Installing electric vehicle chargers

Title: Helping power the UK now, and into the future

Duration: 01:23 seconds

Description:

Meet Jade and Helene, part of the Shell UK team. Together we're helping to provide access to thousands of EV chargers, helping power the UK now, and into the future

[Music]

An upbeat orchestral pop song with strings being the lead instruments, part of the familiar Sound of Shell library of music

[Visuals]

A city scene in summer, a white car is pulling into a Shell service station and it parks in an Electric Vehicle parking spot. The camera cuts to inside the white car, a young female with long blonde hair and red jumper turns to camera and introduces herself

[Text displays]

Shell EV charging excludes Northern Ireland

[Text displays and Jade narrates]

I’m Jade I help give Electrical Vehicle Drivers a convenient place to charge

[Animated sequence]

Jade Lilley, Graduate, Shell EV

[Visuals]

The camera cuts to a Shell EV charging unit, the display provides instructions on how to charge the car before cutting back to Jade as she takes off her seat belt, opens the drivers side door exits the white EV car.

[Visuals]

The footage cuts to a slim man as he exits a different car, it’s a blue EV and he’s at a different Shell Recharge charging station within an Aldi supermarket car park. Jade appears at the rear of the blue car, and is taking to camera, as the man in a cream jacket and blue jeans opens the cap and plugs in the starts to charge the car with the Shell Recharge unit. The camera cuts to close ups of the charging unit, the charging device, the car before showing another supermarket, Waitrose.

[Text displays and Jade narrates]

Right now I’m working with Aldi to install Shell Recharge charge points in Aldi car parks. Together with our partner I make sure installing chargers is smooth

Shell UK is also partnered with Waitrose, helping people charge while they shop.

[Visuals]

A white sporty looking car is reverse parking into residential parking space alongside a 1970’s red Mercedes Benz. As the car parks we see a lamp post that has been cordoned off, a workman in a hi vis and PPE equipment is using a screwdriver to open the side of the lamp post next to where the car is parked. A female with long blonde hair, white t shirt and light blue jacket walks towards the camera and introduces herself

[Text displays and Helene narrates]

Or if you park on the street we’ve got you. I’m Helene and I’m in the Shell UK Team helping EV drivers who park here.

We’re making use of existing street furniture like these lampposts, helping EV drivers who can’t charge at home.

[Animated sequence]

Helene Deane, Operations Manager, Shell EV Charging

[Visuals]

The camera cuts to the workman, as he continues his work – he’s converting the lamp post into an on street Shell Recharge unit. The camera does several close up shots of him working, and finally switching the unit on, and sealing the access door shut.

[Visuals]

The footage goes back to the city scene and the Shell service station, Jade is getting out the white car and walks towards the camera talking. She then goes to the Shell Recharge unit, scans her payment card and takes the recharge plug from its holder. She then walks round the car charge point on her white car, and plugs it in to charge.

[Text displays]

Reliability according to Shell internal data. Charger speeds may vary. Visit Shell.co.uk/recharge

[Text displays and Jade narrates]

And of course we’re also meeting customers’ needs on Shell forecourts with reliable EV charging that’s fast and easy to use. Every charge from Shell Recharge comes from 100% certified renewable electricity sources.

I joined Shell UK as a graduate

[Text displays]

Certified by Renewable Energy Guarantees of Origin (REGOs), meaning all of the electricity purchased to supply Shell Recharge sites is match with the equivalent amount of units from 100% renewable sources in the UK

[Visuals]

With the car safely plugged in, Jade turns to the camera and talks. The camera cuts back to Helene on the residential street, she also takes a plug from the newly installed Shell Recharge lamp post and plugs it into her sporty EV car. The camera then cuts to back to the slim man in the Aldi supermarket car park, he’s finished charging his blue car, and replaces the charging plug in the holder.

[Text displays and Jade narrates]

and now have a hands-on impact on the future of EV driving whether it’s on your local street, at supermarkets or at Shell forecourts, Shell EV chargers are rolling out across Great Britain

In fact Shell Recharge operates one of the UK’s largest public EV charging networks.

[Text displays]

In 2024, 78.2% of Shell’s global investments included oil & gas, 11.37% included low-carbon energy solutions and 10.43% non-energy products. Shell’s target is to become a net-zero emissions (NZE) energy business by 2050. Disclaimers, including NZE target: shell.com/disclaimer

[Animated sequence]

A map of the UK and Ireland, with Scotland, Wales and England covered in location markers, showing the extent of Shell’s proposed EV charging network.

[Text displays]

In 2023, 68% of Shell’s global investments included oil and gas, 23% included low-carbon energy solutions and 9% non-energy products. Shell’s target is to become a net-zero emissions (NZE) energy business by 2050. Disclaimers, including NZE target: shell.com/disclaimer

[Visuals]

The footage goes back to the city scene and the Shell service station, Jade walking towards the camera, her white car in the background is charging.

[Text displays and Jade narrates]

Shell UK is helping to power the UK now and into the future.

[Text displays]

In 2024, 78.2% of Shell’s global investments included oil & gas, 11.37% included low-carbon energy solutions and 10.43% non-energy products. Shell’s target is to become a net-zero emissions (NZE) energy business by 2050. Disclaimers, including NZE target: shell.com/disclaimer

[Visuals]

The footage cuts a white screen, Shell shaped ripples spread out from the centre of the screen, and the familiar red and yellow Pecten logo appears in the centre, with the words Powering Progress appearing underneath. In the top right of the screen, the familiar dancing black horse in a yellow shield logo of Scuderia Ferrari HP and Ferrari Innovation Partner.

[Sound]

The familiar five note Shell mnemonic plays brightly on a piano

Powering Progress.

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