community every district every area could receive electrical energy other energy from any of the variouses and the first thing is to do so as not to depend on anyone , and this independence from anyone becomes a guarantee for the further development of systems, and these principles were also laid down by the energy strategy of ukraine until the 35th year and the energy security strategy, but recently, literally last year, at the end of the year that is, these are documents that set certain directions of development, and this development accelerated during the war and changes accelerated during the war, so they may be imperceptible to each individual citizen, but what we are now most of us, i understand, you understand everything that is happening in saltivka, for example, in kharkiv, or somewhere in kherson region, or in donetsk region. along the front line, well, the energy workers are really doing everything there. they are going immediately after the armed forces of ukraine, immediately after them energy supply and communication, of course, because what you mentioned about the distrib

energy. their meetings are of great importance and will strengthen our relationship and believe that together with you in our meeting here. if we move to our area it would be good. what do you think? vladimir putin with recep taip erdogan in astana now we are returning to moscow to the arena, where is the forum of the russian energy week live broadcast on our channel? we do not support the idea of ​​imposing restrictions on prices, but prices, because with them we would accordingly not be able to provide an exception for oil pipeline gas, but we are not supported either with respect to oil or gas, because as far as i understand economics, if you reduce the amount of use of a product, it also affects the fuck, increase it. let's think about it. what pain will this situation bring. last year, the country's economy was 7 billion euros. already 19 billion euros, but according to calculations. well, and, of course, the situation is quite fragile next year, maybe even 29 billion. you will have to p

an acute energy crisis, essentially a matter of energy security.rty, the second is the global transformation of the energy market. and third. this energy transition. this is what we call the reassessment of the pace of the reassessment of the goals of the energy transition, if we talk about the acute energy crisis, what vladimirovich putin spoke about today, what we are seeing first of all, is the imbalance of the market in relation to supply and demand. we see that in many markets today there is a shortage of energy resources, we are talking about the european market in the first place, where we see a shortage of gas , a shortage of electricity, the same shortage of coal and oil products, relative to which we see that many queues here appear at gas stations shortage of diesel fuel, the second here. probably what we are seeing and seeing. these are very high prices that have not been formed for, probably, 50 years. the last time such a growth jump was there in the seventies and the volatility of these prices, which in turn also leads to a crisis mo

energy and new clean energy definitely.h pure traditional too. thank you. i would like to connect, uh, to the discussion of this topic. er, mr. seart, by the way, here's how you assess, er, peaks, the prospects for building green energy. e in europe under the current circumstances. we, uh, see that some countries are now. eh, one way or another they are returning to coal, but they are reviving nuclear energy, which they themselves criticized very actively said that it was evil. glukat consider from a practical point of view, again , the green transition. and, as it were, although there is a lot of politics there, but, unfortunately, unfortunately, it must be said that some political movements and parties in europe and maybe even around the world are trying and trying to manipulate. here is the question of green transition green deal. and it became, as it were, such a very attractive political product, a very fashionable product of politics. but we're still, uh, we're probably shifting it more politically. the more we shift

mass into energy. one very well known example of this is the nuclear bomb. after the explosion, the total mass of the fragments speeding apart is less than the original mass. in nuclear power, plants atoms are split into these fragments. a 1000th of a gram of this mass generates roughly as much energy as 8 households in europe use in a year. so much for the practical side. now to the theory, i'm shines formula also describes the conversion of energy into mass. that's what a particle accelerator does. charged atoms are subatomic particles, are accelerated and made to collide in gigantic detectors. the energy of that collision is then converted into matter particles, the building blocks of the universe. so in a way, einstein's formula allowed physicists to discover the fundamental principles that make up our world atomic fees and produces enormous amounts of energy. one gram of nuclear feel is equivalent to 11 tons of coal, or 90000 kilowatt hours. with one kilowatt hour, you could watch 14 episodes of t

