expensive undertaking, whether that's now oil or whether that's gas and especially with gas, and l n. g is a lot dearer, a lot more expensive. so as we're winning ourselves off, rush and gas and use more l n g at more gas from other sources, which will be more expensive. yeah, obviously we will have to, to, to, to deal with that. and it then depends on how our utility spy, the gas, when they buy it, how they buy, and then wait, when we look at it now, europe was extremely lucky that china had to ciro coverage policy, anti economy didn't really boom. so a lot of cargoes, as mister weaver said, we're die, we directed to europe where they could get better prices. but once china picks up and then this is east asian, i'm you know, place, which is china, korea, japan, which are the largest and consumers of l. n, she, once that consumption picks up, you know, you will need, europe will need to pay a lot to, to entice cargoes to come here. and what we have in store though is u. s l n g, but that's per, that is still in the permitting process. and we're still about 3 to 5 years off from that hit

s l n g. but that's perm, that is still in the permitting process and we're still about 3 to 5 years off from that hitting markets. so, you know, the gas and oil are not light switches. these are, these are these, these, these some info does. infrastructure takes time to create and it takes time to we direct that said the trade flows. so yes, in short, it will get more expensive for the european consumer, christine, to do agree with, we're quarterly, we're saying has not law about, but the european consumer about where russia will sell its gas at a counselor to europe. ah yes, and i think look that this is the difference. obviously. what discussions on the gas cap f from oil because the oil cap is very specific to russia, but the gas cap proposal is will effect on gas purchased by europe. and i think it is right to focus on n n g. and the headlines were, it was 30 focus on on piped gas, because that's coming from russia you're for, it's targeting russia. so you get to, to get headlines. but th

l. n. g's a lot, dear, are a lot more expensive. so we, as we're winning ourselves off russian gas and use more l n g at more gas from other sources, which will be more expensive. yeah, obviously we will have to, to, to, to deal with that. and it then depends on how our utility spy, the gas when they buy it, how they buy, and wait. when we look at it now, europe was extremely lucky that china had to siro covet policy, anti economy didn't really boom. so a lot of cargoes, as mr. weaver said, we're die, we directed to europe where they could get better prices. but once china picks up and then this is east asian, i'm you know, place, which is a china korea, japan which are the largest and consumers of l. n. she. once that consumption picks up, you know, you will need europe will need to pay a lot to, to entice cargoes to come here. and what we have in store though is u. s l n g. but that's perm, that is still in the permitting process and we're still about 3 to 5 years off from that hitting the market. so, you know, the gas and oil, not

i mean, you mentioned spain to start, but who else will be supplying germany's l. n g and couldn't lead to other problems of energy dependence as was the case with russia. yeah, for sure. like the gas mentioned from spain was initially imported from elsewhere, most of the l. n g that germany will be receiving through the terminal of this one and the other ones. the upcoming will be from the united states, but also upcoming from capital. and pretty much any, any supply around the world that has capacity to send to germany. that will mean prices will remain high, and there is, of course, a dependency emerging here on a, on a ship market. the germany product prior to this class is didn't have. but of course, in this situation that you can choose, this is a necessity now. and that is graded a new reality, but it's again, it's been, it's even for now. but it's a lot of money and it isn't really cold in germany right now. and there been some warning that the country is using up in ga storage too fast. is that legitimate concern? it is gold, it's even cold here in the u. k. s

it would fit for green. ellen g, you can do green, l a n g by a power to guess, and that's competed if and technically and economically feasible compared to ellen . she imports from kata. so we should definitely look and create new energy partnerships which have our values, which really can import than green energy in whatever form ah, but many molecules sell and it, and she in l. n g. so it's, it's definitely doable and be there should be the full hour break that i'm so i want break. i want to ask you before we run out of time, the approval process of the construction of this. it lasted only 10 months. that's lightspeed by german regulatory standards. it's often been said that it be nice to have this for renewable approvals for winds. turbines, for solar cells. does the set a precedent briefly if you can? no, it doesn't. a we've, we have this in vaccinations that we saw many light speed, but not in energy transition. we definitely need this for climate action to accelerate wind and solar and so on. and if you compared to corona, ah, the money we spent were co, nora corona would defini

