energy.ward thy artifacts from twenty years ago in 2002 were popular. these are the phone clamshells that nokia has, that motorola has, that pantec has this phone, by the way, it still works, and over the past 20 years, mobile phone production technology, of course, has gone far forward. but what is interesting is that these models and modern phones work on almost the same batteries. here it is a lithium-ion battery. here are the batteries of a modern phone, the principle of operation is the same, just over the past 20 years, the battery capacity has become many times larger. now it is the most popular type of battery also in laptops, cameras, camcorders, modern household appliances since 2019 among those who received the nobel prize, in chemistry from the development of such lithium-ion batteries was, and kiru yusina from japan but six years before that merit. akira yushin and the prospects of his developments were recognized by an independent international committee of the global energy pri

of cleaner energy. news conference energy secretary talks about how scientists have for the first time been able to produce more energy infusion reaction was used to create it. welcome everyone. it is so great to see members of congress here, senator reid, i'm glad you're here. congressmen swallow, senator fleshman, you so much. i yet. of course in jerome bowman thank you so much all of you for your support of this. i know there are others who are supportive as well who were not able to make it. but this is a great day. today we are here to talk about fusion, combining two particles into one. last week at the lawrence livermore national laboratory in california, scientists at the national ignition facility achieved fusion ignition. that is creating more energy from fusion reaction than the energy used to start the process. the first time it is ever been done in a laboratory anywhere in the world. simply put, this is one of the most impressive scientific feats of the 21st century. or as the president mig

the energy transition requires fundamental structural changes in o existing energy systems. these have to happen on a local and global level. either way, digitalization would play a decisive role in all that the vision for the future energy sector as a fully digitized system, where all these kind of technologies are communicating with each other. using smart algorithms are being able to actually manage the grid networks and the balance of supply and demand using millions of distributed devices that communicate with each other and enable a much more efficient. ah, yeah, and affordable energy transition for all. of course, there will be hurdles to overcome and they will differ from city to city, but innovative ideas emerging to make the technological side a success. and that would benefit everyone, including the environments ah, ah, and healing with the help of a eye. doctors who have reached their limits with conventional medicine use artificial intelligence to open up completely new perspective. thanks to visionary technology that's faster and more precise than a human being

the important thing, how much energy does it take to talk about the wall plug energy, how much energy does it take in are the implications for other types of fusions? what is something that we could inform. >> the laser requires about 300 from the wall and you drive to from the energy which are three mega trails in the industry. the calculation is possible the laser system for hundreds of yields, there is a pathway to target but not enough yields, were very different on that. two megajoules in the release ... talk about target getting greater than one. >> magnetic fusion. there many common things about plasma science and materials that you need to work in fusion environment diagnostic techniques et cetera especially magnetic fusion works at low pressures, densities and for long times. i forgot high pressures of density for short time, their underlying physics but the fundamental consequent is different. >> secretary granholm, congress has charged you in the department with making decisions about most promising here in the middle of that process now, how are you going to approach them

energy is destroyed, that is, there is a deficit of produced electrical energy, and the consumptionis much more , there is nothing left to er maintain control over the power system, how to unlock the er consumption surplus, to return to the equation again, the volume of production is equal to the volume of electricity consumption. well, this is exactly what emergency disconnections from domains are used for, which, of course, do not fall clearly on the schedule because some may be dishonest, some may this or that moment of the day or increase consumption, turn on energy equipment, it can be an industrial enterprise, it can be a commercial institution, and accordingly , due to such a lack of consumption discipline of electric energy, about which ukrenergo, the ministry of energy of ukraine, makes up all consumers, and when one of the consumers thinks that my washing machine or my electric oven will not cause any harm, no, the consumer i'm wrong, it's possible it's because of your er, actually, i don't know er, the heating device is either an electric battery and there will be a power

words form some kind of green energy, imperialism. i think it's, it's, it's, it's to be commended. not the minister made that statement. what we have seen in the past is africa being annexed, playing the role of the export of raw materials, but also importer of finished technologies. and that's something that needs to be avoided. i think that's what he meant by, by energy, imperialism, or climate. imperialism are some people who would refer to it so that what it means then is that africa has to play a significant role in the entire value chain of renewable energy production. as well as hydrogen production. it means you know, having the industrial base to be able to benefit in terms of jobs in terms of economic security and, and other co benefits. come along with that. okay. yeah, cobb, want to get a professor of energy and development policy or the university college london. thank you very much for your insights. thank you. thank you very much for having me . oh, you're watching. did of the news africa still to come? to get a new pers

