mapped out shows the geopolitical reality beyond the board is what makes things the way they are mapped out, navigating a changing world. now on youtube, the, is this the kind of call you would buy. opal is counting on it. reports of experience to for us tons, just how long does traditional gem and also make us has been around one more time after losing money for 19 years straight. april was in crisis, then the com. i could go see it's not taken guess and is now timing of profits in the future. it will only produce electric vehicles. will that look? 10 or pro, make that tons for mation to 100 percent, be comp for 0. so let's check it out. also in this week, the addition of made is saudi arabia really guessing out of the oil business, how pool will climate change make us and little miss chance to bulk upload that

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a profit again in 2018. that's also because they, i know a subsidiary of dances and can benefit from use energies a visit to the company, use museum collections from all the left hand for you. oh, pool kept nearly every part of the manufacturing process from the in its own hands, including research and experiments like this res call with rocket propulsion from 9 to 9 to 28. then they're all best sellers. like there's 2000000, all pick up your 10 with real gold plated trim and the doctor's com. so can we go for a spin and that's all about to show you what the full, the doctors call for months and everything's on. yeah, i would really like to see that you can crank it up if you want. okay, let's try but it has to be done by hand. one more time. the carry off

the name of the car came about because at around 1909, it was popular with the doctors who drove it to pay house calls to their patients. if a top speed is between 50 and 650, let me doesn't. our bed was quite fast for 1900 and not opal to carried out. many experiments with electric vehicles like this twin concept called dating from 1992. it has to propulsion modules. one us electric. the other is a combustion engine, which can be attached to the re off the car, depending on what's needed. but e cars didn't really take off back them. that's changed. they're charging stations now and a proper e. com. ok? that's p o pulse, hold some $90000.00 electric vehicles, all pets restructuring,

also man producing it's about phones and becoming a subsidiary of lantus, which also includes the brands and diesel. it's the roles. 4th, lots, as all jamaica with 14 brands and it's 9 up. and now the c o is planning to switch production internally to e cause which will run on green energy will leave you with the, with the industry and achieve carbone nets 0 by 2038. we pay a visit to another open factory and i as enough german to support the e mobility switch to launches, sense to invest in the planned and all of the brands that you own off of 50000000000 euros over the next decade. the purposes of costs for creates synergies that can be used between the brands. while at the same

time, giving all the possibilities to the brands to make it cause that sewage is what they want to do with the old books. it's cause on these cuts, and then each model gets its own design. this plant is already using the salon to is a partner and drawn centers, including 2 batteries, factories, one in france, and another, and prepare ration in germany, which will one day supply batteries to $1200000.00 e cars a year. we shaft battery technology. we share certain structural elements, but then it is very important that we convey to all customers. the tradition is to them and driving values which means robots are driving the position a robust road holding direct steering. and all of this is possible to create while still maintaining for some years now, all poll has overt veteran t for repair and replacement of everything. batteries and that electric vehicles

use batteries are returned to dispatch. where are you refurbishments center, where they are, we pad and return to so do all post designers still have room for input? i'm meeting with outputs, chief design of florian ties. nice to meet you. we are kind of in the most secret area of the old poll. why do i have to work secretly here? yeah, so welcome from i. so that, 1st of all, um, well, it's obviously what we are doing here is for the next 10 up to 15 years from now. i really don't want to show the rest of the woods, everything we're doing. so it needs to stay kind of secret. but let's be able to show you in a 2nd. we got the concept cost to show a bit of knowledge. look where we want to go. this, if you want as the concept car has the signature sound in id or they are planning to incorporate into new models,

recorded painted lives, you can create your own whole look and fee of trust with lives. the vx period mental concept cars are 1st made out of modeling material. i'm going to try my hand on shaping defender the can just try to try. okay. all right, that's why you all look so, so you can start. so you can start is i'm going to, i destroyed and on. and these are the 1st models inspired by the concept called the s u v. grant. and indeed by 2028 all plants. we have gone full electric. the

funding for this, which has already been secured, that's one of the benefits of being is to non to subsidiary. one of the roles most profitable comic has this asked right. electric is listed for $42000.00 bureaus. now it's up to the customers to decide whether to get on board $1600000000.00 cost buses and trucks are expected to be looking up all roads worldwide by 20, such as not even one tenths of them will be pilot electrically. they will still need huge quantities of oil. that's good business for oil producing countries like saudi arabia, even if that came to present a green image to the world. the world's largest oil exporter saudi arabia. the kingdom is looking to massively expand its green energy production to help diversified economy and reduce dependency on oil.

it could be a huge step in the world's quest to hold climate change. but is saudi arabia really quitting oil, the this a co city items to be completely carbon neutral needs. and that famous the line wants to have 9000000 people in a 170 kilometer long strip of skyscrapers towering 500 meters above sea level. and that's just one small part of a much bigger plan called neil. no roads, no cost 0 emissions and run completely on renewable energy. this is the glitzy face of saudi arabia's vision 2030 and ambitious roadmap to move the world's largest oil pal away from fossil fuels. the world news me on because the world news change. it all sounds great on paper, but this skepticism about where the saudi arabia can actually pull it all,

you know, the saudis have been making a lot of wildly over ambitious goals. the country's wealth is built on its massive oil reserves which a distributed but national oil company. a remco ramco is now 98 percent savvy, owned and valued at about to trillion dollars. they posted a wrinkled profit of $161000000000.00 in 2022. and this war chest is now driving the kingdoms vision 2030. it's a plan that sounds as ambitious as it is paradoxical. a country built on oil once to move away from royal the one the so i the real i mr. definitely can help you sir. the little so here the sleep for you have a she is a team to sack, to rule the crown prince mohammed been so mine is the face of vision 2030 the saudis wants to get 50 percent of the energy from renewable sources by the end of