i'm telling you, pounds very to the moroccan secret service pans airy, the former president of the n g l fight impunity. which was found to be a link between many key suspects. now faces charges for money laundering and corruption for me. you parliament vice president evan collie. was also arrested and face a similar accusations. other politicians who participated in events organized by the fight. impunity have also been investigated by the police. they include major union chief look of this and teeny, who is subsequently arrested and socialist m, e p. mark terah, bella, whose home was rated other notable european officials, were included on fight impunity. honorary list. here's how one of the board members describe the situation she found herself in. i feel extremely used. pans airy has used our names, our reputations. it's just such a betrayal. if this is now a big laundromat, which it seems to be then it's so cynical because our vital human rights work. it is something that is so badly needed in the time where we are. in total belgian police have rated 20 locations in brussels, connec

g m a n g l? i don't know. i see people he don't know about g m. i was like genetically modified fruits and vegetables. activists on the other hand, are all too aware of the threat posed to traditional african agriculture. thank you to such an ugly future, or is it all you gotta keep? but his equity herancha culture is not very complex. the phone was mainly work with simple tools and you know, the most important i spoke with an agriculture the feeds people fair. she main agriculture. yeah. he's actually interviewed them. that of course is now under threat. ah, he left with a party to party can so west africa is still not very developed as an economic heresy. therefore they see the chance to occupy this model. bmw g. m o's were banned in ivory coast until 2016, when a group of multi nationals approached the government with a deal. they promised to invest a large sum of money in agriculture, particularly rise production the goal they said to fight hunger. in return, they wanted the state to allow the research and marketing of genetically modified pla

for example, l g n t, l, g p t q. and all that, i mean, there was a pretty clear cut out a campaign in a western european countries. the very same countries, mind you the went the cutout months ago asking for gas and oil. now i wanted to ask you because the reports claim that this a former greek m. p eva kylie, she visited, cut out last month and been apparently some se, or one says that she started pushing a pro cut tardy agenda in the european parliament. you must have details on the exactly as soon as this news broke, all the journalist started trying to dig up any information they could to see what ever kylie had said about cats are, and they found plenty, for example, she said, could sorry, the front labor rights and like, you saw this is on the backdrop of everyone really not saying kind words about cuts are because of its human rights record. there were notes in that it was talking about migrant rights and gbc rights. like you said. and they said that she apparently said that they u, p. and parliament recognize

most of the tankers carrying liquefied natural gas or l n. g, a, destined for ports in the west, wealthy or european nations can afford the high prices, which have risen dramatically since the russian invasion of ukraine. and that includes the asian market at the start of 2022 gas costs, $40.00 per m m b t u, or 1000000 british thermal units. soon after the war and ukraine broke out, they had more than doubled before falling to its original level. the suspected sabotage of the north stream pipeline saw the price rise back up to over $70.00 per m. m b to you. but eventually at again returned to $40.00, which was already relatively high. as a result, ellen g tankers were no longer docking at many asian ports, leading to further and more drastic complications. ah, it was as low as $67.00 before the but before the war. and during the time of band to me now it reached to over $42.00 and more. so this has rather a created a choose pressure, 40 limited amount of foreign exchange reserves. country like bangladesh to import adequate amount off for elin

that's where the ship, the central part of the terminal will convert the delivered l. n g back to its gaseous state and the floating terminal in vill hm sullivan is connected to the natural gas network in germany, vh 26 kilometer pipeline. the pipeline cost around $150000000.00 euros and can.

