you can see the profits to be made by looking at edf�*s business partner, centrica.it's charging has already doubled in the past year. it's helped centrica's overall profits rise five—fold over the same period. both companies say nuclear is a long—term investment and that profits should not be assessed on a short—term basis. the nuclear industry is doing very well at the moment. we don't know from exactly what contracts they've entered into. we would certainly expect that the nuclear generators are making much higher profits than they would do normally. it's really as simple as that. it's a similar story with wind farms. modern wind farms can make a megawatt hour of electricity for less than £50. but you can currently sell that megawatt hour for many times that price on the open market, so there are extraordinary profits to be made. the government says it's looking at ways to "decouple" electricity prices from the price of gas. but there's no quick fix, even though we're all paying so much. we've made some estimates of how much the revenues in the electricity sector

edf is still struggling to finish a reactor in france delayed by more than ten years. hinkley point, thatis situation at hinkley point, that is still behind schedule, and also, at an increased cost of half £1 billion. these are significant delays and significant delays and significant costs. in significant delays and significant costs. in glebe point didn't _ significant costs. in glebe point didn't start - significant costs. in glebe - point didn't start construction ultimately despite it being something that government have been talking about for a long time, didn't get its final agreement until almost at the very end of 2016, so delays to starting construction mean it will come in later than people might have anticipated some years ago, but that is not because of construction. that is because of decisions that need to be made in terms of planning and approval. what we saw yesterday and some of the statements that were made yesterday have been made over the last two months by the government in the uk is about getting on with it, about getting on with it, about gettin

meanwhile, a number of edf shareholders are demanding a higher offer price. >>> and targeting a valuation of 75 billion euro for porsche this month. very interesting conversation. having expected now 70 to 75 they dropped it from the 85 billion euro they thought she wo they would get, julianna is this the right time to do an ipo? you still have the market in upheaval and turmoil here. rising interest rates and inflation at near double digit levels is this the time for them to put the ipo out? i guess one way to find out is to get your hands hot and into the market, i guess. >> i guess we'll find out soon if this is the right choice. you are right. it is a brave time to come to the market given the uncertainty out there. vw has made the choice this is the correct time that is what the bankers are advising the company a couple of reasons why this matters for markets. the size of the deal the third largest ipo on record. germany's second largest in history. you know, for the auto sector in particular, a huge backlog with the supply chain issues with the pandemic from the demand side to your

just two months after aunt took over its biggest utility group, edf, the german state has confirmed it is taking a 95 percent stake in unipart at the cost of 8.5 billion euros. germany is europe's biggest importer of russian natural gas. supplies of natural gas have been squeezed as russia halted deliveries through the nord stream 1 pipeline, leaving many european economies scrambling. >> juniper has a 50% share of russian gas in its portfolio and represents 40% of the german gas supply. urgent action was needed after examining the americas and examining alternatives. we made the decision as just outlined to ensure security of some but. >> tunisia is also in the grips of a cost-of-living crisis. supermarkets are reporting ongoing shortages which left many consumers and businesses struggling to cope. >> there are only seven cows left from the 25 two years ago at this farm. he could not afford to feed them. milk is one of the products subsidized by the state to help consumers, but today, farmers are working at a loss. >> milk costs 1.8 dinars, and i sell it at one dinar, so i'm losing mo

european energy business, while still unable to get used to working in the new conditions, the french edf unit mistakenly sold on the wholesale market, a non-existent amount of energy it had to to buy back at a higher price, the company lost 60 million euros and was forced to ask spain and the uk for urgent additional supplies. at the same time, spain itself. how can he try to increase the import of energy resources in august. did she buy twice as much russian gas as she did in the same month a year earlier? well, we are now returning to the state duma again, let us remind you that the autumn session has started. discussions are already underway in the plenary session hall. and you can, of course, eavesdrop, uh, but for a long time, but you can contact our correspondent dmitry gorny, who is ready to join us right now. as i understand it, the next representative of the duma factions will explain to us, what exactly will be the main goal of the autumn session, having already begun again, i welcome you. of course, just exactly. now we are trying to find out. what will it include? what are th

