electricity is also needed to pump water for domestic use. electricity and water are our life.hout electricity and water, life can't go on. the supply of electricity in the gaza strip relies on three sources: the palestinian power generating plant, the israel occupation and electrical supplies from egypt. in fact, the three resources that provide. there is increasing demand for power, while the quantities of fuel and power that are provided from both the egyptian and israeli authorities have stayed the same for 15 years. for example, the israeli authorities continue to reduce amounts of fuel at their discretion, without taking into account the increased humanitarian needs of the palestinian population, which is also. وصلنا من محطه التوليد الحقيقه تراجع بدل ان يطرا عليه زياده. the shortage of electricity in the gaza strip dates back to june 2006 when the israeli air force had destroyed all six transformers at the gpp during an air strike. the power plant resumed production but with significantly reduced electrical power level. from that day, the electricity deficit has been incr

another direction can be noted here, this is the possibility of using electric energy by electric buses transfer of public transport to the use of electric energy and at the government level two have been adopted - projects, two pilot projects in the two cities of zhodina and shklov of all public transport from internal combustion engines to electric buses. and this work should be completed next year, and people in these settlements will already feel it. that’s precisely the advantage and comfort of traveling on electric buses, well, of course, we’ll see how , say, this transport goes there, but in general, for electric transport to come from such a small city to a big city, it will take a lot of time, for example, minsk, an electric city, well, i’ll say, such projects are being considered, and there is also a corresponding , already formed proposal on how this can be implemented, now we are working on this and i think that in the near future there will also be such projects... of citizens who express a desire for heating purposes the use of electrical energy for these purposes is growi

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. and what comes first is electricity or heat, it’s probably difficult to say, but our cities cannots this mean, this means that we will still consume a huge amount of heat and at the same time generate a huge amount of electricity, so killing such energy and switching to some alternative sources is simply irrational, as for climate history, the climate agenda and the environmental agenda, then rather further development this direction, it lies in the plane of a more efficient, more efficient generation system, network facilities, consumer transport, in recent years in moscow, from the point of view generation, serious changes took place, seven powerful, state-of-the-art combined-cycle gas plants were built, in parallel, 50 inefficient boiler houses were closed , over the years, about 2,500 heating networks and 17,000 e electric networks were reconstructed, heat consumption standards for houses were changed in terms of the construction of new new buildings , renovation programs and so on, as a result of what happened, as a result, despite a 40% increase in moscow's gross product, ene

most of those produced one or two kilowatts of electricity. a kilowatt is 1000 watts and can light ten 100 watt light bulbs during the early 1940s. large wind which could provide power. many users were introduced. this power was distributed through a utility grid, a network of transmission lines, which sent electricity from central source to individual users towering above grandpa's knob. rutland, vermont the smiths putnam turbine fed electricity to a vermont utility company. this system was to produce up to one and a quarter megawatt of electricity. one megawatt equals 1 million watts or enough electric to light 10,100 watt light bulbs, but a cheaper, more convenient source of energy was sweeping the country, one that did not require batteries water storage tanks or maintenance electric power lines from centralized coal and gas fired power plants brought cheaper electricity to outlying areas and wind energy was neglected. today, costs and other problems associated with conventional fuel make wind again a promising part of america's energy res

petersburg on electric traction, okay on electric power, what are you looking for there? station, i’ll get on an electric train and get to st. petersburg, i won, park the car more carefully, i have a couple of percent left there, the key, if you start it, so you? late, late, late, by the way, the cuckoo and the omnibus, the first attempts to create an electric car became known almost 200 years ago, long before the advent of internal combustion engines, in 1828 , the hungarian physicist anyos and... assembled a four-wheeled cart with an electric motor. the first russian electric cars were created by engineer ipolit romanov. in 1899 he built a two-seater electric cap, nicknamed the cuckoo. the battery charge was enough for 64 km of run, and the maximum speed reached 39 km/h. that same year on the streets an electric omnibus appeared in st. petersburg, carrying 17 passengers and moving at a maximum speed of 11 km/h. the battery charge lasted for 68 km. the projects were never continued; the horse-drawn horse-drawn drivers were closer to the officials. credit cyber danger, ca

