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re shaving history. our documentary stops april 6th on dw. how are shipping firms dealing with an ongoing attacks in the red sea? well, i'm joined by 12 hobbin johnson, he c e o of how i taught. how about lloyd? that's where the world's largest carriers, based in hamburg. rough welcome to the show. your company today released its annual report for 2023. we want to get to those details in a moment. but 1st want to ask about the red sea you've called at a volatile and challenging situation and the threat to your company's earnings. to what extent is this coming financial year for hop on lloyd tied to the development of the situation there. i mean, it's certainly tied. i mean, we come out of a 4th quarter where markets were very weak and rates for it. luckily, unsustainable levels and rates started to come up,

which is quite normal in the run up to chinese, new year. and then we sort of etsy situation develop, which create a lot of uncertainty that also resulted in a storage of rates. but of course, also in quite a lot of additional costs as we have to sell fossil, which so we burn more fuel. we have to go all the way around the cape. so we need more ships. and because of the ships are on the way for a longer period of time, we also need to, to buy quite a lot of additional books with those rates rising. i'm assuming those are rising fast enough to offset those rising costs. can you sort of take us through that? i think in the short run, those rates are rising probably in line or even if it's a bit quicker than then cost. it depends a little bit how things will develop now over the upcoming months and quarter. because you typically see that you didn't get some fuel charges in the market. and because as a lot of uncertainty, people are willing to pay more. but in the last couple of weeks we already see that's full traits are started to come down again. so we can defensively say that right now, extending journeys around the cape of good hope saps profit's. i don't think you

can say that necessarily because we also see that because we need a lot more ships. we see that our is effectively not enough capacity available. so that typically results in a rise of prices. but because the industry has invested in quite a lot of kids, at least we are able to put ships in, which means that we don't see despite and prices as we for example. so it during kobe's, of course, is not just the red sea, but also the panama canal, where we're seeing those bottlenecks that you mentioned that are pushing freight rate. so can we imagine a scenario in which freight rates rise enough to completely offset the costs of going around the cape to make it actually? so the situation is somewhat beneficial to shippers like hop on lloyd. and i think in the short run, that is definitely a scenario to unfold how that will turn out in the long run. i think that is more difficult. so normally when supply is tied, we see rates going up. and of course, that then also has an effect on, on the next for,

for shipping months. what does it mean for customer demand? our customers looking at alternatives that then hit your overall demand? or is it rather difficult for them? it's not so easy to, to find alternatives very quickly. i think in most cases we see just transit times that are probably a week or 10 days longer. and most companies can, can deal with that. there are of course, a couple of connections like say between india and took you, for example, when normally you would go through the red sea and you do it very quick. a. now if you have to go all the way around the cape, that of course, as a lot of time. so i think then it's more difficult. that's also why. in some cases we've offered land purchase and, and the other modes of transportation to try and offer at least some alternative. what does an improving situation in the red sea look like to you? what makes it sustainable to sales are again, the 1st priority for us is the safety of our crews. i mean we, we will not send sick ships through until the situation is safe again, because the lives of our crews are more important than 7 or 10 days additional

transit time. so we definitely applaud all the initially, instead of being taken by many countries around the globe. but the reality is that, that today the situation is not safe. as we also see from the almost daily effects that are still taking place. would you venture a guess as to when it could actually improve when you might be able to actually sell that route again? very difficult to judge. i think the opinion of them that so very wildly we today count with a, you know, we think that in a couple months a situation might come down. but i know that that role, but also people out there that believe that it can last until the end of the year, or maybe even longer. i don't wanna touch on your annual report right now. if, if i've read this right, despite moving almost the same amount of container units in 2023 as the previous year, you made half the revenue. this is your liner segment, and this was still a very good year and help us understand what change between 2022 and 23. i mean,

in essence we came out of cobit during co with there was enormous congestion in the search. the available capacity to move the cargo was simply not enough. we saw a normalization of the markets a since the 2nd part of 22. and that's certainly continued in 23. in the search you see, which is very normal, that been supply and demand competitive to balance, or when it some cases, there's also a bit of over supply. that rates then come down. and as i said earlier, they came down to pretty unsustainable levels of towards the end of 2023. and those sorts, i think in any scenario we would have seen some sort of a recovery. but that was of course, now a bit stronger because we had older on risk than disruption to run through, etc. you have a profit target for this year, a range between minus 1000000000 euros and a positive 1000000000 euros. what kinds of cost cutting measures would you take a look at to make the difference in the situation? is that short term maybe freight rates will go up in a positive way. that's

