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Shell has used scenario planning for nearly 40 years to gain a deeper understanding of the world's energy supply, use and needs. In 2008, we published Energy Scenarios to 2050, proposing alternative paths for the energy future in the coming decades. Our latest publication, Signals & Signposts, updates our thinking by taking into account the experience of the global economic and financial crises. It also touches upon the looming stresses facing our planet, such as freshwater shortages and rapid urbanisation. Watch the videos and read the latest speeches to find out more.

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Jeremy Bentham – World Water Week Founders Business Seminar – August 24, 2011

In his speech at the World Water Week Founders Business Seminar in Stockholm, Jeremy Bentham, Vice President Global Business Environment and Head of Shell’s Scenarios Team, provides an energy producer’s perspective on the water-energy-food nexus in an urban context.

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Watch the video about Signals & Signposts

Signals & Signposts

In this video, Shell's Vice President, Business Environment, Jeremy Bentham, explains Shell's latest energy predictions as published in 'Signals & Signposts', an update to the 'Energy Scenarios to 2050' document.

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Watch the video about the Shell energy scenarios to 2050

Shell Scenarios

Watch the video and discover the three hard truths about energy and learn about the Scramble and Blueprints scenarios.

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Watch the video and join the taxi ride to a sustainable energy future

Taxi ride video

What would aliens observing us think about the future of our planet? Learn about the energy challenge and the two different ways in which the energy system could develop.

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