the current energy sources that we use.ps if fusion becomes the energy of the future, that will be the case, and renewables, of course, will increase dramatically. i think europe will not be completely domestically independent for a very, very long time, if ever. well, on that point, megan richards, a real pleasure having you on the show. thanks for your time and i'll talk to you soon. thank you. so that need to come up with a new strategy to tackle the energy crisis is not lost on the companies that supply the market either. italy's enel, it's the world's second biggest energy company behind only the state grid corporation of china. and it's embarking on a very ambitious transformation plan, which will mean by 2040 it only sells electricity generated from renewable sources such as wind and solar. and i've been catching up with its big boss, francesco. a real pleasure having you on the show. thanks for your time. francesco, let's start with this, because i want to hear your personal thoughts on how the war in ukraine, the r

france in atomic energy.has a powerful influence and invaluable experience, that is why they held this forum, and here everything was directly tied to nuclear energy, renewable energy sources, hydropower, that is, it is interesting what growth of this forum will be key, which will take place today, that is, probably also they will talk about some progressive projects ah well they need to be heard eh i haven't heard about atomic energy yet we have to understand that indeed france is one of the most powerful countries in the nuclear intrigues of the company idf is french is extremely powerful. and it has projects not only in france in this world, and since the 90s it has been cooperating very closely with our energy engineer here in ukraine, so this cooperation has a long tradition. i am sure it will continue. accordingly, we will continue to cooperate with our american partners when we talk about the westines company, which also helps ukraine with nuclear fuel , and this is extremely important in the strategic

i melting point means the salt can absorb a lot of energy. it keeps for 6 plus hours with the batteries can only manage under for when the grid needs power. the plant re converts heat back into electricity through a turbine. while its material costs are relatively low and its system is pretty scalable. it's still behind hydro and lithium. the hope is that the market will eventually make a feasible you can do something similar with the piles of sand. we mentioned earlier, a couple of fins decided to use some local pilots to solve one of finland's biggest energy issues. heating, instead of converting the heat back to electricity, they just use it directly. to storage, deposit is in the order of thousands of times. she had an unwilling june buffers. michael, ellen and co founded a company that makes sand batteries return the electricity to heat, ugly gum reg installed, cheese lit up. we can bear with the large volumes of energy, how much sand undertones of sand. it can store heat at around $500.00 to $600.00 ri celsius for months. this heat then

and that is creating more energy from fusion reactions than the energy used to start the process. it's the 1st time it has ever been done in a laboratory. anywhere in the world. simply put, this is one of the most impressive scientific feats of the 21st century. let's look at this with dr. athena capital, who's a research scientist in his field at the max planck institute for plasma physics. here in germany. welcome at to d, w. and you're excited about this announcement? oh, absolutely has of useless fusion scientist. one can only be excited about such nice news. why, what is it about vist that very so phenomenal. well, any progress infusion research is very important to all of us as oh, of course. and fusion we're trying to produce clean, abundant energy. we're trying to provide this to the world as an option. because we know we're all looking for a carbon free, clean, safe source of energy. and this is becoming more and more important as we're progressing in this century. and it will become even more important in the coming years. so we are trying very hard as you've heard befor

market, including in settlements with green energy producers.general, i would still like to draw the attention of our colleagues from of the national commission for the regulation of the electric energy market and colleagues from the government of ukraine, we need to resolve the actual issues related to and changes in the market segment of the day in advance and adopted by other regulatory solutions because they will also give us the opportunity to cover the difference in prices, including for electricity that will be imported from the european union, that is, as of today . the plane is physical, it is the physical protection of e-e objects of the power system, the second plane is financial , including the calculations and debts of previous periods and the attraction of funds for scheduled unscheduled repairs, you also need to remember about them, because in the disgraceful season of e- is not only unscheduled repairs are taking place, but also, accordingly, certain units will be decommissioned for scheduled repairs because no one has accumulate