a positive development. but long term you are looking at the potential for more losses. how to use them? that's that current. i mean, we look at older cost categories that we can influence. we tried to manage all bunker consumption. we tried to take out surfaces where we are losing a lot of money. we try to, to read, negotiates off with some of our vendors. we try to drive up productivity. i mean, the only way to do that to counter a week in the market is simply to pull on all the costs, leave us. that's something that we have done for many, many years. that's was a little different throughout the go with. and now we need to go back to normal. so i feel like we've been describing global shipping and upheaval over the last 4 years. is it so that the risks have truly increased? i mean, we've had a pen demik, we obviously have these ju, political issues like the red sea, but also climate. is this, an environment is changing rapidly, or is this just sort of a bad run? i think it is. i mean, if you look at the last uh, 34 or 5 years, we've seen

a lot of disruption and a lot of unexpected events. and i also believe that because of that, we have to look a little bit different that the industry people always look at, supply and demand should be in balance. and if that's not the case, then think shoot, come a rate to come down tremendously. i think you have to look at a little different to have a little buffer in a supply chain, but also in the capacity that you can make available as shipping line is not a bad thing. if we would have not ordered ships the way we have old done over the last couple of us, then we would have had k o snow with threats the situation. now because there is a little bit of slack in the system, we can buy sailing foster and going around the cape. we can keep those supply chains flowing. and i think that's a very good thing. because that means that yes, rates go up a bit now, but they will not go anymore to goes crazy levels that we have seen seen throughout cove. it, when that was be a big shortage of capacity. you mentioned ordering those ships bringing out more

supply. did that banner year in 2022. did that help that in making that help make that more financially possible sustainable. bring those ships online or re still basically correcting from the pen demik and those harder years. and i think what we saw is that before the pandemic, the order book was too small. then throughout the pandemic, everybody owns a very decent profits. and then people start as investing in renewing the fleets. that is something that is, i think, continue and up to today, even if the order book is now slowly coming down again. and now we need to see what's going to happen if those ships commode into the fleet, toby, upcoming couple of years. i think we will see a bit of over capacity here in there, but i also believe that that is actually not a bad thing because that will allow us to absorb some of the shocks, like the ones that we have seen recently. and i think that when you look ahead for the next 345 years, that is not going to be smooth sailing every single quarter. we talk

a lot here about changes in trade patterns. and this move away from globalization in some sense, more tre, protectionism, for example. how do you see that as a shipping company? what does it, what does it do to your bottom line? i mean, we certainly see some changes in trade bedrooms, but we have always seen those the certainly for some, a little bit of a shift away from china. but if we look back, that is something that's already been going on for, for quite a number of years. we see so more regionalization, but also as the economy becomes, again, more under pressure, people will still try to get the quotes in the uh they are where they came by them to cheapest and sometimes that's a little bit further away. so i don't see those fundamental changes that are sometimes being talked about. i do believe that regional traits will grow faster than the law whole traits. but i don't think that we will go back to a fully regionalized to fully reach unless trade problems. also don't forget that there is still mark instead of going to grow lots over the upcoming couple of

decades. think about an india think about and africa, think about southeast asia, and also still need to get many products from other places around the globe. all right, the 12th of and johnson sea of hop on lloyd. thank you very much. i the,

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of course we've that has gripped, know that india for the us. ok. the cartoon has been calling district of the bustling road as a whole. a bamboo slap on the wonderful food. and dr. it has shown is $118.00 deal baby. so care there may not have heard of the word climate change, but a nice on the streets is definitely governed by the with the a good day. she says is when the sun comes out to the full body. hi, 8 year old son to die. he's waiting list of clues, what's new shoes? that keep taking my shoes a week to complete a study by the lights of commission in 2020 but on the phone. that is in the, the number of debts for you linked with ob, normally port temperatures is more than 600000. not taking into account

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sleep quickly in the last decade. winters they have to come short though. but the density of the chord waves has increased in response to the core with the state government, the daily announced the with the action plan, hundreds of temporary shelters, a set up across the city to a foot job. you're thinking municipal solid about large in charge of the action plan. shares more details. so these uh, $134.00 plus minus 10. so i have their warranty for this window. and they will be here too much. there's a large group of up. i'm going to ask because people who don't want to see them, i don't. yes, they say that, right? do we have the should go ahead? yeah. don't. we don't want them in your government has been different, but we don't want to see it. we don't want to see it with the poor little in addition to shelter for the, for these in protection against the cord. i heart media the denny government