priority: report to the president on the completion of beloeps construction and the availability of electricity. maneuvers to consolidate support failed. the white house criticized republicans who proposed dividing the aid package for ukraine and israel. threatened to blow himself up. in paris, police opened fire on a woman. minami on the table, from potatoes to apples, the market is fully supplied with domestic fruits and vegetables. the safety of our nuclear power plant is the number one issue, alexander lukashenko stated this today, listening to the report of the government and the presidential administration on the completion of construction of the belarusian nuclear power plant. since the inclusion of the first power unit in the unified energy system, belaes has generated over 20 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity. which made it possible to replace more than 5 billion cubic meters of natural gas, saving $650 million. after the station is fully commissioned, we plan to annually reduce the consumption of imported natural gas in the region of 4.5 billion cubic meters. this is also an envir

electric vehicle market?tly, we got a russian one... even if it’s not 100% localized yet, it’s already our russian electric car. the federation council called for clear criteria for assessing the crimes of the kiev regime against children. the senators turned to mead and the ministry of justice with a proposal to formulate provisions in accordance with which an international legal assessment of violations of the rights of freedoms of minors by the kiev regime would be carried out. this is an initiative parliamentary commission in the work of which senators and deputies of the state duma take part. the final report is currently being prepared. at each meeting we record more and more crimes of the kiev regime. on october 5, as a result of shelling from the ukrainian armed forces, four children were wounded in gorlovka; one child unfortunately died. on october 12 , after the debris of a ukrainian drone fell on residential buildings in the region, another child died under the rubble, and the number of orphaned ch

electric vehicle market?rtant thing is that we received a russian electric car, even if it is not yet 100% localized, but it is already our russian electric car. the federation council called for clear criteria for assessing the crimes of the kiev regime against children. the senators addressed the ministry of foreign affairs and the ministry of justice from the state duma; now the final report of the commission is being prepared, which will be sent, among other things , to the parliaments of other countries, the co-chair of the commission, the vice-speaker of the federation council, spoke about this. kyiv regime. on october 5, as a result of shelling from the ukrainian armed forces , four children were wounded in gorlovka. one child, unfortunately, died. on october 12, after debris from a ukrainian drone fell on residential buildings in the belgorsk region, another child died under the rubble. the number of orphans is also growing children, as well as children transported by ukraine to an unknown direction.

by 2030, we are fully and only electric.that, bentley has asked all its suppliers to use only renewable energy by 2030. it also plans to switch to green steel and aluminium and fully recyclable plastics. a reminder that electric cars being clean is not just about their emissions, but also, the manufacturing processes. it's notjust the cars that we drive that are going green — even motorsport is trying to do its bit. formula e is the electric equivalent of formula 1 and alasdair keane has been to le mans in france to meet the nissan team to see how they're notjust pushing batteries to their limit, but they're also tracking their brains to try and improve performance. this is sport pushing innovation in electric vehicles to the limit. the best championship in the world, i would call it, and the racing makes it extremely exciting cos you have a lot of energy management cos, of course, you start the race with the battery you have. you just don't make it to the end — you need to recharge over 40% of your battery to reach the end

by 2030, we are fully and only electric.ley has asked all its supplies to use only renewable energy by 2030, it also plans to switch to green steel and aluminium and fully recyclable plastics. a reminder that electric cars being clean is notjust about their emissions, but also the manufacturing processes. and the production of evs has been a subject of some debate over recent months. with many countries setting green targets to move from petrol to electric, this could ironically see a dramatic increase in mining — that's because electric batteries require a key metal, lithium. james clayton has been to nevada in the us to investigate how the extraction of this element has created a moral quandary for some environmentalists. this is people who are escaping the us cavalry attacks from this area, past the sentinel rock here, and the us cavalry chased the people into this area right here where the mine is being dug up at the and they were massacred, so it's a tragedy. it should be a historical site. that should stop the mining a

