Extreme Subsea Engineering: Shell’s New Vito Platform

Building and installing over four miles of heavy steel pipe in 4000 feet of water, 150 miles offshore requires careful planning by our subsea engineers; a serious business demanding technical know-how and precision engineering.

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[AndreaRoll]

i finally get it, "Shell" stands for "She'll do anything for money"

[Abteilol]

either die a hero, or see yourself become a villian (or get bought by one). RIP Grant, you're the hero in this story.

[charbroiledmonk]

I'm just waiting for the rest of the angry mob to get here...
🔥🔥🔥

[Alpherg-Thalassangelos]

Thank you Shell, for powering my Fiat Palio everyday 🙏

[samsugavanam]

videos like this needs to be broadcast to the general public more aggressively so that everybody really understands the complexity of delivery energy., so that the average Joe can come home, put his feet up and turn on the heating. The uninformed shitting on the oil industry by the masses is frankly stupid.

[geshoosback]

"I'm Kari Byron, and I need some cash flow! Join me in smiling as I walk around Shell's brand new -DeathStar- Vito Platform

[kchiem]

8:04 what's with the Amazon package?

[radiotriphammer]

I love your fake enthusiasm! I mean, it obviously makes me cringe, but it's also pretty neat to watch your poor decision making in taking the job to act in this heinous propaganda. You know what you've done here, and you know exactly why a lot of us are moving on from you forever.

[lawbinson]

I wish we could get a Mythbuster's episode on this series.

[discoverlight]

I just don’t get the amount of hate in the comments, I don’t know if is about Kari or the fact that they’re extraction more oil, this is an amazing piece of engineering, that’s what this is about, if ppl are hurting bcz of the climate change, well good luck trying to save the planet with EVs and Windmills and without the masterminds behind projects like this and the actual oil. About Kari is been years since I don’t watch the Mythbuster and hence her, I enjoyed so much and learned with her, back when tv was cool. Keep up the good job both Kari and Shell. And please consider bringing more episode like this one.

[dorothym]

The technology here is mind-blowing. Thank you Kari. You did such a great job❤

[TheBluemindedGod]

Shell: Destroying the planet AND your childhood.

[Positive_Tea]

Kari sold her soul to the devil on this one.

[syntaxerorr]

They really said It's time to lay some pipe.

[hellivakeister]

My homeland burns because of past decisions which ultimately supported oil and gas. This rig isn't "efficient", it's disgusting and arachaic. Go visit some of the pioneering renewables companies and you'll earn back some of my respect. So disappointed in you Kari.

[Luckdragon]

Kari Byron sold out her principals when she shilled for Shell Oil (or maybe she never was a real environmentalist and it was all an act). In any case, she's an oil industry shill for Shell, and she lost my support the minute she began shilling for Shell Oil. Just search and you'll see all the juicy videos where she does their bidding thinking we old Mythbuster fans wouldn't see through her shilling. She's willing to give up her environmental principals for that sweet oil industry money when a trillion dollar company offers her swaths of money to tell her long standing Mythbusters fanbase to trust a company responsible for helping destroy our environment through political manipulation and heavy-handed propaganda. What a sad ending to her once illustrious career.

[roander]

Yeah, let's celebrate oil and gas rather than transitioning to sustainable energy. Also Kari, extremely dissapointed you've put your face to one of the larest greenhouse gas emmiters in human history.

[charliebassplayer]

I thought this was going to be a vid about her soul.

[JeanBernard-dk]

Can you tell me yours meanings of the Ocean?

[namastyle]

People will hate on O&G companies while typing from their keyboards and getting food and packages delivered to their door, driving to and from suburban centers all instead of seriously considering all that they and their offspring are consuming while providing little benefit to society themselves. The fact is that there is an incredibly massive ecosystem of skilled design engineers, geologists, support staff, and technical labor involved to get that barrel of crude out from the middle of nowhere and into a refined product at the pump just so you can take your gas-guzzling pickup truck to the grocery store.

That's not to say that we should consider the possibility of directing all this talent and effort into renewable energy sources, or that these energy companies still profit from ecological damage, but of course complaining on the internet is infinitely easier than picking up some math and engineering skills that can be directed towards designing and improving cleaner alternatives.