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and the top of the building is followed by solar energy. once the food is ready, it's sent for distribution in electric. when he as night defense, it's time for food distribution side this i predicted that it's email though, maybe the lower in the future will extreme cold weather in the window for a few days. i've been doing streams in the summer. so the question is, how can i have the recall cities climate resilient? i am on my way to meet 2 individuals who may have some solutions. i don't have a goal sure helps the counsel for energy environment and water emphasizes the need for high quality data for bit dimensions. what is needed? fewer is much more hyper local assessment. all of these vis, i'm looking at a district level. and you can generate and update the sub district that i have a scientific assessment of the way the experience might play out in this very

narrowly defined area. yeah. now let's map it to bundle both of those origins. that is not just about providing susan blitzer stuck jolts, but also the creation of social infrastructure. whether it's to the soup kitchens, it's not just a near property or provide in your boss technologies like had mittens and electrical over codes to reduce exposure to the quote. with all these things quite long, my next stop is at the office of architect bunkers hooked up. he's up to view that climate resilience for the pool can only be achieved by a more equitable view of city designs on with. i think one of the challenges of more than a t n model in his architecture is when you're throwing the same set of tools that or problems they tend to be obscuring the actual root cause and the other routes cause it's been real for getting that off on that killer traditions have been climate defending damage, changes in using i don't know what subjects with a default functions advises that city planners need to go back to the basics to the

indian e pulse of building with the nuclear materials that as well suited to local federal conditions on my last day of chronicling this story, i need to, that'd be a, she's been living in the tempter, the shelters for almost a month, and they get a trouble seemed big. but she has enough garden this in the heart to provide refuge towards the dining and kitchen dropped in her showing was on support. a story. reminder that e, without as was times the human spirit can be storm, resilient, human spit. it may not be enough to come back to the climate change. what is needed is community care coordination, smart use of technologies to adwords, early warning system, and is eating capacities such that they can so many people. i have met on this story that we just bought a glimpse into the lives of the oven for

a lot of those who migrates into big cities often end up working. i've been a construction sites or as we speak us in harsh weather conditions. one of the major health pets that'd be face is evolution. and the majority of these walkers are women on who these in facts are much worse. this is the place where a landfill at about 20 to hit is. it's the 2nd largest dumpsite and in the us gap are 2 new daily, more than 200000 people live alone. it's fair to meet us for the last 25 years came . i have lived and worked here as a way speaker to make some babies at the p. i used to go to work, then come home that send my child to school and do all the chose to go to excel. but for the boss here, my house hasn't been good. so piece. so i stopped going to walk as often as you give me. i used to walk 2025 days a month, but now i work late. they didn't put out the cut,

our new. what estimate with them i make about the big for people who live this close to the line. so even the ad debrief is toxic in a city that has some of the most polluted ad in the was improper waste. dispos that makes things much worse. table is bought of a group of fuck the women who have been learning about this issue. and the reasons for the has problems they're planning to reach out to the thousands of other women who do similar work. the group meets regularly with local rep as natives and conducts public hearings and social medical and environment. police whose think this is extremely important to have this kind of community level engagement because typically what happens is that, you know, people are not aware of these. they are unwillingly exposed to i live in the pollution heat, both outdoor indoor. uh, so the 1st step definitely is that, uh, you know, 15 at learners among them. and you know, some of these, our newest programs i'm aware of are also providing some individually i live in,

you know, a strategy to really add up to the situations. few people. i'm more of it of the need for the strategies been, looks on. she grew up in a family of ways because it has fullest hand experience of the health problems these by the women. things that are such as also seen in medical tests that in these b a, this is, it tells the primary function this we found that this big of the main road about 3.6 times more likely to have a voice in long conditions and stuff like um, charities will 6 times likely to have worse and long functions, ask them back to me. and because the cooking indoors and the cooking on bio biomass, fluids, or i truly high is, is equal. it looks on a and looking at the 10th and environmental action and research group have set up a quality monitoring devices across the neighborhood. this has local them and land,

they walk and daily activities they avoid working in the waste time. when the monitor flashes red on fig precautions like reading box, even outside of book, back at home, the women have taken steps to cope with mr. newton fuels. jessica or this up to the women here use bio mass jobs. but then be heard about the government program to provide for you guys to lenders. we looked into how to access the scheme of part of the v had details to do to 35 people in the calling me update and gas and interest gas bill. idea in 2020 to the was air quality to for design, debbie ford and a list of the boys 15 most when you did cities, all the air pollution affects everyone. walker in the informal sector suffered the most major in perspective, projects and construction sites, rely on loopy workers who have literally to no protection for pollution on the job . this homes at also near the construction site,