within the next two years , it will reach the capacity of 10,000 megawatts of renewable electricity, which was also the government's promise. tina salehi sedah and siba news. we have seen the report of my colleague ms. salehi . here in the studio of the economy table, mr. mohammadi, the deputy of banking and credit of the national development fund, is present. mr. hosseini, general manager of the investment budget and teh renewable energies and the efficiency of electric energy in satba, as well as in another studio , my colleague, who saw the report together, mrs. salehi, the reporter of sed and sima's energy news group, is present . greetings to all the guests of the program, i would like to start with mrs. salehi and a report. which was prepared by mrs. salehi, please tell me a little more about the details of the memorandum that you were present at my meeting yesterday and how the work will proceed . as you know, the importance of renewable electricity is that it does not consume fuel and so on regarding fossil fuels, according to the ministry of energy and petroleum , we are fac

experts who maintain when electric way too long to pursue important upgrades to modernize the electric grid. others argued maui electric company was particularly slow in placing outdated deteriorating holes supporting powerlines. there were decision-makers are involved along the way and there is still much to sort out. the probe some of the concerns and in the attitude each requesting additional information and we thank our witnesses for responses to the request to look forward to responses today now like to take a moment to introduce our witnesses. we are joined today by president and chief executive officer of the hawaiian electric company to provide service for hawaiian electric corporations for 95% hawaii's residence did it in the summer. we will hear from mr. mark, energy officer, office developing support and state energy policy goals and welcome junior, chairman of the commission and served as commissioners since 2019. the commission among other things really are service parameters and public utility companies operating thursday. we will convene a second from our colleagues and

the age of steam was ending, the age of electricity was beginning.ing school in 1866. in the engineer's rank. he was appointed as a junior officer in the engineer battalion, but military service without scientific work did not attract him and fate gave him the opportunity to follow his aspirations. in 1869, pavel yablochkov was sent to st. petersburg, to a technical and galvanic institution, which played a huge role in the development of electricity in russia. it was there that yablochkov became acquainted with the latest achievements of electrical engineering and strengthened his knowledge in this field. and although after completing his training he had to return to the engineer battalion again, albeit as the head of the galvanic team, he soon parted with military service, forever, having retired to the reserve. in his new civilian life, yablochkov found application for his knowledge by getting a job in the management of the moscow-kursk railway, as head of the telegraph service. there he made his first invention, a black -and-white telegraph appara

electric and hybrid vehicles.ight-duty vehicle travel, on road suite of vehicles to grow from 1.4 billion in 2022 to more than to hook billion by 2015 -- 2 billion by 2025. this will show more beagle travel and the increased of the ev adoption leads to a peak in the global fleet of production light-duty vehicles between 2027 and 2033 in all cases. looking at the eb adoption battery electric vehicles would you see in blue cannibalize plug-in hybrid vehicles in yellow pretty early on in the production period. that make sense of plug-in hybrids make more sense as battery costs drop out, but electrics are more competitive. china and europe, the adoption of the electric vehicle is largely policy driven where in india and japan, it is based on economics. that is why there is a wider range of results. by transportation the building sector shows a bout of interesting stories at the regional level. this slide is showing red, central, and commercial delivering energy production per capi iindia. and yehaa significant gdp and

still others have argued maui electric company a subsidiary of hawaiian electric was particular slown replacing outdated and deterioratingpl poles supporting its power lines. there were many decision-makers involved along the way there's still much to sort out. too that end probe some of the concerns some of these concerns are august 2023 letter to each of our invited witnesses. requesting additional information on efforts to address wildfire. we think our witnesses for their requests look forward to discussing later today. i like to introduce each of our witnesses for the first family join today by mrs. shelley president chief executive officer hawaiian electric company, hawaiian electric subsidiary corporation now electric company provides service on maui hawaiian electric's its corporations provide 95% of hawaii's residents. finally we hear from somebody in there somewhere. mr. energy officer of hawaii state energy office the office develop support and supports state energy goals we also welcome chairman of the hawaii public utilities commission. he served as the commissioner cr s

