and our guest is aleksein, director of the department for nuclear energy of the ministry of energy off belarus. alexey pavlovich well, we have already talked a little about alternative energy sources, do we understand you correctly that green energy in our latitudes is a useless thing. well, not completely useless. here you need to always study all the factors. yes, if, uh, first of all, we are talking about, uh, some remote places, yes, which are difficult to bring the power grid, yes, and we do not use it so often, then there, uh, it will naturally be cheaper to use there, for example, solar panels, there or something else, but

term aleksey pavlovich director of the nuclear energy department of the ministry of energy of the republicy we will talk about the development of nuclear energy, about our nuclear power plant, the implementation of our nuclear program. hello, on the air, the program, say, do not be silent, studios victoria popova and svetlana smolonskaya. and today our guest is alexey derbin. good afternoon alexey pavlovich good afternoon today we will talk about the first belarusian nuclear power plant in such depth. as far as it is possible in the format of our programs. and let's first find out at what stage of launching the second power unit, we are now. today we are at the stage of energy launch. it is coming to an end and the experience for industrial operation is coming. this is the next stage. uh, within this stage. we have reached the minimum controllable level of power and reactor. it's 1%, e afterwards. we increased this capacity to 40% on the thirteenth of may. we are connected to the network. that is , the turbine generator has already started working with the turbine and began to produce kilo

on the air say again, do not be silent, and the director of the nuclear energy department of the ministrygy of the republic of belarus, aleksey pavlovich, is our guest, we can talk a little about alternative energy sources, do we understand you correctly that green energy in our latitudes is a useless thing. well, not completely useless. uh, here you have to always study all factors. yes, if, uh, first of all, we are talking about, uh, some remote uh places, yes, which are difficult to supply electricity, yes, and we do not use it so often, then there, uh, it will naturally be cheaper to use there, for example, solar panels, there or something else, but in general. eh, definitely. it's uh this kind of generation sources. it must be present in the energy balance. we have it here , it just has to be observed. the share , taking into account all factors, including environmental ones, because, uh, if it seems to everyone that, let’s say, windmills, this is absolutely safe. well, it's not entirely safe. at least because of the noise that they generate, you and i may not hear like this, but in

nuclear supervision was created , that is, it is the department of electricity within the framework of the ministry of emergency situations, which today is located and our department within the ministry of energyh deal directly with issues related to the development of electricity, nuclear energy, the construction of stations and so on obviously i had to check all these. uh, yes, yes, we have regular missions. we regularly report, and in general we have positive feedback well. and if we talk about numbers and about some periods. how much more time will it take to bring the station to normal operation ? the station must operate in the normal mode upon completion of the pilot commercial operation. then, uh, such an important stage, here it is in operation and the commissioned unit should work well in normal mode, and if the experience is in industrial operation, how long will it last? experience on industrial operation is a little less than 100 days, somewhere . so, approximately, now let's talk, probably, about the most important thing that excites all our viewers. why is the bb 1200 the very nuclear reactor that we have installed is considered the safest in the world. well, we have two such re

of a full-scale war. the us department of energy recorded at least 13 cases of russian nuclear aggression in ukraine. please tell me why recently russian propaganda so often uses the topic of the nuclear threat. nothing new for me. to be honest, for the past 9 years, they have always been making jokes about the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, because it was one of the best examples in which the americans and ukrainians cooperated on the modernization of the nuclear plant, westing house was located there, and they were preparing modernization in order to use a different type of nuclear fuel for this plant and for ukraine , so that we would not be dependent on the supply of the russian variant of nuclear fuel, and therefore they paid a lot of attention to zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant they are here also at the same time they would like to raise the level of fear among the americans or western partners about a possible nuclear explosion or is it was there a station, or was it the use of a nuclear nucleus, and everyone already understood that it was extremely , well, almost unbelievable that it happ

sarah nelson, director of defense programs, office of experimental services, national nuclear security administration, department of energyshe's played a leading role in overseeing scientists who, for the first time in history, produced ar fusion reaction that produced more energy than it required, a breakthrough with number implications for abundant clean energy and national defense. when handwritten eppsed and -- handwritten esed and explained, harnessed, it will produce energy without radioactive waste or greenhouse gasses. she started as an intern, and she has said it was tremendously influential experience for me, but i had no idea that i would be sitting in this chair 20 years later when a scientific break-through would be accomplished. if we're able to use this technology someday to enable clean energy, it would be a game changer. is she right on that. mr. president, we can don't the proper role and size of our government, but i hope we can all agree we want the best and brightest to serve. these individuals and their fellow honorees represent the best of our federal workforce. but we should be grateful for all pub

of germany just last week shut down the last three nuclear plants. i know it's kind of a controversial decision, but was it tough to get department of energy on board with this? >>. >> well, this is a whole new nuclear application that's coming out these advanced small modular reactors will be the future of safe, reliable base load power one of the challenges you can see happening in the country right now from california, even texas, up and count east coast is we're starting to have times of day where you're starting to have power outages that's because we've taken out base load power and replaced it primarily with wind and solar. we're big advocates of wind and solar and we use a lot of wind and solar, but we need 24/7 reliable power power needs to be sustainable, reliable and affordable. and that's where we think new nuclear fits this is an inherently safer technology than what you're used to seeing and in the utility sector, nuclear is based on light water reactors and you're thinking of large one gigawatt unit it's an 80-megawatt that generates enough power and steam for us we'll put four small modules together at the site and we'll take the site to