of cleaner energy. in a news conference, energy secretary-general i ever-- secretary jennifer granholm says the fusion produces more energy than was used to create it. [inaudible conversations] >> good morning, everyone. so great to see members of congress here, senator reeves, so glad you're here, congressman swalwell, mcnerny, well, i don't think that congressman -- she's not here. conor lamb, of course, and thank you so much for your support of this and i know there are others who are supportive as well who were not able to make it, but this is a great day. today we're here to talk about fusion, combined two particles into one. last week at the lawrence livermore national laboratory in california scientists at the national ignition facility achieved fusion ignition. and that's creating more energy from fusion reaction than the energy used to start the process. it's the first time it has ever been done in a laboratory anywhere in the world. simply put, this is one of the most impressive scientific fea

renewable energy. congress must use its oversight of third 200 all of the federal funds allocated for the optimization of the energy grid prioritize and deploy rooftop solar energy with storage and the puerto rico's local policy goals without compromising agriculture and ecological ends. according to the limited data published on the puerto rico housing department cbdgr transparency photo was a pencil housing recovery program known as arthur and a principal agricultural recovery program are failing to reach their goals. the program received 27,000 applications and of those only 4398 houses have been repaired or reconstructed. applicants of the program are particularly vulnerable households that a survivor of the disasters in the past five years while still waiting for the repairs to their homes. geographically vulnerable population such as prone to santiago has had zero homes rebuilt or repaired. hurricane maria devastated local agriculture production and 92.5 million was allocated to the repo program

that saves us around the same amount of energy. a 4 person household would use all year been reduced. as i heard about on some streets, the city has installed lamps equipped with motion detectors. the l. a. d lights, they dim until someone walks by and triggers the sensor for them to become brighter . that uses 90 percent less energy than regular lights. arrangement in it is can we work pretty well? it's dimmed light and when you walk by, it brightens real quick. another idea is taking hold in logistics. large facilities are being equipped with ceiling fans. warm air rises and huge fans flow it down to where it's really needed. helping save 20 percent of heating cost. retailers are also adapting at this small in hamburg. 40 percent of lights have been turned off. yes, robin lloyd, still yes. they've reduced lighting to save energy. i like that. on the phineas also volt light bulbs have been replaced with modern low energy l. a. d. lights, and while that may have cost $100000.00 euros, the investment is expected to pay for itself wi

energy efficient cooking stove. the project receive support from the university of applied sciences into seldorf. arch bare hopes to bring both products to the market as soon as possible. we are planning to make like a massive mass production of the set pallets. and at the same time must production of these the specific stove that these are not. these are compatible with this, i believe they intend to sell the grass based pellets for 30 bye st. less than charcoal. 35 kilograms would cost 3 years instead of for the stove, they designed as planned for mass production here and under lam and go ok. they raised money for the project by a crowd funding and from german donors. grass from making pellets is also being planted. the project succeeds at 2 objectives, creating jobs while slowing down the deforestation of madagascar. and how about you? if you are also doing your bit, tell us about is visit our website. oh, send us the tweet hash tag doing your base. we share your stories. less deforestation and more jobs solving

energy efficient cooking stove. the project receive support from the university of applied sciences into seldorf. arch bear hopes to bring both products to the market. as soon as possible. we are planning to make like a massive mass production of the set pellets. and at the same time, must production of these the specific stove that these are not, these are compatible with this. i believe they intend to sell the grass based pellets for 30 bye cent. less than charcoal. 35 kilograms would cost 3 years instead of for the scope they designed as planned for mass production here and under lam and go ok. they raised money for the project to buy a crowd funding and from german donors. grass for making pellets is also being planted. the project succeeds at 2 objectives, creating jobs while slowing down the deforestation of madagascar. and how about you? if you are also doing your bit, tell us about is visitor website both send us the tweet hash tag doing your base. we share your stories. less deforestation, and more jobs sol