out a clean energy mix. but we still can't be sure the waste won't come back to hurt us in the future. huh. ah, to understand the debate better just a few points. how does nit in it, he work at him? mostly uranium to 35 and plutonium are split in the nuclear reactor with the help of neutrons. this process releases entity the energy heats motor, which then gets off steam. christine power is the turbine, which is connected to a generator and that produces electricity. nothing is burned in a nuclear reactor, so no greenhouse gas emissions are released, but the process produces radioactive waste. that new is this and creates entity was formulated by albert einstein as equals and c squared ruffled larry from nigeria wants to better understand what that means. what does equals mc squared mean? the world's most famous equation was contained in a paper, albert einstein published in 19 o 5. it was a kind of after thought to his theory of special relativity. the formula established a relationship between e or energy a

we're going to talk about the way the energy crisis. it seems to be the world was moving rather slowly from fossil fuels to clean energy or renewables. but the war and ukraine has really kind of exacerbated the, the slow speed that we've moved, that the world's turned here. so was them, can you kind of talk to me about what's happening with the global energy crisis and the way it's impacting different regions of the world? in fact, most of the economics in the world are dependent on the limited number of sources of energy. because of the russian work, which is a major source of supply for world, particularly as well as the gas to lead. and because of sanction over russia, because of the most of the other part of the world are being suffering for example, supply adequate supply of petroleum. as a result, what happens is that do believe it like major countries depending on if limited the by sources, particularly in the country. and because of that the ice has gone up significantly and it has reached $203.00 per battle. now it is 96 and it

or energy transitions. and a many talked about that with a quick transition to different energy sources. while people have come to understand that this is not that good of a policy, you know, and i saying no, no one is saying no to renewables. under that energy the, the shale far more clean sources should be increased. but the, we need to do this smoothly and taken to counter the global consumption of energy. and i believe the, every one realizes not that hydrocarbons will stay there was under. if you take 202186 percent on that energy balancer includes the oil, coal, and gas, and the rest is a solar wind generation. and about 4 percent that snow clear energy. so this balance must be smoothly changed and take decisions so that growing consumption around the world will have cheap angie resources so that it would be possible to produce.

, more energy-efficient, and this is our energy security.ell, innovative development, mr. ivan. and what about renewable energy , because it seems to me that when we in general , we talk about energy, we forget about it , i came across information that the russian invasion or the russians are the occupiers, they destroyed almost 100% of wind generation facilities, well, most of our energy has been restored now after all, they develop more actively in rural areas and there are a number of factors for this. the first point is that rural village councils or city councils on the territory of which there are rural settlements have the opportunity to sow energy vines and energy plants, which will then be used here as well it is much easier for them to move due to the fact that communal facilities are smaller in area, they are schools, hospitals, kindergartens, etc., medical facilities, etc. , they are smaller and it is easier for them to install these boilers, alternatives for an alternative restored of fuel than to do it in big cities, but the ci

, rational expansion, ukraine needed to implement the principles of energy democracy. energy, other energy from any of the various sources and, first of all, to do so as not to depend on anyone, and this is this independence from someone, it becomes a guarantee and of the further development of the system and these principles were laid down and the energy strategy of ukraine until the 35th year and the energy security strategy were recently adopted last year at the end of the year. that is, these are documents that set certain directions of development, and this development accelerated during the war and the changes accelerated during the war, they can be imperceptible individually to every citizen, but the fact that we are now, most of us, i understand everything that happens in saltivka, for example, in kharkiv or somewhere in in kherson or oblast or in donetsk along the line of the e-e front well, the energy workers are really doing everything there. everything is possible, they go immediately after the armed forces of ukraine, immediately after them, restoring electricity, energ

you just want any type of energy, missouri. i think that you get your, your good yet as just heard it from, from this discussion. i think that really, that has, don't necessarily consider to be a greet based on it based a supply of, of electricity. it may happen, or even for the non piece, even need to meet base or a supply of electricity. so no use the, the solar or maybe are there are these. and that kind of use quite successful in bangladesh, a in india as well. so i don't think that it is always considered to be a very smart based electricity system which is available. we can use them all of the best that is required for renewable energy, not like that happening, organic. we at a much more cheaper. we that i actually, you know, i just added another point that i heard just about the recent decision of all big blast countries for reduction of the 2000000 battle you'd be, us of, it's not like we're really surprised to see the how the open countries have taken such a decision when they just observe that the house is severely af