so they get little respite from the pollution. that's a good little pouring cement, always created a lot of dust and it's affecting the event into a mountain like that. we had no choice to move on to the the construction sector. workers here are also organizing. i'm returning to work and see for jobs. many large, depart in an introductory book shop, run by and n g, or to learn how to use the proper safety equipment. she says it made a difference. we will pick a not that of the model, but i took part in this training for 15 days on august. first and foremost, what safety equipment i need to protect my health is a dilemma level for you on my goal on any with the efforts of women like fema looks odd and many may be a drop in the ocean with the hope that with time the will help raise awareness and promote better working conditions for, for informally walkers, in debbie as we have seen in this episode so far, extreme temperatures are increasingly becoming

a major problem. and this and telling me that now we need more artificial cooling and heating, especially in goal spaces. the downside, so this is any sort of as envisioning, what do you think use when he consumes iraq to fossil fuels? which is done, increase is global warming unformed tribute to more extreme temperatures, unexcused weather event. so is that a cleaner way of talking this problem? let's find out. nothing required small energy worldwide in keeping house as woman providing to industry. teaching accounts for half of the global energy consumption and 72 percent. while heating comes from binding fossil fuels. long story short to limit global warming. we need to bring heating emissions down. my name is the mid sized city of about $300000.00 inhabitants. it's 6 directly on germany's biggest river. right. and you guess, right, the river plays a key role in this story. the magic is happening in the local energy

providers producing electricity. mt thing really makes a fossil fuels and cold was up until today. the region relied heavily on the most climate timing source for heating cooling. this is felix ok. he's energy manage it. energy company, mtv. the magic machine we're about to show you is his baby. this single thought land is responsible for about $6800000.00 tons of c o 2 every year. it's almost one percent of germany's annual emissions, but this is changing for the better. right now. the other thing that i'm asking me and all the details of the water flow down the run that covers manheim seating needs several times over them, even touch cold temperatures. so now it's about 6 or 7 degrees celsius, from the physics point of view and thus hits the enough heat, no ground within this deafening done is in fact

a heat pump for river by pushing through 800 meters of where the water per 2nd. it can provide heat for $3500.00 households audio rooms. so this is where the wind going to comes in and goes to the load sheet change of the event parade to but it's, it's passed the heat to the foot tubing. okay, wait a 2nd. let's take a step back. this is what happens in all those pipes. the what that seems co to us, but it's easily warm enough to turn a liquid refrigerant into graphs as this kind of upward. extremely low temperature is the gas expense, and electric pump then compresses this gas. this generates heat. this mechanism is so efficient. you can generate 3 times as much heat with the same energy as with a gas for that. it doesn't just work with river water. you get the same effect with heat from and the ground. ideally the electricity for the pump comes from renewable

entities. but even if it comes from fossil fuels, it's still more sustainable. so now we're going to see the hoops, sorry, from weather over the entire at the moment i found the launch is proportional. this is still heated with cool. only 3 percent of the heat comes from the river, but that was some change as the coal fired power station will probably be shut down by 2033. as energy efficient and sustainable, every of the heat pump is taking heat from the river means that the water is being discharged 3 degrees quarter after the process with potentially negative impacts on a larger scale. however, due to the small quantities of water being discharged, the temperature in the river only changes by less than 110000th of a degree according to m b b. but now i mentioned one of them, they were throwing all the major cities. so there was one thing to cover that tie he to month, including industrial tons such as the s s a or could extra punch the rhine that

will useful to me that might use water for, for heat pumps, for the processes. and suddenly you get to, you get an issue with another issue, all the refrigerants that can be terrible greenhouse gases. there are alternatives on the market which have less global warming potential. but some of the issues such as being easy to ignite and manufacturers tend to produce business as usual. in my name, the generated heat is distributed by district heating over and microsoft in germany, around 15 percent of all buildings and no heat in this way. and most of it could be meant by large heat pumps, cutting out cold and gas. there's still a nice but installations have started to pick up. the phones can extract energy from almost anything. yeah. waste for the sea. and even from the grounds, is it only to be shoes because it's pretty small to be used in almost any residential building like this one by 20. so the heat pumps could save as many