the rest of the investment is to be provided by the french edf and the british bank, barclays.tion will give the first result, not earlier than the thirtieth year, which means that it will not help in any way to overcome the current energy supply. completion of the release, let me remind you, exchange rates for today dollar 60 rub. 23 kop. euro 628, and that's all for now. the sbu actively fought against ukrainians who wanted to obtain dual citizenship, this is evidenced by secret documents to the special services in kherson that its employees abandoned when fleeing, special operations were carried out to prevent obtaining passports in neighboring states, hungary, romania, russia, poland, were stamped in the list of especially dangerous countries, by ordering the sbu to publish, allegedly dual citizenship is a potential threat to the national security of the square. for vice president argentina cristina kirchner was assassinated by a 35-year-old local resident pointed a loaded gun at her when the politician was surrounded by a crowd of fans fortunately, they quickly reacted and

the project, which is being developed by french energy company edf, is estimated to cost about £20 billionifferent train companies in england, wales, and scotland will go on strike for two days later this month in the long—running dispute over pay and conditions. the members of the rmt union will stage 2a hour walk outs on the 15th and 17th. the government says the industrial action is "self—defeating". joe biden doesn't make many prime—time speeches to america — but in just a few hours, he'll go in front of the cameras in philadelphia to unleash a wave of criticism on donald trump. the stage has already been set by his press secretary, who made it clear what mr biden�*s white house thought of the "maga republicans" — named after donald trump's "make america great again" slogan. you know, when you ask me about the maga agenda, especially as it relates to congress and elected officials, it is one of the most extreme agendas that we have seen. and it is a part of the — it is an extreme part of the republican party. and we are talking about, they want nationwide bands on abortions, they want

european energy business, while still unable to get used to working in the new conditions , the french edfe on the wholesale market, a non-existent amount of energy had to be bought back at a higher price , the company lost 60 million euros and was forced to ask spain and the uk for urgent additional deliveries. at the same time, spain itself. how can trying to increase imports energy resources in august. did she buy twice as much russian gas as she did in the same month a year earlier? kiev propaganda and the western media named the author of another ukrainian victory speech about the events in the kharkov direction, where they tried to take everything with a number and suffered enormous losses. anton podkorenko found out who was the leader of the operation. he suddenly appeared in the media space, and not even in the ukrainian one, but in the western one, about alexander syrsky, if they had written before, then in forwarding, listing the participants of the next military meeting, and suddenly ukraine here is the syrsky general zelensky who commands the offensive in the northeast. this is

which he hopes will set up a financial chain reaction as private companies and france's state—owned edfut he said nuclear power is part of a strategy to improve the uk's energy security. 0ut improve the uk's energy security. out of this catastrophe of president putin's of all, i think good will come in that europe will wean itself of russian hydrocarbons. we will no longer be subject vulnerable to his blackmail and in this country, we will have greatly accelerated long overdue reforms and steps to become energy independent, in particular by rectifying the damage we've done to our nuclear industry. boris rectifying the damage we've done to our nuclear industry.— our nuclear industry. boris johnson cannot guarantee _ our nuclear industry. boris johnson cannot guarantee that _ our nuclear industry. boris johnson cannot guarantee that a _ our nuclear industry. boris johnson cannot guarantee that a new - our nuclear industry. boris johnsonl cannot guarantee that a new nuclear power station will be built. that decision will be taken by his successor. and it could take billions of pounds, not