it's happening via via a new l. n. g terminal. the country's 1st and courtesy of this ship, the hug esperanza lovely name. it's all happening here in films hoffen on germany's north co, north sea coast. that's where the ship, the central part of the terminal will convert the delivered l n g back to its gaseous state. and the floating terminal in village haven is connected to the natural gas network in germany via 26 kilometer pipeline. the pipeline cost around $150000000.00 euros and can deliver around 6 percent of germany's natural gas supply needed in a year. right now, just in test phase full operation is expected in january with learn more about this with me. how's standard? he's professor for energy storage and energy systems at the technical university o. t h. regensburg be held. great to have you on the show. first flows. we've had multiple milestones with this terminal, the fact it was completed. now we have a ship that's there and now we have the 1st flows going in. give us some sense of how important this actually is for

this floating facility is the centerpiece of germany's new l. n. g terminal. built in record time in the hope of ending dependency on russian gas. and adding to an existing europe wide network. the, i'm on the, we've spoken to our friends on europe's west coast, in the netherlands and belgium, about extending their terminals and carrying capacity. and france will send us gas for the 1st time. so on to leave. and that liquefied natural gas comes from all around the world, but imports from russia into europe have risen to record levels, accounting for 13 percent of the total. beyond my net whom f liquid inputs from russia to europe are increasing again to spain and france. and there are long term contracts between these countries and russia, that some is also going to belgium and the netherlands. and this gas is being sent on to germany. uses gas, we're done. alright, doggedly, fat, knock, deutschland siberian gas is being transported by see russia has been building new l n. g terminals of its own export volumes are smaller than before. but russia is earning $5.

i don't think that a single or few l n g terminals will post a problem. but currently the german government is planning a huge over capacity and let's not forget the other european countries are also planning additional projects. so you as a whole and end up with a huge number of additional energy terminals and capacities. and of course, this is going to pose a plant for climate targets. so for us, it's really crucial that we're going to limit the time this new infrastructure can be used. and that's our key point of criticism. right now we don't see those limits, at least not in line with comma talked. now german officials have said though that they intend to use these l. n. j terminals for green hydrogen in the future. do you see that it's feasible? i think there's a lot of confusion in that debate. so 1st of all, it's important to note that f s i use floating terminals like the one that was just inaugurated in the mm hm. they're not capable of using hydrogen. so this is not going to be a part for that. we're going to need other infrastructure, and we ha

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if it's half and one, yes, we started building it in july and this 1st l n g terminal is now ready to go online. to need the what, what it does is to hit me last week. the 1st l n g ship will be arriving in the port. i have been announcing this for months and for months people have looked at me just saying what this year. that'll be both. that's never going to work that up for wouldn't help loading your protein. and presumably vladimir putin thought the same does is 1st of all, but or the least it didn't, could get finished. and the next terminals are happening in lieu mean an inch data long and splitter, and i think i speak before all of us, or at least for nearly all of us in this parliament when i say thank you to all of the workers of the engineers, simple to be who work so fast to achieve this amazing project. so quickly, lena had done that and you may want to thank you for the fact that we will get through this winter well together. remember your new represent millions of citizens in our country who are just getting down to work and expressing cohesion, working hard to ensure th

n g supply solutions to customers across the globe. and to the 2 gentlemen and uses the deal, which is the 1st kind for europe will provide germany with $2000000.00 tons of l. n . g. annually. an american subsidiary company is also parts of the deal and will be responsible for delivery of that fuel. the german chancellor has welcome the agreement as berlin's been scrambling to replace report imports from russia. dr. kelly, dr again says that germany needs guitar, but though has equally important partners elsewhere to do business with. to another letter, this country will strike a deal because jeremy is in need of energy and need to diversify sources of energy and kind of provide reliable, sustainable source of energy in the meantime. but i want also to see if your long term contract in order to genetic income today is the economy. i think the country will shine in the future. but this sort of not sure this will not solve the short term issue edgy cars in germany or you're just trying to think to sign a deal with that with the with the fact that i'm jeremy is in the sooner or later they are in nice. i you can not depend on when i was at the i think it's the