energy efficient cooking stove. the project receive support from the university of applied sciences into seldorf. arch bare hopes to bring both products to the market as soon as possible. we are planning to make like a massive mass production of the said pallets. and at the same time, mass production of the specific stove that these are not, these are compatible with this. i believe they intend to sell the grass based pellets for 30 bye st. less than charcoal. 35 kilograms would cost 3 years instead of for the stove, they designed as planned for mass production here and under lam and go ok. they raised money for the project by a crowd funding and from german donors. grass from making pellets is also being planted. the project succeeds at 2 objectives, creating jobs while slowing down the deforestation of madagascar. and how about you? if you are also doing your bit, tell us about is visitor website both send us the tweets hash tag doing your best. we share your stories. less deforestation and more jobs solving to pr

it is energy preparation.ed the point of this minimum. it is clear where there will be gas and there will be other things, but in energy, there will be no catastrophe, i am absolutely sure of this, there will be problems, there will be nuances, but the catastrophes will be them, and again, to mr. oleksandr, this is what mr. oleksiy kucherenko, the minister of state, said then i would ask now the government, i.e. the supreme power, i don’t know there anymore, the government, the president, the verkhovna rada , the decision-making center, do they help the energy companies or do they not hinder the energy companies, it seems extremely important to me, or are there just so many talented people there that they work for themselves, and thank god that the government does not get in there with its instructions, as we all thank our leaders very much that they do not tell the hard-working how to fight at the front. i consider it the greatest achievement of ukraine that government officials and senior leaders do not tell

energy security.have already noted the moment of green energy. and until this year, probably, transitional countries also spoke very actively, especially western countries talked a lot about this. here, how do you think the energy market of the future, how will it be? i think that it will just keep on developing, we will definitely see the continuation of large investments in renewable energy. even despite the crises that are happening today. uh, anyway, uh, the structure of the energy balance will change, it is clear that not at the same pace as 2 years ago, everyone predicted that literally tomorrow hydrocarbons would be taken away and everyone would start using only solar wind generation, hydrogen , and so on. no, it will be gradual. uh, the share of electricity consumption will increase, because today we see, yes, practically in the life of each of us in the life of any person. and the industrial enterprise uses a lot of electricity. yes, this is big database processing - these are gadgets, these

ah, the problem with new construction is the energy required. so ah ah, ah, these 2 concrete towers once belonged to the phone, a be elected coalition bag, a stay tone factory for graphite production in what was then east germany. today the towers re kind of pilgrimage sites for architecture lovers. the renovation was the brainchild of german architect arno brandon, but he's famous for his innovative ideas. following the renovation, he moved his office headquarters from berlin's meter district to the concrete g d r meg, unless it and in the thought we tend to tear down buildings when they no longer serve their original purpose and construct new ones will not. because we think construction generates more revenue and higher returns of when china, every time you demolish a building a lot and it all the energy that went into building his last or just wasted a place to. cuz i'm that nick, he did a transcript to simplify. imagine half the energy is in the actual go anywhere hurt hours are while only half is used for things like heating and cooling. wh

ways of capturing otherwise inaccessible renewable energy or wasted energy are being developed and their pi years really. in many ways, big horn miners are pioneering. this kind of energy transformation and why? because of good forbid coin, minors, bottom line, it all comes down to money. no one wants to be paying for any more energy than they have to. so to that point, the bit coin mining council, in that same report, estimated that mining technology efficiency has grown by 46 percent over the past year. which suggests that as the network grows is going to become even more efficient over time. we're just going to see that keep happening and how are minors utilizing flared gas mitigation? is this an efficient use of energy that would otherwise be wasted? yeah, so 1st of all, you have to understand what flared gas is. so when natural gas, what happens is during mining processes and we're talking about like oil, oil refining. so when natural gas is brought to the surface, but it can't be easily used or diverted, taken somewhere where it can be used, then the oil companies just burn it. tha

that could accelerate the shift to renewable energy. we have an eco constant with us. joining us from the u. k. she's a research fellow nuclear fusion at the university of manchester. thanks for sticking around. so we just heard from officials at the u. s. department of energy, but i talked to us about what you've heard and, and how big a milestone this actually is because research into nuclear fusion has been going on a for decade. so what is the break through this time? so the break through this time is that in the past experiment, fusion actions have required input more energy into the reaction to diffuse the atoms together than have been output from the reaction itself. so this result is the 1st time in history that the fusion community have managed to output more energy from the reaction than they've put in, which is a really, really huge milestone for the community. but like i said previously, this doesn't take into account that the energy that was required for the lasers in this case. so there is still a while to go before we can