energy.rope approaches the cold winter months, which typically causes demand for oil and gas to surge, millions, millions of households and businesses are worried about just how they are going to afford to pay their bills politicians in europe and across the rest of the world i trying to take action to limit the economic damage, but also come up with long term solutions. two numbers explain the scale of the problem. last year russia was the world's third biggest oil producer. and the second biggest producer of natural gas. much of that was exported to europe. it in fact, in 2020, russia was the source of the 46% it in fact, in 2020, _ russia was the source of the 4696 of all the coal used in the eu, 39% of gas, and 23% of oil. but europe doesn't want to buy it any more because it is funding russia's invasion of ukraine. however, when you take such a significant amount of supply out of the global market, of course there is less to go around, then as you can see here, the benchmark prices for o

bad news to report from the energy market. even if storage is full, that will last only about 2 and a half months in the heating season. so end of december sometime if theres depends on how cold it is, we could use it up very fast. then you're going to have a situation where there's simply not enough. you can import as much energy as used to come through the pipelines for russia. so. ready it's going to be rationing and things could get even worse. that's despite the german government announcing new large scale deals for liquid natural gas impulse. this year it was a struggle to fill the storage. but if you remember, russia was still sending. guess they were grudgingly sending and cutting it back, but they did send gas and that allowed the storage to be filled. undoubtedly next winter they'll sending, it won't be sent. so it'll be rundown. and i how do you philip? next year, germany now has something like 7 o n g offshore floating in regards to vacation units. that will bring in natural gas. but you know, even if these go very

we believe that today we are all on the energy front and energy experts and citizens, however.nately, these voluntary consumption restrictions turned out to be insufficient today, as a result of which we were forced to apply also the limitation of electricity consumption by some ukrainian enterprises and also to apply the schedules of emergency shutdowns of e-e for citizens to a certain limited extent regarding the pace of restoration of energy networks, this process in order to to restore their primary functionality eh takes some time, it is days eh and not even weeks . but in order to restore such a margin of safety of our energy system, i think that this could be done in the next few weeks, of course, provided that there will be no such large-scale missile attacks but we are preparing for all kinds of scenarios , so we have in our hands a toolkit for balancing the energy system in various ways. in which areas the situation remains the most difficult from the energy point of view, you can say. well, we have problematic are those power plants that consume traditional electrici

so important today to start giving back with the current energy crisis, the renewable energy industry hopes to become a bigger part of the conversation. another industry that's come on, discrete ne, for its environmental impact is fashion. with ever more clara is being sold at ever lower price as it can seem like a race to the bottom. in our next report will take you to a high tech garment factory in the german city of mentioned, glad back. run by clothing giant cna. it's taking a new approach to a clothing classic appears. dean's being lent a distressed look without harmful chemicals for laser device as part of a new high tech factory open fi clothing giant c in a in the german city of mentioned platform tasks previously seen to buy teams of people are now largely done by machines. the site has a human workforce of just 100, but it's set to turn out 800000 pairs of jeans a year with all the power coming from solar and wind energy there. while again, i'm so glad we want to be producing ourselves again. profiting from the short supply routes involved with goods made directly in europe.

we have enough energy.ricity is a resource that cannot be stored, just as air cannot be inhaled for the future or it needs to be stuffed into pockets. how much fits in the lungs no more, dispatchers around the world monitor the current demand for electricity and charge. under it, the power plants of their countries, when demand falls in the furnace, stop supplying coal, and turbines into the water, when the stoker sharply increases to the fullest, but sometimes it doesn’t have time and they ask the neighbors to step under their feet, and if such help is temporary, because the working moment did not have time, but if it’s permanent, because everything is broken, this is energy asphyxia , if it was not there during the year, then the industry is breathing, exactly yes, you need to open the window, as was the case with energy supplies from russia last september. and when you can let others breathe, as in the situation with ukraine , thermal power plants provide knocking on our electricity, then from those in w

on that point, the energy price guarantee and - energy price guarantee and previously the energy pricea unit of gas and electricity and also your daily standing charge. but it doesn't set a limit on your bills so this 2500 figure that we are often hearing of, isn't actually how much you will necessarily pay, and it is worth saying that there is extra help, there is £400 of your energy bill for everybody who has a domestic electricity supply, so basically everyone who pays for their actors to use, whether that is a prepayment metre or by direct debit, those payments will be starting to be made, the first one this month, if you are on sudden means tested benefits, then you will get the cost of living payment that kevin referred to earlier on, your correspondent kevin peachey, the £600. and if you are of state pension age and on means tested benefits, you will get more. so all in all this help could bring down a typical bill for someone on working age benefits of about £1400, rather than 2500, unless you are either disabled or over state pension age. and in terms of pensions, barbara crof

