away from petroleum and throws down the gauntlet to other car makers to go electric. data is stephen beardsley is at the factory gates. he joins me now. stephen tesla, the biggest name and electric vehicles by germany also has a lot of more traditional carmakers like volkswagen that are getting very serious about electro mobility. what will this factory mean for competition? with chelsea tesla built this factory here. this massive production hall you see behind me for the same reason that volkswagen or audi or b m w builds in markets where it's selling. that's for example, in the u. s. or in china. it's basically a better investment of their capital to serve those markets. now the model wise that are going to be built here, we're coming from places like shanghai from a car factory in california. now that can be built here that could be sold in this market. that's a massive cost reduction for tulsa. it allows them to be here in europe where they see a growing growing market. now you mentioned some of the competitors volkswagen out . they are really kicking up their efforts with ease volkswagen,

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come up next is business with stephen beardsley. stay tuned for that. i'm anthony held in berlin for me and the team here. they'll be more headlines of the top of the next hour statute. ah. people in trucks injured when trying to flee the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away. warner families played on the syrian for these correct? only thing is with people seen screen dreams around 200 people for something around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. yes. why? because no one should have to flee. make up your own mind. d. w. made for mines. ah, ah, ah, the u. s. and u. k announced new sanctions against russian oligarchs, with a hopes of upping the pressure on vladimir putin and his inner circle. will look at the names that stand out, confiscating those big ticket assets. especially yachts is not always smooth sailing. just ask law enforcement in germany and could sanctions get even tighter. some country say it's time to target rushes, oil and gas exports, but not all allies agree. welcome to the show. i'm seeing f

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now stephen beardsley, my colleague here at d. w. fitness trends me now in the studio to discuss some of these implications. so stephen, this is being really peg as a way to get russian energy out of the next look at our be able to step in and fill that gap. yeah, it's not going to do it alone. right. i mean, we think about how much of germany is gas comes from russia. we've, it's 55 percent of all gas uses, coming from russia alone, via pipeline. what we're talking about is l n g that has to be transported by ships . and it's best if there are specific terminals in your country until then the energy is going to have to come into the you network and it was hard to get into germany. so it's complex and it's a long way of saying that, no, this isn't going to be a solution, but the same time germany knows that it has to find a solution. the biggest threat, the best concern is that russia turns off the gas immediately on its own. but then in the long term, of course, there has to be something that, that gets to that point where you can

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database businesses, stephen beardsley has been speaking to siemens energy chairman joe casey. thank you for joining us. you're obviously very tied into the european and german business senior, very well connected with a lot of these leaders. what are you hearing from them right now? how great a rupture is this for the european in german business community at the moment because of this war? you know, people are very worried about the development. i think nobody would have guessed the magnitude of the attack that the, you know, go for the whole country. but other than these 2 provinces, which would potentially why at least expected in the business community, but more contained as it is today. so as, as a lot of a lot of worry about what this will all be and how it's going to end, i think it's too early to tell what it will mean for the business in the long term . obviously. so people are quite worried. they are looking into that asset base, look into the financing matters. they of course, are all clear about what they think about the attack. and i think you know, most of the wes

database businesses, stephen beardsley has been speaking to siemens energy chairman, jo, case. thank you for joining us. you're obviously very tied into the european and german business senior very well connected with a lot of these leaders. what are you hearing from them right now? how great a rupture is this for the european in german business community at the moment because of this war? you know, people are very worried about the development. i think nobody would have guessed the magnitude of the attack that, you know, go for the whole country. rather than these 2 provinces, which would potentially widely expected in the business community, but more contained as it is today. so as, as a lot of a lot of worry about what the pseudo all be and how it's going to end. i think it's too early to tell what it will mean for the business in the long term . obviously. so people are quite worried. they are looking into that asset base, look into the financing matters. they of course, are all clear about what they think about the attack. and i think you know, most of the west opinion in

database businesses, stephen beardsley has been speaking to siemens energy chairman, jo, case. thank you for joining us. you're obviously very tied into the european and german business senior, very well connected with a lot of these leaders. what are you hearing from them right now? how great a rupture is this for the european in german business community at the moment because of this war? you know, people are very worried about the development. i think nobody would have guessed the magnitude of the attack that, you know, go for the whole country rather than these 2 provinces, which would potentially y, at least expected in the business community. but more contained as it is today. so as, as a lot of a lot of worry about what the pseudo all be and how it's going to end. i think it's too early to tell what it will mean for the business in the long term . obviously. so people are quite worried, they are looking into that asset base, look into the financing matters. they of course, are all clear about what they think about the attack. and i think you know, most of the west opinio