what kind of approach should be taken in electricity and gas? in fact, the discussion that we are discussing in the approvals as a supervisor of the 7th plan, in fact, the general approaches were stated in the government bill, but in the 7th plan, i was examining the approvals , a very approach. the good that has been adopted in the seventh plan is to talk about making people save money. in fact, there are energy carriers . again, there is a priority for electricity and gas, which means we want to give them a market and give them an id . from this subsidy, yes, it is a subsidy in its place. what does he say about that policy? he says that i actually sat in my house and it is winter. wear warm clothes if it is combined and combined it is possible with a long-term economic incentive for the people , that is, me , who is spending the figure, for example, i am consuming 600 cubic meters per diem , i am consuming it in the fall. if i can actually reduce this by 100 cubic meters, the government will actually buy it at a significant price that creates

these are buses opting for the for the electric fleet . back in 2017. these passengers are at the forefront of a pioneer in shifting public transport. but she beckoned driving to use the electric buses is incredibly comfortable. the intelligence system has enhanced every also. it's simpler to operate and more environmentally friendly and to reduce noise levels are not simple. it's a mock improvement. changing style blazing cleaned, public transportation moves set a benchmark for other chinese, mr. porter. since amy to transition, they are public transport systems entirely to electric by 2025. but china is still an outlier in clean transportation. the country accounts for over 90 percent of towards the electric buses and trucks as part 2021 data by international council on clean transportation. however, besides the environment of benefits washington's electric bus network, it runs with assorted consistency with buses taking minimum amount of time to recharge. specifically with the remaining 20 per cent charge. honestly, it takes roughly 92 minutes to ful

these electric buses are produced by b y d, headquartered in the same city. china is rising electric vehicle giant showcase the significant growth to the charge quarter of 2023 for developing a 22 per cent increase in profits compared to a year earlier. sion janet trance formation into a beacon of electric public transportation set, 2nd pending precedents. it offers a glimpse into a future where organ mobility and environmental protection can core exist. now to some of the other global business stories making news, british energy giants b p has poses a lower than expected process of $3300000000.00 in the 3rd quarter. the company's next earnings were done from over h didn't dollars in the same period last year, and the company for a significant jump in the office after rest of the invasion of ukraine. a mess i own platforms, facebook and instagram are launching paid subscriptions. in most of europe that will remove from the platform. the option will be exclusive to people in the u. europeans, economic area, and switzerland, starting in november and albania, one of the poorest countrie

the demand for electrical energy is growing.. second power unit, we are building more electric houses, 2 million km of such housing and switching to electric cars, there are incentive measures that were taken at the level of the head of state, in the morning the minister of energy reported this to the president, and in the evening he will tell you, the conversation with the president right now, mikhailovich, hello, well, i guess, i don’t know, probably not only journalists, but all belarusians, of course, are following the news, but what’s going on with the belarusian nuclear power plant, more precisely with the second power unit, how is it going anyway? completion of construction, when it will be put into operation, as of today and during the president’s report, you of course said how things are, so for today let’s say, an update, what information? good afternoon, the second power unit, it is in operation, and the belarusian nuclear power plant, one might say, already at the final stage of putting the station itself and the sec