he talked at length about energy security. you said that germany was well prepared for this coming winter, that it had made that transition from being almost completely dependent on russian gas to and for example, extending the use of coal power, but also building l n. d infrastructure terminals. so he said, and that was also interesting, and we were dependent on russia. we are no longer, but we will need this transition period to get away from it. you know, as you know, ukraine desperately wants more weapons to help defend itself against the russian aggression. to shortcut a, give any indication that germany is now prepared to send more weapons to ukraine. well, all of shows is somebody who doesn't publicly talk about things that are being negotiated behind closed doors. he's not a politician who tries to win vote as over by making promises that he is not a 100 percent sure that he can fulfill them. so this is not a surprise, left shows will only announce new weapons deliveries as soon as he's got the 100 percent support from

it's clean energy.ll bring a stabilizing force to the world stage. >> a lot of solutions there. when you look at the challenges, what is the biggest challenge to cleaner and more reliable global energy supply? >> the biggest thing that has prevented us from adding more supply is the growing demand for energy. it is simple. pipelining for structure. with infrastructure, we can begin to start adding supply. the key to getting this infrastructure is that we need to start raising awareness. we need to let people know that we have a real solution. we can start here in the knighted -- united states. we've been talking about how this could be a big green initiative on this planet. low prices around the world. it's the biggest jobs creator in the country. getting support for this idea, you can understand why people are so excited about this. whether you care about the environment, whether you care about jobs and the economy, you should care about u.s. lng. that support isn't just contained within the conversati

global energy in a multipolar world. now more than ever it is important to find common ground between key market participants. the main thing is to maintain stability, including through the mechanism of the deal, plus we are working actively and within the framework of knowing your position, our actions. our decisions are not directed against any patriot, we are not going and do not do it in such a way as to create problems for someone, our actions are aimed at creating stability in the world energy markets so that consumers , those who are engaged in production, suppliers to the world markets. felt calm and stable. last week, the parties to the opec plus deal agreed to extend it until the end of 23 years, and cut production by 2 million barrels per day from next month. this is due to the growing uncertainty in the global economy and the oil market. at the same time, experts note that under the conditions of sanctions pressure from the west, mutual understanding between russia and the countries of the middle east is stre

and not just for inflation and energy prices. the resolution of the war quickly is absolutely essential. that is going to ease a little bit of a show of the energy prices. and then it is a matter of the transition how quickly we can transition into meeting energy demands, stabilizing in, in newark, librium. and of course, and moving to the green transition. how worried should we be? how worried should we be about rate hikes for these weaker economies in the euro? so this is always this needle that the easy behalf a threat. is that really a concern? i think it is there any effect isn't just that the small countries actually, you really see germany would say no census of the word is the changing of the year of the euro or economy. they are technically recession now. and this inevitably, that this will continue for some time till energy demand stabilizes into a new equilibrium level. so i think it is it the, the energy at the is a rate hikes that we are expected to see from these. we today will affect countries very differently simp

you know that more than 30 percent of critical energy cv on energy infrastructure and we're affected. you said i understand that the biggest in euro ukrainians appreciate nuclear power plant occupied by russians because of that the last more than 20 percent of nuclear part of electricity generation. for example, now at the percent off we can generate sion. beaudet good evidence confirm and that ukraine's energy sector has a great potential. the fact that even now in this topic of time, with all these massive dachelle fractions on our energy and foster action, we managed to maintain the resilience of our greets and continue supply and electricity, water, and gas to consumers with minimal control blackouts. we have laid out, but this breakouts control by our transmission system operator. and this is because of necessary to have time to do repair complaints. but this is really a should understand that rations in tend to make old whether they're accomplished in genocide or great nuns and the survival of ukrainian c. this is under fred, this is really very, very difficult and we'll have to