n g supply solutions to customers across the globe. and to the 2 gentlemen and uses the deal, which is the 1st kind for europe will provide to germany with $2000000.00 tons of l . n. g annually. and americans of surgery, a company is also part of the deal and will be responsible for delivery of the fuel . the german chancellor has welcome the agreement. this building has been scrambling to replace impulse from russia. does lead to again said the germany needs guitar, but equally important partners elsewhere to do business with to an hour later this country will strike a deal because jeremy is in need of energy and need to diversify its sources of energy and kind of provide the reliable source of energy in the meantime, once also to secure long term contracts in order to genetic income today isn't by it's the economy and i think the country would shine in the future, but this is not short. this will not solve the short term issue as a crisis in germany, or you're just trying to think to sign a deal with that with the, with the fact that i'm jeremy is in meet sooner or later. you know, they are in nice. i you cannot depend on when the, i think it's the mature i

but european officials reserve accusations of price gouging for the use top l n g supplier. now the u. s. the fact is if you look at it soberly, the country that is most profiting from this war is the u. s, because they are selling morega and at higher prices. and because they're selling more weapons, despite all the railing against russia for being stingy with energy for europe. well, it turns out that almost half of all diesel that was ultimately supplied to europe was russian making it the blocks largest diesel supplier by a longshot. so wants to bet that despite the upcoming ban on russia diesel, that the e u has set for february. well, they might find a way to just keep importing it. speaking of which, it turns out that the share of undetermined or undisclosed buyers of russian crude has spiked considerably according to tanker tracking data. wonder who that might be . experts have also pointed out that even in the run up to next week's e u van on russian oil and the g 7 and you price cap, europe has none. the less been the top buyer of all russian fossil fuels. russian

the speaker themselves profit, some selling arms and form charging an enormous amount of money for l n g, i'm afraid it's very much of a business. i wouldn't know where the konami it's business and greed and the fact that nato is now no no longer seem to have any kind of reverse gear. and as it gets worse and worse, and the only thing it's going to break stop, stop the ross, i think ah, france and germany getting up and saying we've had enough lead let's, let's talk now and stop all the fighting and look at the russian concerns which means the, all the russians in, in the grade should remain part of russia and security arrangement, whereby of course, you can never joins nato. it's as simple as that. and i think most common sense people realize that. but you see with the extremists, the neocons and the new order liberals in america and the profits, it's very difficult to do that very difficult. and i think that's why russia may have made a mistake. oddly enough, if i were to strategist straight off the crimea, if the intelligence network had been better, they would have gone straight in a

the 1st time for europe will provide germany with 2000000 tons of l. n g annually. and american subsidy company is also part of the deal and will be responsible for delivery of the fuel. the gym and chancellor has welcome see agreement is good and has been scrambling to replace employees from russia, though to kelly got cancer against germany, needs cancer. but though has equally important partners elsewhere to do business with 2 another later, this country will strike a deal because jeremy is in need of energy and the need to diversify sources of energy and kind of provide the reliable, sustainable source of energy. in the meantime, wants also to secure long term contracts in order to genetic income. today is the economy. i think the country will sign for it in the future. but this sort of not sure this will not solve the short term issue as your project in germany. or you're just trying to think to sign a deal with that with, with the fact that i'm jeremy is in meet sooner or later. you know, they are in need. i, you cannot depend on when i think it should be matu

american l. n. g exports are 137 percent this year with the country supplying more than half of europe imports. according to the u. s. energy information administration around $35000000000.00 have bought into american coffers from the you in the 1st 9 months at 2022. that's from just a point. $3000000000.00 in the same period of last year. economic consultants, i mean, are you says the european governments are making some very poor financial decisions? well, with the, with the drop in temperatures in europe, actually, russia is always, is trying to get that household hand to europe and mitigate the financial crisis. europe is actually struggling right now, and with the, with the high prices that the american g is costs in europe. there, they should be looking for other sources of real energy. they're in the winter months. and russia is actually trying to, to give them a helping hand, i, as you know, with, with the ukraine, russian, the crisis, 2022 european governments. these not actually think about

so how sustainable is it for europe to, to keep buying this american l n. g given the fact that they, they spent, i think that's 5000000000 dollars this year on impulse of american and g. how long can they keep that up for? why i don't think it's gonna, i mean it's financially speaking. it doesn't make sense, especially with the, with the, as i said, the, with the financial crisis and the they can amik the issue that you're struggling with. and it's probably going to be struggling with within the next day when the international energy agency has suggested that renewables on heat pumps codes of set some of the problem at least. how effective do you think they are? and do you think you should switch to green energy sooner or is it just no competition compared to fossil fuels? i mean, countries are trying to switch chagrin and early, but this is going to take years and years because after the corporate crisis, the elements that actually made like energy materials such as though there is a need for mining, there's a need for, for elements that actually make, for