, in 2020, only 35% of the people enjoyed electricity in a standard way.truction of dams and generation of electricity. the most serious problem of lack of electricity in the country was attributed to power outages in cobble, the afghan capital. this is while two us companies, namely black and v with vandike as a ceo and lee berger, headed by larry walker were task with supplying cobble with electricity. thank you, both. besides the two companies. there was another renowned company simbion power, whose ceo is paul hinks, now simbion power joined the two former companies as a contractor, the three companies signed a contract in 2006 to reconstruct a gas fired power plant, but political developments knocked the project off course. the 2009 presidential election was approaching and the people were suffering from insufficient power supply. under such circumstances, it was only natural that power outages in coble would turn into a political issue, issue that western powers of then president karsai knew how sensitive it was. the campaign had just started to rela

they will generate electricity for pumping pumps. water from a well, we had generators, but the cost of producing water with generators, it's completely insane, and we determined that it had to be a solar panel, and according to all data, there is electricity generation. will be enough for water supply. 10 modular boiler houses were installed in izyum in kharkiv oblast, one of the cities most damaged by the russians. in the last heating season, thanks to the efforts of our utility workers , it was possible to connect 92 houses to heating. now, thanks to these boiler houses, we have the opportunity to add another 20, at least 21 residential buildings. maybe even it will be 34. and that will be somewhere around 55% of what. warmed up before the start of hostilities. in the kushogom community of front-line zaporizhzhia people stock up on firewood. evgeny shows how he heated the house for a year, everything went into the stove, including firewood and old furniture, because he says that a dozen cubes of wood are needed for the season, and this is a serious blow to the family budget. here,

electricity consumption will increase. we made a certain bet to support our people, and this is a miracle. in general, we looked at the heating of the village, which deputy prime minister sivak is building, i will say, this is a miracle, clean, neat, not even comparable with gas, there is heating, i’m not even talking about coal and so on, for us the climate is changing, for this is very important to us therefore, a little temperature, a little heating in the house, electricity is profitable, it’s clean, it’s safe and so on, so on , so on, so they made the right bet on offering people electricity, and the prices are understandable, people say cheaper than gas. heating, but somewhere we are not reaching the networks, we are working on it, we are 10, 15 percent, people’s requests are not being satisfied, so we need to increase the networks, roughly speaking, so that this wire goes straight to a person’s house, since people were promised , we must, we must help our people, why do we live and work, everything is as the ministe

but one area in which it is leading the way is in electric mobility. take a look here and change and assign them to get profound public transport. transform ation is under way. china is the world's top carbon emulator. boosting electric mobility is one way to address the problem. in general is the 1st city to eliminate these of buses, opting for a fully electric fleet. back in 2017. these passengers are at the forefront of a pioneer in shifting public transport. but she beckoned driving to use the electric buses is incredibly comfortable. the intelligent system has enhanced every also it's simpler to operate more environmental or friendly and to reduce noise levels are not simple. it's a marked improvement. sion janet style blazing clean public transportation move set a benchmark for other chinese mentor port is aiming to transition the public transport systems entirely to electric by 2025. but china is still an outlier and clean transportation. the country accounts for over 90 percent of towards electric buses and truck fest for 2021 data by internati

and i want to buy a motorcycle may electric buy. could i do or it's off my car, so you buy and want a motorcycle, electric bridge on a journey. and now i have a choice to go for a petrol bike or an electric bike that they have to scan that. that's what i would offer. and the bike for to research, so that means that the right to discover that the 1st is it is, is that when we use the bike, uh, it doesn't have either petrol or diesel burning inside of hickey o. d. u don't. so there's no harmful tale type emissions, the skin which would typically be released by the exhaust 2nd harm. the populace via air pollution is meant always be me. so what they used to be, but yes indeed, emissions for an entire city could be brought to 0 since there's no fuel being burned or the 5. and the 2nd reason is that it runs noiselessly because there's no engine, there's just a battery and an electric motor, something like that. well, e cause a velocity known shift back is found that currently out of reach for the average person. state run electric buses p

