat voor de gelegde schuifpuzzel in speeltuin SV Katendrecht. Stakeholders en kinderen klappen nadat de puzzel succesvol in elkaar is geschoven. Vooraanzichten van verschillende huizen in Rotterdam passeren de revue. Tekst (Bas Kurvers): Vandaag is hier in de speeltuin op Katendrecht het startshot gegeven voor het aansluiten van de restwarmte van Shell Pernis voor 16.000 huishoudens op het warmtenet. En dat is fantastisch nieuws!

***

Allard Castelein staat voor de gelegde schuifpuzzel in SV Katendrecht. De schuifpuzzel wordt van dichtbij gefilmd, met nadruk op het woord ‘restwarmte’ en de pijpleidingen. Tekst (Allard Castelein): Wij zijn heel blij met Shell Pernis als een hele efficiënte fabriek. Nu met de uitkoppeling van warmte wordt het nog efficiënter.

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Marjan van Loon staat voor de gelegde schuifpuzzel in SV Katendrecht. Samen met andere stakeholders en aanwezige kinderen legt ze de schuifpuzzel zodat de samenwerking tussen verschillende partijen zichtbaar wordt. Kinderen zetten stappen op de schuifpuzzel. Tekst (Marjan van Loon): En dit restwarmte project laat zien wat je dus kan doen om daar stappen in te nemen.

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Co Hamers staat voor de gelegde schuifpuzzel in SV Katendrecht. De schuifpuzzel is te zien, evenals de zon achter de wolken die Rotterdamse bebouwing verlicht van achter. Tekst (Co Hamers): Er wordt door het leidingsysteem van het Warmtebedrijf Rotterdam warmte geleverd aan Rotterdam.

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Kinderen houden hun bakjes popcorn omhoog en doen relevante proefjes over restwarmte samen met Bart Kneppers van MadScience bij een tafel op een klein heuveltje zodat de proefjes goed te zien zijn.

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Jos van Winsen staat voor de gelegde schuifpuzzel in SV Katendrecht. Stakeholders van Shell discussiëren met elkaar na afloop van het evenement. Tekst (Jos van Winsen): Ik ben er blij om. Het is een project waar we zo’n jaar of 4 aan gewerkt hebben met een heel team.

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Bas Kurvers staat voor de gelegde schuifpuzzel in SV Katendrecht. Vanuit het publiek is te zien hoe MadScience met hulp van een van de aanwezige kinderen een proefje doet. Tekst (Bas Kurvers): Want hier komt de haven echt naar de stad toe en kunnen we werken aan een betere toekomst voor onze kids.

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Jos van Winsen staat voor de gelegde schuifpuzzel in SV Katendrecht. De pijpleidingen en Rotterdamse huizen op de schuifpuzzel zijn te zien. Tekst (Jos van Winsen): En we zijn vandaag zo ver om binnenkort te warmte te gaan leveren aan de buren.

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Co Hamers staat voor de gelegde schuifpuzzel in SV Katendrecht. Vooraanzichten van Rotterdamse huishoudens worden gefilmd. Tekst (Co Hamers): De warmte gaat naar gebouwen zoals hier in de omgeving.

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Marjan van Loon staat voor de gelegde schuifpuzzel in SV Katendrecht. Stukken van de puzzel worden in elkaar geschoven. Tekst (Marjan van Loon): Die samenwerking is wat mij betreft hier dus de sleutel tot het succes.

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Logo van Shell met ‘Shell International Limited 2018’.

Title:  543894_Flare_Remote_Operated_Drone_Inspection_v1.4_Stream

Duration: 2:08 minutes

Description:

Safer remote operated drone inspection of the Shell Pernis flare system, in collaboration with the Dutch Drone Company.

543894_Flare_Remote_Operated_Drone_Inspection_v1.4_Stream Transcript

 

[Text displays]

Drone fakkelinspectie

Pernis

[Background music plays]

Soft instrumental music featuring synthesised musical effects, keys, and increasing in rhythm and intensity towards the close.

[Video footage]

Low angle footage of a man dressed in safety gear working in the foreground, the flare system of Shell Pernis visible in the background against a blue sky. Close-up of the man, head bent over his work, factory infrastructure in the background.

[Text displays]

Shell Pernis 4 Oktober 2017

[Video footage]

Low angle footage of the tall torch installation seen against the sky, flaring and smoking.

[Text displays]

Onbemande inspectie wordt uitgevoerd op de fakkelinstallatie, 100m.

[Video footage]

High angle close-up of the drone, stationary on a paved area, while men dressed in safety gear move around it. Close-up of the drone’s remote control and related equipment. Close-ups of one of the men leaning over, operating the control equipment, factory infrastructure visible in the background. Close-up of the top of the drone, red light flashing. More footage of the man bent over the controls. Low angle close-up of an antenna seen against the sky, cutting to a wider shot of the antenna alongside the tall torch installation.

[Text displays]

Dit is een bijzondere vlucht vanwege de nabijheid van het vliegverkeer van Rotterdam-The Hague Airport.