40 years long debates of the creation energy community whether we need or whether we dont need the l n g terminal. so we decided, yes, we needed to be got to co financing from the european union that as was done by the creation government. and the small portion was paid by our gas company and our electron jetting company. now we have a terminal with 2900000 cubic meters on the island of kirk making croatia. a regional energy up. what i'm doing now is actually investing into the extension of the capacities of the cell and your terminal to 6 point one, b. c. m's and that opens up the possibility for both had to go in the force, lavinia for hungary, even force. sure. there is an interest from austria and germany to actually build up your pipelines and use the gracious island of kirk terminals for wider usage. for this part of europe, of the energy, the energy gas has basically now been predominant in croatia, is i think over 70 percent now. but where is it coming from? who's supplying of, from various countries? it's coming from from everywhere it's coming from algeria is coming from katara

it'll convert l n g back into gas before pumping it into germany. braving a stiff north sea breeze. german chancellor, olaf schoultz, welcomed a new era of guest supplies to germany. i didn't hear you very good. and if i come to germany, we are very happy for you to the terminal at phil helms haven is to be the 1st of a series of gas input facilities, part of a drive by the german government to wean itself off russian supplies and prevent an energy crunch the project was conceived, approved and executed with a speed previously unknown in germany. i said us because i thought when we said that, for example, such a terminal should be built here in villa m. soften within the year. many said, that's not possible that will never succeed. and the opposite is true. husky, as far as the mass news, cruise angled for a sound bite, sholtes announced that germany was changing up a year. thus this, yes, this is now the new german speed with which we're moving infrastructure forward and it should be a role model, not only for this plant, but for many, many more. some critics say that germany is simply pr

the infrastructure that will allow the processing of the fuel to take place. germany is counting on l. n. g as an alternative to the natural gas and used to receive via pipeline from russia. with the ship's name hug, esperanza alludes to hope this ellen g floating terminal is expected to supply 6 per cent of jo.

and built l. n. g terminals at home. he even extended nuclear and coal power generation, although the government's green element prevented them from going as far as the opposition wanted. our business when it comes to nuclear and renewable energy, he stayed way behind germany's capabilities. the government also spent $200000000000.00 euros to protect german customers and companies from price rises. the ukraine war also meant germany had to decide what to do to help that we will deliver 5000 how mr. ukraine. and even though he later dramatically expanded this, many remained critical of sorts. his efforts just kind, there is no german lead european coordinated support for ukraine, for example, with battle tanks and infantry fighting vehicles. on a major problem, the german armed forces didn't have much to give away. in that same speech, swords authorized a $100000000000.00 euro special budget for the armed forces. none of those things were on the agenda when salts was elected. he and his partners came to office with a raft

the floating terminal will receive l. n. g imports converting the liquid back into gas for german pipelines. and now it's time to check in with the word on wall street guns court is there for us as always, in consumer confidence. is the word today lifting the markets, what can you tell us? yeah, i mean, the consumer confidence to reach the highest level in 8 months and what is making people happy as lower gas prices. so if you compare it to earlier, the summer americans pay on the national average about $2.00 less per gallon of fuel than they paid in a june. and then on top of it, we also see it's still pretty strong. a labor market, the lowest unemployment rate still almost at a 50 year low. so all of that combined actually led to this jump in a consumer confidence in the past month. ok, but the big question on everyone's lips, as of course, has to be, is this enough to give us some optimism to the american economy going into the new year? daniel, at least, is a glimmer of hope looking ahead to but clearly, i mean all the eff