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EXXONMOBIL: ENERGY FACTOR
FILM TITLE: VIJAY SWARUP – THE SEARCH FOR SCALEABLE SOLUTIONS: BIOFUELS
the search for scalable solutions BIOFUELS
DR VIJAY SWARUP
OF A System that has
But we also need lower carbon fuels
For airplanes
Algae can be scaled
Cellulosic materials
Exxonmobil has a
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TITLE: THE SEARCH FOR SCALEABLE SOLUTIONS
TITLE: BIOFUELS
TITLE: R&D UPDATE
TITLE: Dr VIJAY SWARUP
TITLE: Vice President R&D ExxonMobil
TITLE: THE BIGGEST CHALLENGE FOR REDUCING EMISSIONS IS SCALE
VJ: My role is responsible for coordinating the R&D portfolio.
VJ: The biggest challenge with reducing global emissions is one of scale.
VJ: The electrification of cars and light duty vehicles is going to play a big role.
TITLE: ELECTRIC VEHICLES ARE A COMPONENT
VJ: The electric vehicle is a component of a system that has
TITLE: OF A SYSTEM THAT HAS SCALABLE ENERGY WITH LOWER EMISSIONS
VJ: scalable energy with lower emissions.
VJ: But there’s going to be a point where energy density is needed.
TITLE: BUT WE ALSO NEED LOWER CARBON FUELS
VJ: So what you’re going to be looking for is lower-carbon fuels.
VJ: We are looking at biofuels: algae and cellulosic.
TITLE: WE ARE LOOKING AT BIOFUELS ALGAE AND CELLULOSIC
VJ: Next-generation fuels.
TITLE: FOR AIRPLANES, TRUCKS AND SHIPS
VJ: And that’s for airplanes, that’s for large trucks, that’s for ships.
VJ: It has to be scalable and globally deployable.
TITLE: ALGAE CAN BE SCALED
VJ: Algae grows in brackish water, so it’s not competing for land for food.
TITLE: IT DOESN’T COMPETE FOR LAND FOR GROWING FOOD
VJ: Or for water that’s used for irrigation.
TITLE: CELLULOSIC MATERIAL IS AGRICULTURAL MATERIAL LEFTOVER AFTER THE HARVEST
VJ: Cellulosic material, which is agricultural waste, if you will.
VJ: The material that’s left after you’ve harvested the food.
VJ: That has potential to also provide biofuels.
VJ: Those two together could provide the low-emission fuels
VJ: for the transportation sector.
TITLE: EXXONMOBIL HAS A LONG HISTORY OF PROVIDING SCALEABLE SOLUTIONS
VJ: We have a long history of being providers of scalable solutions,
TITLE: UNDERPINNING MANY OF THE ADVANCES SOCIETY HAS HAD IN ENERGY
VJ: which have really underpinned a lot of the advances society has had in energy.
TITLE: FOLLOW OUR PROGRESS ON SOLVING THE DUAL CHALLENGE
TITLE: (ENERGY FACTOR LOGO)
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