european energy business cannot yet get used to to work in the new conditions, the french division of edflesale market, the non-existing amount of energy had to be bought back at a higher price, the company lost 60 million euros and was forced to ask spain and the uk for urgent additional supplies. at the same time, spain itself, how can it try to increase energy imports in august, did it buy twice as much russian gas as in the same month a year earlier? sash today european commission colleagues will discuss urgent measures in the field of energy. and tomorrow they should already be announced. thank you sasha, it was alexandra nazarova, she spoke about the situation on the energy market europe, we continue to talk about international e-news, joe baden again got into an awkward situation in boston after a speech dedicated to the state program to combat cancer, the us president forgot what to do next, the organizers of the event ran up and pointed out to the president, where is the exit problem with orientation in space. the 79-year-old state occurs regularly. at last time. this happened ex

it's hoped the bulk of the investment will come from the largely state—owned french energy company edfs not yet been finalised. please welcome liz truss. and it's those vying to be the next prime minister who will have to try and sort out the uk's energy crisis. at the final conservative leadership hustings last night, the front—runner suggested the country was playing catch—up. the fact is, we should have made decisions years ago i about nuclear power. we should be using more - of the resources in the north sea. we should be doing fracking in areas |where local communities support it. | in the meantime, she ruled out limiting energy use this winter. a pledge her opponent said he wouldn't make. and energy rationing? we shouldn't rule anything out because the challenges that we face with this crisis are significant. there is currently one nuclear power plant being built at hinkley point in somerset, but such things take time. a new nuclear power station is likely to take something...at least ten years in order to come online and help us with our energy bills. there's no quick fix to the

business, while still unable to get used to working in the new conditions , the french division of edftake on the wholesale market, a non-existing amount of energy had to be bought back at a higher price , the company lost 60 million, euro and was forced to ask spain and the uk for urgent additional deliveries. at the same time, spain itself. how can he try to increase the import of energy resources in august. she bought double more russian gas than in the same month a year earlier? and the sad news at the ninety-second year of his life, an outstanding french director of the gadar genre died, this was reported by the media of the fifth republic, gadar was one of those who stood at the origins of the french new wave his debut film. with its last breath, it was released on screens in 1960 . thinking about moving to a bigger apartment? find it on the website domclick domclick is the number one real estate service in russia in terms of the number of ads for the sale of apartments and new buildings. discount on a mortgage when buying an apartment or house house is the number one real estate

french state-owned energy giant edf will help develop it.he facility has faced long delays and gone far over budget, and it will still need private investors. london is launching a new funding model that will allow for cheaper financing, but critics warned that taxpayers could end up footing any cost overruns. the plan could reduce the u.k.'s reliance on natural gas, which currently accounts for some 45 percent of electricity production. it comes as the government faces growing pressure to tackle the skyrocketing cost of living. last week, it was announced british energy bills would rise by a soaring 80% by october, and the inflation rate was predictors to rise as high as 22% next year. >> crude oil prices continuing a week-long slide as recession risks continue fears of waning global demand, tightening covid restrictions in chinese manufacturing hubs also sending demand projections lower. european stock indexes, meanwhile, lost ground as investors braced for more potential interest rate hikes from the u.s. federal reserve and european centr

the rest of the investment is to be provided by the french edf and the british bank, barclays. give, not earlier than the thirtieth year, which means it will not help to overcome the current energy crisis. investment in fixed assets of the kaliningrad region grew by 50% in the first half of the year, the governor of the region, anton alikhanov, announced the work of a working meeting with vladimir putin. several major projects are being implemented. in particular, the state corporation rosatom this year plans to begin construction, the region's largest plant for the production of batteries and car batteries is expected to begin operation in 2025. the average check for flights of russians from neighboring countries this summer remained at the level of last year, about 27,500 rubles. such data lead back and forth, then tajikistan, kyrgyzstan and armenia became the most popular destinations at the end of the release, let me remind you the exchange rates for today the dollar is 60 rubles. 23 kop. euro 628, and that's all for now. com most important tasks perestroika was listed russ