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appointed to the addition by nuclear waste policy at the doe's office of nuclear energy as a non-binary gender fluid person. brinton had departed the agency in december. no word on a court date for the latest case as we get information i promised to bring it to. back to you. >> we appreciate it. i have to bring out my woke dictionary to keep up with you. thank you for the report. >>> we turn now to another festering crisis from the democratic party. that is the health. pennsylvania senator john fetterman is in hot water today. why? they doctored his quotes to make them sound coherent on tuesday win he was not. his office admitted this official excerpt from a recent hearing. quote, shouldn't you have a working requirement after we bail out your bank? republicans seam to be more preoccupied with snap requirements for hungry people than protecting taxpayers that have to bail out these banks. compare that to what he actually said. >> shouldn't you have a working requirement after we have billions in your bank? they seem preoccupied with snap and the requirements that works for hungry people, but not about protecting the taxpayers t

position that oversees nuclear waste policy at the dewees office of nuclear energy as a nonbinary gender fluid person, brinton had departed the agency in december. >> no word on a court date for this latest case. as we get information, i promised to bring it to you. but for now, back to you. kevin , we appreciate it. >> i got to pull out my woke dictionary to keep up with you, but thank you for that report. we appreciate it. anyway, we turn now to another festering crisis from the democratic party, and that is their health. look at pennsylvania senator john fetterman, staff there in hot water today, why they doctored his quotes to make him sound coherent on tuesday when he was not. and his office submitted this official excerpt from a recent hearing. quote, shouldn't you have a working requirement after we bail out your bank? republicans seem to be more preoccupied with snap requirements for hungry people. and protecting taxpayers that have to bail out these banks. compare that to what he actually said. >> shouldn't we have a working requirement of three clear billions in your bank? because they seem preoccupied when the

college of every young person in the us , tucker recently found out that the us is not only funding biolabs in ukraine, but also store nuclear technology in the country. after the us department of energynologies at the zaporizhzhya npp, i asked myself a question. what exactly is meant by this concept american secret nuclear technology. perhaps they are not designed to produce energy. no one in the media will ask this question, but if they are in the center of ukraine in the middle of a war zone, then it is reasonable to assume that sensitive nuclear technology is for military use in other words. these are nuclear weapons. what else could it be? biden's lies also nord stream sabotage exposed declared that joe's administration risked being the most ridiculous us lie of the year in one of the latest programs compared the lust for power of the democrats to truffle-hunting pigs called for an investigation into the president's son hunter in six and a half years his weekly talk show has become the most watched on fox news and, therefore, the channel has to pay for tucker's departure with a rating of sudden news that collapsed shares. fox news is 5.4% unsubscribed by americans en masse. he ha

nuclear waste policy at the energy department. he left the agency last december. california democratic senator dianne feinstein reportedly contracted encephalitis, a swelling of the brain while battling shingles. the spokesman says the encephalitis has been resolved but the senator is still feeling the effects of ramsay hunt syndrome. another complication from shingles. she returned to the capitol last week after a two month absence. the "new york times" reports tonight virtually all of those with whom she has come in contact believes she is not ready to return and is struggling to function. many of her democratic colleagues have urged her to resign. up next, as mentioned, retired general jack keane on the war in ukraine and the increasing tensions with china. later, cleaning up the mess from the homelessness crisis in southern california. ♪ big cities, to small towns, and on main streets across the us, you'll find pnc bank. helping businesses both large and small, communities and the people who live and work there grow and thrive. we're proud to call these places home too. they're where we put down roots, and where together, we work to help move everyone's finan

department of energy. i doubt that oak ridge is exporting anything to china. we have controls around nuclearnuclear related items going to china,. . secretary, we can get chris burke right. we get to testify before congress. this will be great. there are many researchers that oak ridge ties back in china. these people are loyal folks. there good folks. what is being done to protect these researchers and families from chinese communist influence? from what i understand, people will get approached, not necessarily at oak ridge and say you got family back here? and they will disappear, which is within the possibility of communist china. is there something to be done about that, is there something we can do? what's think you for your question. >> i will have to take that back because i do not know the details of that program. i would be happy to take that back. >> not used the usual. i realize this is the 435th most powerful member of congress. i am the top of the list. >> can i respond on the balloon? i have an opportunity to mention we detected, track to the balloon, president ordered it be ta

director of the nuclear energy department of the ministry of energy of the republic of belarus today we will talk about the development of nuclear energy at our nuclear power plant and the implementation of our nuclear program. hello, on the air, the program, say, do not be silent, studios victoria popova and svetlana smolonskaya. and today our guest is alexei turf. good afternoon alexey pavlovich good afternoon today we will talk about the first belarusian nuclear power plant in such depth. as far as it is possible in the format of our program. and let's first find out at what stage of launching the second power unit, we are now. today we are at the energy launch stage. it is coming to an end and the experience for industrial operation is coming. this is the next stage. uh, within this stage. we have reached the minimum controllable level of power and reactors. it's 1%, e afterwards. we increased this capacity to 40% and the thirteenth of may. we are connected to the network. that is , the turbine generator has already started to work with the turbine and began to produce kilowatts i