is our success regarding energy and whether the energy transformation we had from the energy in general whether it is gas or oil to the export of energy this is from one side. what we have done lately with the laboring countries as you rightly said when we had this major arrangement not only through the emgf, but also through the actions by having agreements to import gas from israel and pass it through our system and export it from our lng facilities in egypt. >> it greases the wheels for you? >> exactly all that in the neighboring countries as well as what we are currently doing with european country like cyprus. we are working with them to develop their discovery to bringing this gas into our facilities in egypt as well. >> quickly on the economy. with the pound hitting the lows it has, i think 24 to the u.s. dollar a record low in the past month do you think the economy and the currency are on a more stable path and pathway to growth with the result of the deal >> i think so. investors were a little bit hesitant when they saw this is the prevailing prices of the currency was not ref

green energy all the time. the show for fossil sodium would be a cheaper and more available raw material. it could be used to in a few years. test volt already has over 100000000 euros of orders and fresh capital . the start up plans to build another giga factory soon. now germany is by no means the only country embracing the switch to renewables in the united states. president joe biden has pledged to spend hundreds of billions of dollars to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. one state that is showing signs of change is north dakota and a region built on fossil fuels indigenous communities up and working to protect the environment path in as polls centers this report on how the su tribes are leading the effort. the su tribe has lived in north dakota for centuries before european settlers stole their land and way of life. cody to bears is a descendant of a tribal chief and grew up in the cannonball community and the standing rock reservation. for him, the transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy is not ab

i know the energy secretary is working on a plan to help companies and individuals use energy more efficiently, we are also working on this, i was delighted to speak to my friend yesterday and hope we can start this going in number 10 straight away. >> during the lockdown we reached for healthcare stock who would die on the front line and how quickly our nurses have gone to this government villains, the we theorized and then branded as militants for daring to have the audacity for industrial action, first time in a century, the prime minister -- paying the bills, neither £0.72, nurses are leaving in droves, feeling abandoned by this government, surely even the prime minister agrees the government has its priorities wrong. and at the same time offering pay raises to the chest. >> could i say what a brilliant job our fantastic nurses are doing across the country and what he is saying is simply wrong, the indigent pay review body recommended a 1400 pound rise on average and that is what the government is committed to delivering. >> a lot of 27 lives last winter in the channel the uk government jo

this will be for future energy security. so we think that the golf links not only invalidated but, and all that of lucky countries should pay much attention by where shifting from from do radio increasing. and that is a good solution. better solution for this got a conflict talking about global solutions. i want to bring in collude care, who is the director of the confluence advisory and cartoon sudan checked us out. energy security relies on the availability of sustainability and the affordability of energy. and latest move to cut production by raising energy prices is going to affect the school. but quite clearly, most at most the effect countries that are already vulnerable to just the comic but governance shocks. it's therefore very important type thing for countries that are frankly going to be making a killing out of this latest move, set up a global trust fund to ensure that countries and communities are able to whether the energy and security for the next few months. if not on a longer term basis. so i'm in one of th

that today we are all on the energy front and energy sector and citizens, however, unfortunately, theseption turned out to be insufficient today, as a result of which we were forced also apply restrictions on electricity consumption by some ukrainian enterprises and also apply schedules of emergency shutdowns of e-e for citizens to a certain limited extent. as for the pace of restoration of energy networks, this process in order to restore their primary functionality e-e takes a certain time, it is at the end of e-e and even not weeks . but in order to restore such a margin of safety of our energy system, i think that this could not be done in the next few weeks, of course, provided that there are no such large-scale missile shelling but we are preparing for all kinds of scenarios , so we have a toolkit in our hands to balance the energy system in different ways. in which regions is the situation the most difficult from an energy point of view? the kyiv power station and the kharkiv power station were hit, you know, by the first rocket attacks a month ago on september 12, and of course