[Video footage]

More footage of men surrounding the drone and controls, a vehicle with Dutch Drone Company signage in the background. Footage of the two men lifting the drone and carrying it along the paved area to an area in the distance, still with the factory infrastructure in the background. Close-up of the screen reflecting data and imagery from the drone footage, which currently shows the paved area. Wide footage of the drone taking off into the sky. Low angle footage of the drone against the sky.

[Text displays]

Er is hier special toestemming voor verleend, doordat de drone een transponder bij zich had.

[Video footage]

Close-up of the screen displaying drone footage and data, showing the pipes and infrastructure of the torch installation from various angles. Low angle footage of the drone and torch installation, seen against the sky.

[Text displays]

Hierdoor was de drone zichtbaar op de radar en kon er een uitzondering worden gemaakt.

[Video footage]

Close-up of the screen displaying drone footage and data, showing again the infrastructure of the torch installation from various angles as it pans up the installation.

[Text displays]

De fakkel kan blijven branden en mensen hoeven niet op grote hoogte de inspectie uit te voeren.

[Video footage]

Continuing drone footage of the infrastructure of the torch installation from various angles, slowly panning up the installation. Low angle footage of the drone and installation, seen against the sky. Wider view of the screen displaying drone footage, a man dressed in safety gear seen in reverse view in the foreground, as he looks at the footage, showing the flaring torch at the top of the installation. A hand appears, pointing towards the screen.

[Text displays]

Hierdoor wordt de inspectie een stuk veiliger.

[Video footage]

Bird’s eye view of the torch installation, the flaring visible against the background of factory infrastructure, cutting to a closer view of the torches. Low angle footage of the drone and installation, seen against the sky. Aerial view of the flaring torches. Close-ups and extreme close-ups of the torch openings. Front view footage of the two men carrying the drone along the paved area, factory infrastructure forming the background. Footage of the two men walking towards the shot. Footage of one of the men standing alongside a surveying instrument which is planted on the paved area against the background of factory infrastructure.

[Text displays]

Shell Pernis in nauwe samenwerking met Dutch Drone Company

[Video footage]

Wide bird’s eye view of factory infrastructure at Shell Pernis.

[Audio]

Shell jingle

[Graphic]

Shell Pecten centred on a white background with text displaying below.

[Text displays] Shell International Limited 2017

Transcript van ‘Tankcleanen robot extern_MPEG1_TC_25 fps’

Duur: 01:40.5 minuten

 

Titel: Tank cleanen door middel van robot

 

[Achtergrondmuziek]

Instrumentaal tot einde film. Voluit zonder gesproken tekst, zachter wanneer geïnterviewden aan het woord zijn.

 

00:00

[Videobeelden]

1.1          Raffinaderij Shell-Pernis, gefilmd vanaf een hoog punt. Camera zwenkt naar links.

1.2          Tekst in beeld:
TANK CLEANER DOOR MIDDEL VAN ROBOT

1.3          Close-up van een tank met Shell-logo op tankgrootte. Op de voorgrond een rode afsluitkraan. Camera zoomt in.

1.4          Drie tanks achter elkaar. Camera naar links.

1.5          Tekst in beeld verdwijnt. Tekst van geïnterviewde De Jong zet in.

 

00:05

[Videobeelden onder tekst geïnterviewde De Jong]

2.1          Zelfde als 1.5: drie tanks achter elkaar, camera die naar links zwenkt.

2.2          Op voorgrond geïnterviewde De Jong in rode overall en helm op, die aan het woord is. Op de achtergrond de robot en daarachter twee manshoge blauwe containers met een steiger rechts ernaast. Een stroomkabel tussen de robot en een van de blauwe containers.

2.3          Tekst in beeld:
JOOST DE JONG
CLEANING & WASTE COÖRDINATOR TANKENTEAM
Tekst in beeld verdwijnt.

2.4          Raffinaderij Shell-Pernis, gefilmd vanaf een hoog punt.

2.5          Close-up van een aantal olietanks. Op de voorste tank een regenboogvlag en tankgrote Shell-logo.

2.6          Op voorgrond geïnterviewde De Jong. Op de achtergrond de robot en daarachter de twee blauwe containers met de steiger rechts ernaast. Een stroomkabel tussen de robot en een van de blauwe containers.

2.7          Robot totaal in beeld met draaiende koppen. Op de achtergrond twee olietanks en links een vacuümwagen. De arm van de robot gaat omhoog en omlaag.

2.8          Close-up van de robotarm die loskomt van een vervoerswagen. De camera zwenkt naar links en volgt de arm die omhoog gaat.

 

00:05

[Joost de Jong, Cleaning & Waste Coördinator Tankenteam]

In het verleden gingen de mensen naar binnen om een tank schoon te maken. Normaal zijn er vier mensen daar acht tot tien uur per dag in de tank door de sludge heen te lopen. Met adembescherming en onder hele zware omstandigheden. En toen hebben we bekeken, wat zijn dan de mogelijkheden om dat te voorkomen, dat het beter kan worden. En zijn we eigenlijk op de robot uitgekomen als beste vervanging, om in de toekomst tanks schoon te maken.