are different types of electric battery older of electric battery. older types of electric battery.lectric battery to be more prone to battery tend to be more prone to that. some of the newer types coming are much coming to the market are much less any kind of fire. less prone to any kind of fire. >> so what you're >> all right. so what you're really saying to us, i think , really saying to us, i think, stuart, is we shouldn't be we shouldn't be unduly alarmed and yet we do hear reports it's of spontaneous combustion . is now spontaneous combustion. is now this may happen to any car in certain circumstances would it be fair to say that there is still a lot of work to be done before we can be absolutely confident that we've got evs ? right. >> there is always work to be done there is more work done and yes, there is more work to done. there is a lot of to be done. there is a lot of new technology coming out in how we fires. so an we fight ev fires. so an electric car fire is very different from petrol car fire different from a petrol car fire with a traditional fire. what you're deny

this slide is looking at the shared electric vehicles, in electric vehicles. leads to growth in these vehicles to grow from $1.4 billion in 2022 by 2015. within the vehicles, we see a technological shift in internal combustion engines to electric vehicles. globally evs count to 54% of new vehicle sales by 2050 across cases of protection and continued increase in the adoption, leads to a peak in the global fleet of the internal combustion engine light duty vehicles from 202,722,033 in all cases. looking at the ev adoption battery electric vehicles which you see in blue can a ball lysed plug in hybrid electric vehicles in yellow particularly early in the production period and that makes sense as hybrids make more sense in the interim, battery electrics are more competitive. china and europe, the adoption of electric vehicles is largely policy driven. in india and japan largely based on economics, the wider range of results. transportation, the building sector shows a lot of interesting stories at the regional level. this is showing delivered energy csumption per

or they will face fines of £50,000 -- electric or they will face fines of £50,000 —— my electric or£15,000 electric or they will face fines of £50,000 —— my £15,000 per car but the market is in running at 16.6% in september and that's quite a gap to close up, so car manufacturers will most likely have to heavily incentivise electric cars to give themselves, as the government doesn't seem to be offering or there is no indication the government will be offering incentives for buyers to buy the cars. find be offering incentives for buyers to buy the care— buy the cars. and that's an important _ buy the cars. and that's an important distinction, - buy the cars. and that's an i important distinction, private versus company cars. if you are a fleet there a better tax incentives and better ways of getting on board with electric vehicles that at the moment doesn't apply if you are just one of us, normal person. moment doesn't apply if you are 'ust one of us, normal person.fi one of us, normal person. that's riuht. one of us, normal person. that's right- the _ one of us, normal person. that's

., �* ~' block things like clean water and electricity?— electricity?e have any moral responsibility - electricity? i don't think we have any moral responsibility to - electricity? i don't think we have l any moral responsibility to supply people in gaza with water, electricity. i don't remember the americans or british were worried about the german water supply. itirui’ith about the german water supply. with all due respect. _ about the german water supply. with all due respect, we are not talking about world war ii, we are talking about world war ii, we are talking about 2.2 million palestinians now, and 1.1 million children who are not getting access to food or even to clean water. why is that necessary? because the palestinians voted in a democratic election to bring to power hamas, genocidal organisation. i don't think we should have pity on people that act in such a way that causes tremendous damage to israel. we are at war. causes tremendous damage to israel. we are at war-— we are at war. thank you for “oining us. we continue * we are at war. th

i will say here the difference with gas and electricity. once the market is formed, people without cars can give their quota to people who want to consume more , for example, to a household that has 5 cars. so, does this mean that they benefit from the government subsidy here as well ? yes, yes, they will benefit, which means that the government is actually part of it from the gasoline that he already sells. in pukht, no new gasoline will be entered into the system, therefore, part of the gasoline that was given to other people's extra cars will be given to households without cars. they will exchange it in the market. they don't have their own, do they actually give it to others or in a while the government can buy it from them and give them the amount again, this process helps us to make this system fairer to some extent. people from certain quotas allow me to add this sentence that if today was the first day that we wanted to explain the energy carriers to the people, day zero, if we had given them to everyone at full price , it would hav