with 2 teens targeted attacks on energy supply. how are people coping with here in eastern ukraine inhabitants are preparing for winter. despite broken infrastructure, there's a sense of courage in the, in is their hope in the midst of destruction. why? focus on europe? in 30 minutes on d, w, enter the conflict zone with tim sebastian, the death of a young iranian woman in police custody. a sparked weeks of violent protest in iran and around the world. palmer, i'm the professor at k around university blames the west and nato aggravating the progress of terry ron denies supplying jones to moscow. i do take in the ukraine, russian rule, complet zone, 90 minutes on d, w. b o. i will interest the global economy. our portfolio g w, business beyond. here's a closer look at the project. our mission. to analyze the fight for market dominance. get a step ahead with d w business beyond. mm. ah ah ah ah ah, with this is dw news lie from berlin, the united states has imposed new sanctions on a ram. it announced a new measures as a rainy and se

independence and to have security of energy supply. or the e. u has already agreed other measures to reduce demand and protect supplies. these include a so called solidarity levy on energy companies, excess profits, and the cap on revenues made by non gas electricity produces a mandatory 5 percent cost on electricity consumption during peak hours until march next year. and a voluntary 10 percent reduction to be decided by each member state. many have already set standard limits, italy and spain of order the maximum temperature of 90 degrees celsius for central heating. while germany has turned off hot water and public buildings and frances, even put speed limits on ski lifts and was producing less artificial snow or storing energy bills and rising living costs of triggered protests across major european cities in the past few months. and this was a dominant issue in the recent elections in italy and switch them off, so as to boston, as more from one protest in prague. oh, this is the largest straight union rally in 20 years of thousand

to keep a ceiling on oil prices from russia, in other words, in the energy sector.as broken out that can completely reshape world markets. and the entire global economy. and maybe politics, so the conversation is really important and serious today. of course, we are waiting, as we said, for the speech of the president of russia, his communication with the participants of the formula, during which we just hope to get answers to all questions about what the future holds for russian and not only russian energy, and so we are waiting the main event, but while the discussion is already beginning, we will carefully. hear about everything important and interesting, we will definitely tell you. thank you, pavel, but we are waiting for details from you in the next issues pavel krasnov about the large-scale international energy week forum that started in the capital. united states, a month before the elections, another major scandal erupted in the ranks of the democrats in the party left tulsi, gabbat, left loudly declared that she could no longer put up with the biden policy

we will maintain our energy security through traditional energy sources. yes we all want clean energy but when you don't have wind or when you don't have rain what will you do for years when there's a drought and you can't use your hydroelectric plants so you have to keep your energy safe with traditional sources of energy, we regard our strategy in this vein, therefore energy security turkey will continue to develop, regulating supply and demand, and only with such tools in his speech, when alexander valentinovich mentioned the situation with the greens. projects and said that it is absolutely necessary, but now the minister of energy of turkey spoke about sticking to and preserving traditional energy sources very actively, nodding the question of green projects from here. consider the general situation, how you will develop no time or put them on pause. thank you very much, but uh first of all, of course, uh, it's already today it is a known fact that green energy is developing quite dynamically, look at the events that have taken place literally over th

of the energy bills was a labor idea. during her leadership context -- contest, the prime minister said, i am very clear. i am not planning public spending reductions. is he going to stick to -- is she going to stick to that? p.m. truss: absolutely. what we are. lesson, speaker -- mr. speaker, we are spending almost a trillion pounds of public spending. we were spending 700 billion back in 2010. what we will make sure is that over the medium-term, the debt is falling but we will do that not by cutting public spending but by making sure that we spent public money well and the honorable gentlemen -- which he does this -- doesn't seem to support on the energy price guarantee but he can't criticize us on spending money and on the other hand saying we are cutting expenditure. speaker starmer: i hope they listen carefully to the last answer because other people have listened carefully to it. who voted for this? [laughter] speaker starmer: who voted for this? not all -- not homeowners pain extra for their mortgages -- paying ext

consumption system because the energy supply because the energy supply system is sufficiently branchedpabilities, that is, the heat supply systems in there are such uh, not such branches have no reserves, so really, if you take uh, the pro-front regions and there really is already happening batteries in order for the entire system to defrost later in the winter, it does not mean that it is not and it is already necessary to look at it depending on the region, depending on the damage and risks that exist, that is, you cannot say one recipe for all regions, for all settlements e . -e and we will already monitor the situation, but again, the front-line regions there, such as izyum, there, for example, kupyansk, maybe even slavyansk , kramatorsk, there can be a really critical situation with the provision of heat because i it is known that the water is already from the heating lines in general from the heating systems, it is draining. i think that there will not be a critical situation right there, you know why, because people there know that there will definitely be no heat, there will be

