Oil companies and e-mobility π
Following Automotive Industry π massive development in ElectroMobility π, Oil majors β½οΈ are repositioning themselves in this new energy transition π±, especially in relation with emobility β‘οΈ
Those believing that e-mobility is a threat for all Oil companies should get a closer look at the current business evolution βπ€ππ
Very similarly to Automotive Industry π landscape, European companies πͺπΊ (Shell, BP, Total) heavily invest in e-mobility π and renewable energy βοΈπ¬. As Shell claim, they are no longer an βOil & gas companyβ but an βenergy transition companyβ
On the other hand, American companies π±π·(Exxon and Chevron) seem much more conservative on fossil energy π¦ or maybe they are waiting for a clear vision π― to avoid none efficient investment πΈ
It is very interesting to notice that except Exxon, all the major Oil companies have invested in EV charging ππ
In the picture below, I have listed investment in 3 categories:
- Electric Vehicles (Charging π, Batteries π )
- Electricity supply β‘οΈand storage π¦
- Wind π¬ and Solar βοΈ energies
Given examples (see logos) are either acquired companies, ventures or partial acquisition / investment (*Chevron is funding a research project called BrightField