will set off something of a financial chain reaction as private companies and france's state—owned edfthe deal is not done yet, but he said nuclear power was part of a strategy to improve the uk's energy security. out of this catastrophe of putin's war, i think good will come in that europe will wean itself off russian hydrocarbons. we will no longer be subject, vulnerable, to his blackmail, and in this country, we will have greatly accelerated long—overdue reforms and steps to become energy independent, in particular by rectifying the damage we've done to our nuclear industry. borisjohnson cannot guarantee that a new nuclear power station will be built. that decision will be taken by his successor. and it could take billions of pounds, not the millions he's pledged, to get the project off the ground. even then, it might not produce any power for another 15 years. please welcome liz truss... at the final hustings event of the conservative leadership contest last night, the candidates were keen to say they would expand domestic energy production. the fact is, we should have made decisio

france has already announced the full nationalisation of its power company edf energy last week the euic swimming pools to help cut consumption. europe has been preparing for possible shortages in winter by filling up its gas reserves. let's get more from berlin based energy analyst dr thomas o'donnell. thank you so much forjoining us on an outside source. let me ask you first of all, why is the german government doing this now? well, thank ou government doing this now? well, thank you for— government doing this now? well, thank you for having _ government doing this now? well, thank you for having me. - government doing this now? well, thank you for having me. why - government doing this now? -ii thank you for having me. why are they doing it now? well, to prevent a collapse. the price of gas has gotten so high for these companies, and they had depended on, as your storyjust laid out very clearly, they had depended on the russians when they said they would be dependable, that they always would be, that they would never mess with germany. that gas is not coming through the pipeline, th

it's hoped the bulk of the investment will come from the largely state—owned french energy company edfinalised. please welcome liz truss. and it's those vying to be the next prime minister who will have to try and sort out the uk's energy crisis. at the final conservative leadership hustings last night, the frontrunner suggested the country was playing catch—up. the fact is, we should have made decisions years ago i about nuclear power. we should be using more - of the resources in the north sea. we should be doing fracking in areas |where local communities support it. | in the meantime, she ruled out limiting energy use this winter. a pledge her opponent said he wouldn't make. and energy rationing? we shouldn't rule anything out because the challenges that we face with this crisis are significant. there is currently one nuclear power plant being built at hinkley point in somerset, but such things take time. a new nuclear power station is likely to take something...at least ten years in order to come online and help us with our energy bills. there's no quick fix to the problem that we'

we have a great nuclear we are edf on the of " thét windturbines " ithatwindturbines and are very expensiveould be realistic, that the uk is 1% of global co2. a few chinese cities or indian cities have more co2 than we have, and frankly i hate to be pessimistic but nothing we do is going to make a difference. gosh, that really is _ going to make a difference. gosh, that really is pessimistic. - going to make a difference. gosh, that really is pessimistic. and - going to make a difference. gosh, that really is pessimistic. and on i that really is pessimistic. and on that really is pessimistic. and on that note, we have to leave it there. dr lawrence haar there. a lot going on this afternoon. i have two pieces breaking news. the chancellor has been talking to conservative mps, kwasi kwarteng speaking to his mps, kwasi kwarteng speaking to his mps after reactions in the market to his physical statement last friday. the pound is losing value, mr urged v u rg ed to their nerve. we bring you holdgtheir nerve. we will bring you when we know more about what more when we know more about what went on

the governments £700 million investment in sizewell c will match that of the french energy company edfh nuclear campaign. we will build a reactor a year, get we will build them up across the country at least eight of them. large ones and small module reactors. and of course they will not be an entire solution to our energy needs, far from it. yes we are increasing our own domestic hydrocarbons we've got more gas out of the north see this year than last year. considerably, 26% more. we are putting a big bet, as you know, on hydrogen, carbon capture and storage. and because of the activism of the government we are now racing towards our target and we will hit it a 50 gigawatts of offshore wind by 2030. last night at a conservative husting in london liz truss, widely expected to take over from borisjohnson on monday, was asked whether the energy rationing that is being planned across europe will happen here in uk. and she ruled it out. there are others in the industry who say there is a risk of blackout this winter, particularly if it is a cold. but lets focus for a second on the nuclear

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