its future energy security. a mid pressure by the west african states to tighten the carbon emission belts, while millions fights to survival. 600000000 people around africa have no access to electricity, 900000000, nor access to no access to clean cooking technologies. also in the program, protests against foreign intervention intensify in height. the united nations she joins cold on action in the country, seemingly ignoring widespread opposition on the ground with moscow to the world. this is our t international. my name is peter scott taking over from rachel blevins and these, the top stories this, our relocation of civilians has been announced by the governor of the head on region. as the commander of russia's military operations, as ukrainian troops are preparing to use prohibits to tactics in the upcoming assaults on the city of he had a song he describes the said, the current situation of the front as tense. adding the key of forces are deliberately targeting residential buildings and civilian infrastruct

thing i twist said that world energy security depends on partnership that's to me in hub of russian energy week, which just kicked off to day. i mentioned the russian leader at one thing that was said, western politicians are effectively destroying the global energy market. that was one of the main messages from the russian leader in a speech of russian energy week had been held in moscow. here choose western governments of being guided only by their own ambitions. let's take a listen to the economy of the global economy and the energy industry is undergoing serious crisis that has to do with the prices of energy, the undermining of the balance between supply and demand. and with some of the actions by western partners guided only by their own goals and ambitions that they undermine and destroy the infrastructure of that competitors. i'm talking of course about the attack on the stream $1.00 and $1.00 stream to pipelines. these were undoubtedly acts of international terrorism, undermining the energy security of the entire continent. they block the sources on cheap energy to europe before o

african energy resources. the message is clear, the african energy challenge is enormous. 600000000 people around africa have no access to electricity, 900000000 nor access, no access to clean cooking technologies, weekend cities, industries, dont south african minister of energy where they're montage. it is on record saying that south africa will not be pushed into unsustainable and expensive energy solution in a socio economic environment where food security as well as access to clean energy, go hand in hand. south africa is not stepping back from the position that low co solutions cannot be clean energy. only many brew we'll talk about her. just consider no one to talk about doesn't from cold to renewables. every time they say that require exit, say it gun from cold with bruises, from our governor mission, to look up with a mission where we're experimenting with cub one curvature, storage and use. and see if we cannot expand useful code because we're well and go to school as a country to lie. just the colon

energy package, and keeping taxes low _ with our energy package, and keeping taxes low i_ with our energy— honourable gentleman had... when he backed our cuts to national insurance.— backed our cuts to national insurance. .., ., , , insurance. the economy is in turmoil, _ insurance. the economy is in turmoil, people _ insurance. the economy is in turmoil, people are - insurance. the economy is in turmoil, people are really . insurance. the economy is in - turmoil, people are really worried. this has descended into absolutely nonsense attacks about last night. there is no point, there is no point, there is no point trying to hide it. everyone can see what has happened. the tories went on a borrowing spree, sending mortgage rates through the route. they are skyrocketing by £500 a month. for nearly 2 million homeowners, their fixed—rate deals are coming to an end next year. they are worried sick, and everybody in this house knows it. they won't forgive, they won't forget, and nor should they. when will she stop ducking responsibility, do the right thing, and reverse her kamikaze budget which

all that improve energy security? it's not going to improve _ energy security?ecurity? it's not going to improve it at _ energy security? it's not going to improve it at the _ energy security? it's not going to improve it at the moment. l to improve it at the moment. it's going to take a long time to be able to secure more supplies, so we need to work right now on immediately short and medium term solutions. bringing more energy efficiency into place, bring more renewables, trying to have a more mixed variety of different power generations in the uk, that's what's helpful, we can't just rely on one source, and the more renewables we could bring, the better.— bring, the better. what do you make of the — bring, the better. what do you make of the uk _ bring, the better. what do you make of the uk government'sl make of the uk government's decision on this? is it, you say it won't solve the problem in the short or medium term, in terms of long—term strategy, is it likely to provide a more robust supply than expanding renewable energy sources further? , . further? th

