i'm chris cobra. welcome to the program. could so in africa, be part of the solution to germany's energy woes. that is the hope of economy, mister robert harbours, as he visits 2 countries in the region, both of which are are looking toward green hydrogen production. mister hubig was in the movie on monday to support a $10000000000.00 hydrogen project from a german firm. today he landed in south africa, the worn ukraine, and the resulting loss of russia. natural gas imports has sent havoc and the german government scrambling for alternatives.

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and chris cobra, welcome to the program. could southern africa be part of the solution to germany's energy woes? that is the hope of economy mister robert harbor as he visits 2 countries in the region, both of which are looking toward green hydrogen production. mr. hubig was in the maybe on monday to support a $10000000000.00 hydrogen project from a german firm. today he landed in south africa, the wall ukraine, and the resulting loss of russian natural gas imports has sent hobbit, and the german government scrambling for alternatives. while we talk more about germany is interest in southern africa in just a moment. first, let's take a look at why green hydrogen is such a focal point. the most abundant element in the universe, hydrogen is playing an increasingly prominent role in the race to ensure a successful transition to greener energy. the most common form of hydrogen as an energy source today is grey hydrogen. but it's not really a clean alternative as it produces tons of carbon dioxide during the production process. b

i'm chris cobra. welcome to the program. india starts to flex its muscles in the global semiconductor markets, and yes, tata group will begin producing semiconductors in the country. within a few years. a move that the chairman of the group's main company said will make the south asian country a key part of global chip supply chains, top a son's chairman, not a raj on chandra, a car, and revealed that the conglomerate plans to launch new businesses in emerging fields. such as electric vehicles let's get more of this from the w correspondent, charo car to k and delhi charo to producing semiconductors and a couple of years is not going to solve the shortage now. so what is their motivation to get into chip making? well, chris, at the top, there have been rumors about this for over a year. so the top is essentially only confirmed or rumors that that answers the now part. the motivation is primarily to get into this race to develop india as a semiconductor hub of the future. now the federal government cam

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i'm chris cobra. welcome . besides a look at the electric mobility, our show will feature new robots for the kitchen and the field. the question whether genetic engineering can help save the environment and a straw around the metaphors. admittedly, there are emissions and people harmed and accidents. nevertheless, the automobile is a global success story, enabling reliable individual mobility regardless of distance, time tables or by the conditions remains a phenomenal concept. to this day karl bends us pat. motor car, in 18. 86 rang in the era of the automobile. in 1913 henry ford introduced assembly line production, the model t became the 1st affordable car for the masses. and detroit, the global heart of the auto industry, until smaller, more fuel efficient models hit the market. b fox megan bug became the best selling car in the world. toyota introduced just in time production, which is now suffering under supply chain strengths. the whole industry is in the middle of a huge overhaul. with tesla h

government has been holding one of its cobra emergency meetings this afternoon to discuss contingency plans. ministers say they cannot meet pay demands. 0ur political editor chrismusic on, hoods up, flags out. and remember your gloves and a whistle. # santa baby... nurses and social workers in the health service in northern ireland have been on strike today. including here in antrim. they cannot afford to make ends meet at this point in time, they cannot afford to feel —— fuel their car, their can't heat their home, they do need to secure a decent standard of living. 50 need to secure a decent standard of livin._ ., ., need to secure a decent standard of livini, ., ., need to secure a decent standard of livin. ., ., ., need to secure a decent standard of wm. ., ., ., living. so what move next from the government? _ living. so what move next from the government? trying _ living. so what move next from the government? trying to _ living. so what move next from the government? trying to sort - living. so what move next from the government? trying to sort things| government? trying to sort things out. is government? trying to sort things out- is this — government?

remember that chris whitty said that people should really consider what they did in the run up to christmas in order to see their families yesterday families. yesterday government held a cobraiver dowden coming out meeting saying that out of that meeting saying that ministers straining ministers would be straining every and solve every sydney to try and solve this winter of discontent. i mean, what's your view on all of that? where do you see this going? is that going to be a resolution or do you think we just need accept now that just need to accept now that this state of things in this is the state of things in britain ? i think in terms of the britain? i think in terms of the railways , i think as i said, railways, i think as i said, that result yesterday may start to see some sort of movement . to see some sort of movement. network rail probably learning, realising that they're not going to need to make huge changes before even more members of the rmt network will look to accept an offer. in terms of where we are today, though, andrew haines , the boss of network rail, this morning saying that he saw very little glimmer of any hope in terms of negotiations to a country