cars . case for electric cars. >> i think there is a place for electric cars, but think the electric to 20 to 2035 was absolutely right, because you then create a second hand market also in electric cars. so people with lower incomes can afford them and i think hydrogen will come in as well, especially for heavier vans , lorries, tractors, heavier vans, lorries, tractors, all of those things will be hydrogen and not electric . i hydrogen and not electric. i think we have put too much of our our apples in one particular eggsin our our apples in one particular eggs in one particular basket with the electrics. and where we do have to be careful is the way many of these battery ingredients, ingredients are mined across the world. child labour and goodness knows what. so, you know, we do have to be careful. we become a little bit simplistic over it, but as far as admissions are concerned, and if you're in an inner city, then there's no doubt electric cars have a real and outside schools. all of these places is absolutely fine. but of course, you've remember if you've got to remember also,

next, mike, this is an electric bike. it looks like a regular motorcycle, the banks night the v lecture could help sold specific problems faced by commuters . in pakistan, petro has become increasingly affordable in pakistan, with prices reaching more than $300.00 rupees or around one euro. i need to running into the bikes of this, you know, charging the bike fully any takes to 10 of us hours of electricity and provides a range of 80 to a 100 kilometers cheaper than actual e motorcycles to money. and if it's more to say the maintenance costs to be motorcycles very low, it's practically nonexistent. loss comes in. well this is because the bikes have fewer parts suitcase. they have no clutch in gears and they're fully automatic. next thing has been geared in the automatic the carburetor? no silence or no engineer to me. yes ma'am. it's got 80 percent fewer parts compared to a regular motorcycle into the bunker. you got more to say because i had with fewer parts the parts come with. there are fewer parts failures unless need

part all electric trucks.would you say also the battery takes up so much room is practically no room left for what you are shipping. the whole thing is crazy they want to with boats to us with a boating manufactured great states south carolina the great governor by the way henry mcmaster. we were there two days ago i asked him that question he said yes they want us to go all electric. i said how does that work for a boat? he said the entire boat would be one big battery. we would have no room for anything else is it what the boat start syncing to get electrocuted if the boat sinks? the guy said you know i've never thought of that actually i think i gave them an idea actually. could you imagine a focus on your sitting on top of the battery? i don't feel good about that. in other words you have to stop approximately for a truck six times for the same trip how they going to stop six times and yet that's not stopping the lunatics in washington. these are lunatics, they are deranged people i'm not saying you can't

on average, it's about 27 percent of all electricity made in england. this is um, it is when doing it too well wide wind energy is already making about 78 percent of the electricity in the world. another reason why the u. k. so fortunate is the to it has a very shallow coast line and you can erect off show wind turbines of show wind turbines are a lot more effective simply because you have lansing breezes during the day. and if you have not please is at night. so the wind is blowing, day and night. and as wind turbines have grown in size and capacity, how is their efficiency improved and what innovations do see shaping the future of when the energy efficiency of the wind turbine is, is dependent on the, the area of the, the wind to but the areas accepting the wind, and as this, this is equal to pile squared is you know, that they, the destruction lodge of the radius. the greater will be, the amount of energy that you can collect as it goes up a squared. which means that to the, to wind turbines have been getting told her and told her and bigger and bigg

cars . case for electric cars. >> i think there is a place for electric cars, but think the electric to 20 to 2035 was absolutely right, because you then create a second hand market also in electric cars. so people with lower incomes can afford them and i think hydrogen will come in as well, especially for heavier vans , lorries, tractors, heavier vans, lorries, tractors, all of those things will be hydrogen and not electric . i hydrogen and not electric. i think we have put too much of our our apples in one particular eggsin our our apples in one particular eggs in one particular basket with the electrics. and where we do have to be careful is the way many of these battery ingredients, ingredients are mined across the world. child labour and goodness knows what. so, you know, we do have to be careful. we become a little bit simplistic over it, but as far as admissions are concerned, and if you're in an inner city, then there's no doubt electric cars have a real and outside schools. all of these places is absolutely fine. but of course, you've remember if you've got to remember also,

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