or interdependence by proposing and pushing for the energy packages that would build up european energy market as a whole. and not disconnect and divided market of nation states that has been abused by the other players like russia for their own benefit and the weakening, weakening the block. currently the, the gas price cap is being pushed down as much as possible. countries like poland and i believe the 20 as well. and should there be a big disagreement about on that on the prize? i don't think so. of course there is, there is, there is something behind closed doors that we do. we don't know yet what it's coming to be, but it's part importantly. we have to remember, it is part of a broader effort called re power you. it's the commission effort to make europe as a block more independent from weaponized saying, gas prices, gas deliveries, energy delivers to europe by specifically russia of any other actors in the future . and it's a long term strategy. so just like my previous speaker said, it's about building a resilience. busy for the next year and the future year in terms of acting t

sector with ukrainian energy sector, this is in the 90s, today our energy sector has become retro-energyhis is how these cars are in the button for when they drive there 50-60 years ago, if i restore it, i think that the order of these, well, for example, the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant well, it is if you evaluate everything that is around and it is about 50 billion dollars as well as well not the least the least uh, it's hundreds of billions of dollars, but no one says that it should be done, uh, at the same time, in a month, in two hours, we need to restore the energy supply from the beginning. i think that it is, well, tens of billions of dollars. expand restore and so on and so next. and this should be done all my life, and it is very difficult for me to estimate it. well, in the initial period, i think that it is in the tens of 30-40 billion . here under arbitrary our consumption in terms of power was at the same level there in the 24th winter period of 27,000 mw, now our consumption is half as much, somewhere up to 12, there are 13, you don’t know. there was no shortage of er.

energy efficient cooking stove. the project receive support from the university of applied sciences into seldorf. arch bear hopes to bring both products to the market as soon as possible. and we are planning to make like a massive mass production of the set pallets. and at the same time must production of these the specific stove that these are not. these are compatible with disabilities. they intend to sell the grass based pellets for 30 by percent less than charcoal. 35 kilograms would cost 3 years. instead of 4 stove, they designed his plan for mass production here and under layman cokie, they raised money for the project by a crowd funding and from german donors. grass from making pellets is also being planted. the project succeeds at 2 objectives, creating jobs while slowing down the deforestation of madagascar. and how about you? if you are also doing your bit, tell us about is visit our website. oh, send us a tweet. hash tag doing your base. we share your stories. less deforestation and more jobs solving to p

also every few energy that us, that's conventional nuclear energy, but fusion energy is a completely different as a completely different based. so what still needs to be done before this miraculous new technology is available for us? well, a lot, you know, there's a joke in the industry that new nuclear fusion is always going to be viable nuclear economic fusion is all going to be 30 years down the down the road. and they've been saying that for 70 years now. but really, the big challenge is this is a milestone as i said, but the big challenges continue to be actually engineering challenges, for example, the chambers that these incredibly hot and high pressure events happen and they have to be able to contain it. also the question of how you capture the energy that's produced because you're producing a lot of energy in a very short period of time that has to be turned somehow from heat into electrical energy. that's not easy for convention efficient plans. we have that technology in place, but we have to completely redesign everything for a fusion plan to become a reality. could this

oleksiy ryabchyn, an energy expert, was in the marathon, the only news.kraine calls on the belgian parliament to recognize russia as a terrorist state this was stated by the deputy speaker of the verkhovna rada, olena kondratiuk , during a working trip to the kingdom of belgium, where she met with the leadership of the belgian senate and the head of the parliament of the political and economic union benelux, which includes belgium, the netherlands and luxembourg, during the meeting they discussed the issue of cooperation between the benelux countries in the field of defense, as well as eu security initiatives. the minister of defense of belgium, the netherlands and luxembourg, olena kondratiuk, also took part in the assembly. she is convinced that every parliament of the democratic world should give its clear assessment of crimes russia's terrorist attacks against ukraine ended in black and white and white and white. security guarantees are needed by those who are attacked, not by those who attack. during the nine months of the war, the russians carried o

