Shell CEO Says His Next Car Will Be Electric

Shell CEO Says His Next Car Will Be Electric

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The video discusses the shift towards electric vehicles and its implications for companies and the environment. It highlights the need for increased electric vehicle penetration to meet climate goals, while acknowledging the continued growth of liquid fuels. The discussion also covers the potential peak in oil demand and the role of biofuels. Companies are adapting by investing in new mobility forms, renewables, and petrochemicals.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is one of the main questions raised about the shift towards electric vehicles?

What it means for CEOs and their strategies.

How it will affect the price of oil.

Whether electric vehicles are faster than traditional cars.

If electric vehicles are more environmentally friendly.

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Which regions are highlighted as moving towards electrifying their economies?

Australia and New Zealand

South America and Africa

Northwest Europe, the US, and China

The Middle East and India

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Why is relying solely on electric vehicles not enough to meet climate goals?

They require too much electricity to operate.

There will still be significant growth in liquid mobility fuels.

They do not reduce emissions from other sectors.

They are too expensive for most people.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What is one of the opportunities mentioned in the new mobility forms?

Decreased reliance on technology

Reduction in public transportation

Expansion of retail footprints

Increased use of coal

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What areas are companies investing in to adapt to future energy demands?

Nuclear energy and coal

Solar panels and geothermal energy

Wind energy and hydropower

Gas, renewables, and petrochemicals