the decade currently, the pallet by 99 percent fossil fuels the. this is jim crane, who specializes in energy g. i, politics, international organizations we, i am as the world bank, et cetera, has been urging the saudis to diversify their economies for a long time. finally, those warnings have been taking hold. the initial target about $54.00 gigawatts of renewable energy capacity. sadie recently said the sitting at just 2.8 gigawatts, while the is about 21 to 24 gigawatts on the development. this is karim l. g and the climate consultant based in london, whose focus is on the middle east. i'm not a bad thing man, but if you'd ultimately, whether a 50 percent target can be issued, i would say that looks very difficult. mohammad been so ma, never the less appears to be giving it a very decent crack to success. as sadie rule could be judged on this green energy

hill and the saudis are indeed talking a big game kind of change. that's really the better place that we found. we have to do so full amount and you have to do it. but here's the thing. irrespective of this green vision, saudi arabia isn't exactly putting a cost to quit fossil fuels. it's quite the opposite. it's still plans to pump out as much oil as is humanly possible and fillets cough as to the brim. in fact, the saudi arabia also wants to increase natural gas production by 50 percent, and it's actively searching for new markets to explore it's fossil fuels. the salaries have, has been, you know, not just diversifying, but they're also doubling down on, on oil as well. i mean, they've been buying a lot of refining capacity in developing countries. that targets live mainly in asia and africa,

and investigation involving britons. channels poll recently found that the saudis was aiming to us additionally brazen oil demand in developing nations for cheap cause supersonic commercial aviation and floating power plants at the club, $28.00 world climate conference. saudi arabia claimed that carbon emissions from fossil fuels and not a problem if they can be recycled all store. it argues the problem is emissions and small bills. and if we manage the carbon in a way, um by you recycling it, using of the, alternately capturing and storing it, that would be no problem with the with, with, with having some emissions. there's just one tiny problem. the tech to do that isn't anywhere near advanced enough skeptic site. it's merely a destruction by fossil fuel producing nations. and we'll finally investment away from annual energy kareem. and again, the estimates that the tech, if it works at all, would be available at scale and to potentially 2040. i think 2040 is too far. we

don't have enough time accepted that i can see what was interesting approach that we shouldn't be weighted to one technology and in an hour drive towards the composition. but to depend on the technology that isn't available until 2040 at scale is a great risk. so while saudi arabia matches on into its brave new green energy, well, that's still looking to convince developing countries to take the oil and persuade the world's leaders that manage in common is the solution to the climate crisis. so the plan is on track around code predicts boil demand will actually increase to $105000000.00 barrels per day in 2025. a role that talk about flooding, climate change in building a better welding. splashy promo videos, disarray the unlimited hasn't changed that spawns putting oil just isn't a consideration. instead, they'll just sell it elsewhere while cleaning up their own energy system to make the world's carbon reduction targets. it's

a win win for saudi arabia. and if the kingdom pulls it off, it could be in a more powerful and lucrative position than ever the full how do you beat the heat when it gets really hot? splashed yourself with water. eat ice cream. 10 on a find. some effects of labor will make a hodges to come back, that'd be less food to eat. climate change will make us poor to how can not be the more and more son, more and more heat, climate changes indicating during the health of hundreds of thousands. it will also mean less income by mid century. we will earn significantly less than we would without the climate crisis. how high the cost to be, to about 2050. we see that the world economy is going to be projected to the

decline in income of 19 percent. take india, for example. economically it stands to lose with climate change, heat and drought, or damaging agriculture, and to bring in the harvest when temperatures are so hot. and so what did you get associates? i know a fight view and nearly 40 degrees celsius. yes, i police doing being caught us off the floor. it's not, it's really not possible to move on own towards the end drought. these consequences of climate change also threaten many african countries. the economic impact is enormous. later productivity and crow, it's if it's the, be sure to clear the responses to temperatures when particular they that productivity declines. high temperatures around $20.00 to $30.00 degrees. and of course, global warming is causing the greatest damage where it's already hot. today, in the middle of the century,

the region south of the equator will generate significantly less income then they would have without the climate crisis. which brings us back to india, the population there will lose 22 percent of its 2050 income by the middle of the century. although a few will benefits. manufacturers of air conditioning systems are experiencing the booth with major social consequences. however, the, because as it gets hotter the need for air conditioning multiplies and more and more households can afford them. the problem, the high power consumption using g o, the excessive d martin and going use and then subsequently used to be based on those last one. so far, however, most electricity in india has been generated from coal. it's enormous emissions are again driving global warming. it's a vicious circle. what to do?

many are pinning their hopes on the technical progress. of course, we need to use the model for this, which can really be the one of the warranty mon compared to the guy. and he's going to introduce you to monitor the media in the as adopted the national action plan. among other things, buildings are to be modified so that they heat up less quickly and new building should be oriented according to old models. india also wants to expand renewable energy. however, this is happening far too slowly. problems for the whole world and the next generation because the climate crisis will not be ending in the middle of a century. quite the opposite. the power of the website is much more of damages. the range of 20 percent was a,

a tiny little things and not as much logic doctors on the range of 50 percent. if you weren't convinced before climate researchers can now prove it, switch to a c o 2 neutral economy is expensive, but it's worth it to avoid even greater losses of income. this digitalization play a role in your everyday life. meet some young asian women who have made that profession and enjoy a free and independent lives as blog as game is a software development. today we introduce blogger and influence us, and they ha, decide from to not india. the one of the biggest moments i would say was when i got to these adults kids

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