 

00:28

[Videobeelden onder tekst geïnterviewde Molkenboer]

3.1          Geïnterviewde Molkenboer in werkkleding staand bij de robot. Op achtergrond de vacuümwagen en tanks.

3.2          Tekst in beeld:
HANS MOLKENBOER
PROJECTLEIDER ROHRER.
Tekst in beeld verdwijnt.

3.3          De robot rijdt zelfstandig over een stellage die naar de ingang van een tank leidt.

3.4          Close-up van de afvoerpijp. Camera volgt, naar onderen en naar rechts, de pijp naar de vacuümwagen. De vacuümwagen staat tussen twee olietanks. Links staat geïnterviewde Molkenboer toe te kijken die richting vacuümwagen loopt.

 

00:28

[Hans Molkenboer, Projectleider Rohrer]

Dit apparaat gaat door middel van de rupswielen richting de tank en dan in de tank. Eenmaal in de tank wordt er gezogen door de pijp en dat wordt vervolgens afgevoerd naar de vacuümwagen.

 

00:43

[Videobeelden onder tekst geïnterviewde De Jong]

4.1          De Jong en Molkenboer, en twee andere medewerkers in werkkleding, kijken naar de werking van de robot.

4.2          Close-up van een in beeld rijdende robot die naar de ingang van de tank rijdt.

4.3          Close-up van Molkenboer die toekijkt. Camera gaat naar onderen en De Jong en de twee andere medewerkers in werkkleding komen in beeld.

4.4          Op de voorgrond geïnterviewde De Jong, op de achtergrond robot en daar weer achter de twee blauwe containers met de steiger rechts ernaast. De stroomkabel tussen robot en de blauwe container.

4.5          Vooraanzicht robot met draaiende koppen aan de afvoerpijp. De robotarm beweegt omhoog.

 

00:43

[Joost de Jong]

We zijn eigenlijk samen om de tafel gaan zitten en hebben gezegd, welke manieren zijn er wereldwijd. We hebben eigenlijk alle manieren die er zijn bekeken, we zijn op verschillende locaties wezen kijken. En ja, je kunt terugvallen op het oude dat er al bestaat. Maar we willen eigenlijk een stap vooruit maken. En daar is deze robot, ja, een prachtig voorbeeld van.

 

01:00

[Videobeelden onder tekst geïnterviewde Molkenboer]

5.1          Close-up van twee hangende camera's.

5.2          Close-up van één camera.

5.3          Op voorgrond sprekende geïnterviewde Molkenboer. Op achtergrond een stellage.

5.4          Robot stilstaand op stellage voor ingang tank. Aan de robot gekoppeld de afvoerpijp. Camera volgt de pijp die uitkomt op een van de blauwe containers waarin een medewerker zit die naar twee beeldschermen kijkt.

5.5          Een medewerker in werkkleding kijkend naar de twee beeldschermen.

 

01:00

[Hans Molkenboer]

Vervolgens hebben we overal nog camera's geplaatst. De camera's zijn er voor dat je zowel aan de achterkant als aan de voorkant kunt zien wat er gebeurt. Want er is niemand bij, in die tank.

 

01:11

[Videobeelden onder tekst geïnterviewde De Jong]

6.1          Op voorgrond geïnterviewde De Jong, achtergrond robot met de twee blauwe containers, steiger rechts ernaast en stroomkabel tussen robot en de blauwe container.

6.2          Robot rijdt zelfstandig over de stellage naar ingang tank.

6.3          Close-up van in beeld rijdende robot richting ingang tank.

 

01:11

[Joost de Jong]

Nou, het grote voordeel op HSE-gebied, dat er geen mensen meer in hoeven. Maar in de loop van de tijd zal het zeker sneller gaan worden, dan we nu doen. En ja, dan is het ook goedkoper.

 

01:21

[Videobeelden onder tekst geïnterviewde De Jong]

7.1          Zelfde als 6.3: close-up van in beeld rijdende robot richting ingang tank.

7.2          Op voorgrond geïnterviewde De Jong, achtergrond robot met de twee blauwe containers, steiger rechts ernaast en stroomkabel tussen robot en de blauwe container.

 

01:21

[Joost de Jong]

Het is uniek voor Shell. Bij Shell Nederland is het voor het eerst nu en we gaan dit ook zeker wereldwijd uitdragen. Als het dan een succes is, kan het op de andere locaties ook gebruikt gaan worden.

 

01:29

[Videobeelden]

8.1          Close-up van robot die de tank binnenrijdt.

8.2          Raffinaderij Shell-Pernis, gefilmd vanaf een hoog punt. De camera zwenkt naar links.

 

01:35

[Achtergrondmuziek]

Stopt.

 

01:36

[Achtergrondmuziek]

Shells bedrijfstune: vijf tonen cello

 

01:36

[Op scherm]

Wit scherm waarin Shell-logo verschijnt, gevolgd door tekst:

© SHELL INTERNATIONAL LIMITED 2018