database businesses, stephen beardsley has been speaking to siemens energy chairman joe casey, thank you for joining us. you're obviously very tied into the european and german business senior, very well connected with a lot of these leaders. what are you hearing from them right now? how great a rupture is this for the european german business community at the moment because of this war? you know, people are very worried about the development. i think nobody would have guessed the magnitude of the attack that, you know, go for the whole country. but other than these 2 provinces, which would potentially wyatt the us, expect it in the business community. but more contained as it is today. so as, as a lot of a lot of worry about what the pseudo all be and how it's going to end. i think it's too early to tell what it will mean for the business in the long term . obviously. so people are quite worried, they are looking into that asset base, look into the financing matters. they of course, are all clear about what they think about the attack. and i think you know, most of the western opini

database businesses, stephen beardsley has been speaking to siemens energy chairman joe casey. thank you for joining us. you're obviously very tied in to the european and german business senior, very well connected with a lot of these leaders. what are you hearing from them right now? how great a rupture is this for the european in german business community at the moment because of this war? you know, people are very worried about the development. i think nobody would have guessed the magnitude of the attack that, you know, go for the whole country. but other than these 2 provinces, which would potentially why at least expected in the business community, but more contained as it is today. so as, as a lot of a lot of worry about what this will all be and how it's going to end, i think it's too early to tell what it will mean for the business in the long term . obviously. so people are quite worried. they are looking into that asset base, look into the financing matters. they of course, are all clear about what they think about the attack. and i think you know, most of the west o

database businesses, stephen beardsley has been speaking to siemens energy chairman, jo, case. thank you for joining us. you're obviously very tied into the european and german business senior very well connected with a lot of these leaders. what are you hearing from them right now? how great a rupture is this for the european in german business community at the moment because of this war? you know, people are very worried about the development. i think nobody would have guessed the magnitude of the attack that, you know, go for the whole country. rather than these 2 provinces, which was potentially why the us expect it in the business community, but more contained as it is today. so as, as a lot of a lot of worry about what this will all be and how it's going to end, i think it's too early to tell what it will mean for the business in the long term . obviously. so people are quite worried. they are looking into that asset base, look into the financing matters. they of course, are all clear about what they think about the attack. and i think, you know, most of the west opinion

database businesses. stephen beardsley has been speaking to siemens energy chairman joe casey. thank you for joining us. you're obviously very tied into the european and german business senior very well connected with a lot of these leaders. what are you hearing from them right now? how great a rupture is this for the european german business community at the moment because of this war? you know, people are very worried about the development. i think nobody would have guessed the magnitude of the attack that, you know, go for the whole country rather than these 2 provinces, which would potentially wyatt the us expect it in the business community, but more contained as it is today. so as, as a lot of a lot of worry about what the pseudo all be and how it's going to end. i think it's too early to tell what it will mean for the business in the long term . obviously. so people are quite worried. they're looking into that asset base, look into the financing matters. they of course, are all clear about what they think about the attack. and i think you know, most of them west opinion

and telecoms equipment central im here in the studio now for more is steven and beardsley from the business. hi, stephen of rubel, its plummeting. does that mean that western sanctions are already having an effect response of the sanctions? we could say, right? we know that people don't want to be tied to a currency that's going to be incredibly limited, and that's going to be the case of the ruble. and so wants that currency starts being traded in such a heavy way then that the values it and then people want to get rid of even more they do that. and so that precipitates the fall, the thing is, we haven't even seen the full exposure perhaps because trading has actually been sort of limited today. so it has been a historic drop, but it could have been even worse. we have seen capital controls come into place. we have seen these efforts to try and prop up create demand for the rubel. but the, i mean, the fact of the matter is these. this is an unprecedented level of sanctions. we've seen, we've never seen something like this for an economy as large as russia. the 11th largest economy in the world. sure, i

sandra im here in the studio now for more is steven and beardsley from helping you with fitness. hi stephen of rubel, its plummeting. does that mean that western sanctions are already having an effect? a response to the sanctions? we could say, right. we know that people don't want to be tied to a currency that's going to be incredibly limited, and that's going to be the case of the rubel. and so once that currency starts being traded in such a heavy way, then that the values it and then people want to get rid of even more they do that. and so that precipitates the fall, the thing is, we haven't even seen the full exposure perhaps because trading has actually been sort of limited today. so it has been a historic drop. it could have been even worse. we have seen capital controls come into place. we have seen these efforts to try and propped create demand for the rubel. but the, i mean, the fact of the matter is these. this is an unprecedented level of sanctions. we've seen, we've never seen something like this for an economy as large as russia. the 11th largest economy in the world. sure, it