i was impressed that it is so powerful and so strong in energy the energy workers themselves are workingn we send greetings to the front. when we come, congratulations to the doctors who are treating our soldiers, e . modern experts, how do they solve these problems, how quickly do they solve them, how wisely do they do it, uh, i'm not an expert, but i can say that people who worked as ministers and deputy ministers of energy in ukraine they say that they did not believe in the possibility of such and such knowledge and such tricks, i would even say so . when we cannot use it here, so we lead from where we can use it. there is a whole huge network in ukraine of these possibilities or these impossibilities. sometimes, but they are not possible. turn impossibilities into opportunities, that's why i think it's huge, it's huge, i have to say thank you to the ukrainian energy companies who are engaged in this, that they are absolutely unique, they make it unique, they supply this energy, and the second thing i would like to say and this is super important. we just never think about it, but lo

that's more thea energy week session also included discussions of the energy security of africa. and one of the representatives of the african energy chamber sized that energy poverty is already a major problem on that continent. i've seen russian and african countries have really looked and walking to pass on a lot of energy projects. you can look at gas problems, investments in algeria and libya. you can look at ross neff party space and some of the project around was a big because africa has these big problem of energy, poverty, 600000000 people without access to electricity, 900, without access to clean cooking technologies. so looking at russia, looking at what he does done, the electrification and making energy, poverty history is something that us made. africans really want to explore broader collaboration beyond what they already have right now. right now, africa can play a critical role, a critical role during this morning to bring stability to and volatility in the oil markets on create energy security. this is what would need, right now, depth what we need to we need t

brushes able to assist africa and training it's workforce for the energy industry. but meanwhile, western states are currently focused on pumping hydrocarbons out of africa as they covered themselves with slogans of energy transition. while they themselves are the most interested in these resources, you 1st throw. in another comment of today's energy for him, a president putin claimed whoever committed the sabotage of the nor stream pipeline system had intended to sever economic ties directly between russia and the european union. across these, the you stands behind the sabotage of north street, one and 2. and we'll see those cities, we find a break of target entry and russia and europe is that those who want to finally undermine the political subjectivity of europe, week in its industrial potential. but that have become a leader on that market list. so while the us is about a debate, an $817000000000.00 bill to up contain china and russia. some european countries are saying they shouldn't decouple from china, but they should continue to do business together. that's

and he also said that the goal here is to raise the annual overall energy and energy production capacity to over 4600000000 tons of standard call 2025. and it will end up in the long run trying to plans to build the clean energy supply system that increased when that solar had hydro power and nuclear power. so as the country will work to ensure that the share of non fossil fuel energy and total energy consumption rises to 20 percent by the year of 202525 percent year of 2013. and finally died. there's been a lot of reports in the western media that china has apparently delayed the release of some importance economic data. however, in the congress, the economy was covered quite widely. what do you make of those reports? i have to say i just as eagerly and equally eager as you are to know the latest speakers unafraid. that's a question that i currently don't have an answer to. what i can tell you though, is that according to the latest figures available, that's the 3rd quarter economic performance that just released earlier. the economy actually has shown signs of recovery. we looked at q

russia will remain a major, leading energy partner for consumers, and as the world's energy grows, theld 's energy consumption will grow, obviously, as economies grow and the share of energy resources increases, we will be one of the main ones in this energy market. uh. let's put it this way, partner players to ensure energy security, they are holding back high prices. the appearance of additional volumes from russia on the market would help change the situation. emphasizes the experts. moreover, the turkish hungarian partners have already reacted positively to the proposal.

energy infrastructure..u. had the same message, some government limit russia for the damage. >> all information available so far seems to be indicating that this has been a deliberate act, a deliberate damage which was created, deliberate disruption of the e.u. energy infrastructure. it is completely unacceptable and it will be-russia says the s that it is responsible for the leaks were predictably stupid and absurd. moscow have demanded a u.n. security council meeting on friday to discuss the damage. the kremlin spokesman appeared to lay the blame on the u.s.. guest: we see a significant increase on the profits of u.s. energy companies supplying gas to the european continent. they are very, very interested in getting those bumper profits in the future. are we interested in this? no, we are not. we have lost the transportation gas routes to europe. is a europe interested in this, in particular the locomotive of european economics, germany? no, it's not. folly: our correspondent has more from a vessel in the