emissions as all costs. and you have produced a year with smaller units taking a central stage, especially as heat pumps can also turn from heating into cooling mode at a more energy efficient than classic air conditioners. but there is a catch. of course, it's the money, a particular woman, sterling office, heat pump, switching from a different hitching system is always going to be more expensive as we are now right now in 2024 heat pumps can cause 2 to 4 times small the natural gas because it's a big outlay, especially for low income families. on the other hand, long term they could save you money as heat pumps need less energy. in europe, households currently save on average $900.00 per year, and in the us $300.00. but the advantage of fossil fuel heating depends highly on. yep. energy prices is full. the recent energy price cost is when prices became unpredictable and fall the tile. on average, of course,

your electricity was around $33.00 times more expensive in gas. so you can see if you having especially heat pump getting a 300 percent full 100 percent efficiency, you might be saving some money back in the u. k, where ours is before the press cost is electricity was 5 times more expensive in gas. so you can see that, that you would really struggle to be saving some money. so if heat pumps, almost sustainable and economically viable, depends highly on your government's energy policies, whether they've favor cheap, green electricity over fossil fuels. in man, i'm the prospect of high to texas local excitement targets and states subsidies for the construction of the plans with the size if in the switch to read the heating that target is to provide almost 100 percent clean heat by 2030, the funds will cover all of that, but with one important component to eventually shut down the dirty coal power plant behind me in the near future. so might of, smaller scale did problems almost sustainable,

and can make regions more independent from fossil fuels. let's have to literally, i look beyond foss, soft i to and saturates in the country is increasingly becoming a hotspot for climate change. while nearly 300 explain that events were recorded in 2009 in 2019 over 1600 such events was recorded, which is almost a 5 for the increase in nearly a decade. last year, the country the guarded to devastating floods and the steam off to a long period of city are dropped. i'm much like into all farmers and if any are struggling as well. let's speak to one such pharma to find out more. so andrea, i'm a lend dri the floods last spring, worried disaster. his 25 heck to farm was completely submerged. he lost huge costs of his harvest of kiwis, apples and peaches, a loss of move in half a 1000000 yours. he said there's only finishing,

but the half as traffic floods are any one menace. italy is considered particularly vulnerable to climate change. in recent years, my laundry says he's grappled with drought, hailstones, tornadoes, and coal snaps. middlebrook about to put on the, on the, on the lot before i was worried about it already. and now a more or a flood, or am i up to border going early on. i cool jennings at this. i the about then to the but it's nothing for the to see pension, the then the ends of getting it isn't just climate change that played a role in the flooding. some of the reasons seem to be main. and media romania is one of italy's most fragile regions when it comes to flux and then find mainly because of use of unchecked construction in nearly vo, plains ceiling and tie a areas already proven to flooding. over 200000, take tons of land have been paved over encroaching upon forests. if you only thing

that are these 3 rivers are squeezed into ever higher and narrow banks to give space to houses, industries in agriculture, we need to reverse this approach. pretty the 6 years ago, the regional government austin ambitious, the roland consumption bill, but it was never implemented by any sense. piracy flooded areas have long be well mapped. blue lines clearly indicate when nothing should be built, but they kept being ignored. and then when i worked in the local administration, so counselors sometimes came and asked me to move the lines to allow their friends and such to be, well, this is the problem. when politics does things like that, it's not looking out for the public interest or the interest of future generations . no, to say that a simple because lives a fairly nice many of the canals and streams of amelia romani is extensive

irrigation infrastructure of us that banks meet urologist p l o h e. randy says, because it's only phase 2 years of extreme draft before maintaining the regions, waterways and river banks with no priority with one other the calls because one of the things we need to do is to restructure and we model the land for a new climate company. my case that i want, can i the we have to take charge and invest an infrastructure that can bring us towards adoption, booked out of and they'll put it. we will have to adapt thought of it, which is the name of the doctor. that's also evident in the town of mo, deanna. it's recorded over 200 land slides in may 2023. local authorities say, well, the priority is to rebuild the dissolve to shows account, simply be business as unusual request re we have to rebuild with respect for the natural landscape and terrain and the florida salma. andre, i'm a lender. he doesn't know how long he'll be able to hold out in the face of

increasingly frequent, extreme weather events. friday, all geological thought and query farmer today has become almost a brook enterprise. let me put his at all a bus here to this whole thing because usually it's going to be tied to the really tough while i media romani, i had to deal with the off the math of the floods. the question of what amplified this tragedy and what can be learned from it is growing ever now to sol menu, if you will watch actual from different spots of the was i'm come from such a way the cultures and context and yet climate change. in fact, all of us solve possibly doing more than the others, but no one is on touched. let me know how do you feel about this? i'd love to hear you can email us or do you talk to me directly on my social media handles? i will see you next week until then take care. good bye. last gosh,

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