might worse, if they lower the energy -- it might work, if they lower the energy usage they might haveto get around this russian attack. ross: there is more information on the bbc news website. how charges of money laundering and fraud have been filed against sam bankman-fried the founder of the collapsed crypto exchange ftx. ♪ [chatting -- chanting] >> saddam hussein is finished because he killed our people, women, and children. >> the signatures took a few minutes but it bought a - brought a formal end to 3.5 years of conflict. before an audience of world leaders leaders of bosnia, serbia, and croatia put their names to the peace agreement. ♪ sealiaed and silent. romania cut itself off from the outside world in order to prevent the details of the presumed massacre from leaking ou >> the sex of the white house and the child of his political life. this guaranteed will clinton his history -- his place in history as second president in american history to be impeached. ♪ ross: we are here in the abc news room -- in the bbc news room where the major news comes from the u.s. where scientis

we won't allow energy blackouts. wish they'd done something that was a little less wonkish and more relevant. i don't know. i can't make a prediction on this. >> how about we have a hard stop, time for one more question. >> these groups that get power, the russian revolution was carried out by a small group. maoist revolution by a small group. these groups are reluctant to let go of power once they get it. >> bill walters. could you comment on the degree to which russian and chinese propaganda uses american social media to accomplish these purposes that you are asking about ? >> a quick answer from each of you. >> i wish we would apply to environmental social governments to products in china. that would hold and the whole solar and bio electric battle .he >> we all pay a lot more in the stores if that were true. >> you would b. but if you're going to apply to a us company itshould be equally applied and it's not . kevin mooney with the heritage foundation and others has done great reports about not chinese but russia

like we are committed to, because of our energy, public energy policy and law.ot concerned about that, and let me explain why. on the one hand, people who have solar power will reduce the cost of energy for themselves, they will be paying less to prepa through the metering system that we have, no question about it. on the other hand though, people having used electric vehicles will be consuming more power from prepa because of, instead of spending in fuel, they will spinning it and electricity. and by the way, the transportation, environmental highway authority just approved a plan for stationing electric vehicle charges on all of the major highways in puerto rico. so, in addition, the way that this is envisioned is that we will be shutting off the traditional generation plants as renewable energy comes into the system, and we have 18 projects right now already approved by the energy bureau and the government of puerto rico to add roughly 1000, 850 megawatts of capacity from solar power, with 200 battery stores. 200 megawatt battery storage. we also have, we wil

let's talk about the ukrainian energy sector , the capacity deficit in the ukrainian energy system is decreasing somewhat, although it adds difficulties, ukrenergo notes the attack on the gas infrastructure in the east of our country, this was previously reported by naftogaz ukraine is in daily readiness for new massive shelling from russia, but in the absence of them, the new year holidays will pass without emergency shutdowns, the prime minister of ukraine, denys shmyhal, announced this a little earlier. well, the amount of electricity received by kyiv has stabilized, but there are restrictions will continue in the future and on su-su people 's deputy of ukraine is in touch with us ms. inno we congratulate you once again we hope now you hear us and we hear you good day i hope that the connection will remain, it is wonderful thanks to ukraine, well, accordingly, we would like to ask you what are the most important markers you heard? in president zelenskyi's nearly hour - long speech in the verkhovna rada, what do you think might follow from this? you know? the parliament and the pres

while i set about 70% of energy being lost, another term, 10%, 20% of energy.lace it and it reduces the amount of energy being used. we are in a global energy crisis. the question is how we come out of it. if we can start investing in decentralized energy and energy efficiency at least as much as we are focusing on adding new generation, we can come out of this problem stronger. manus: you talk about energy policy tailwinds and break it down beautifully in terms of what the u.s. is spending on the inflation reduction act, and you look at the targets i have set, but the house less financial muscularity to the eu and u.k. obviously, the autumn statement is very much a first step and that's how you define it. for investing, our viewers are tuning in that 740 in zurich, 740 in berlin. must a look at investment opportunities and energy efficiency in the united states of america for the most immediate return and return on equity? is that the ground zero for returns? >> actually, the inflation reduction act developed pretty percent of the 369 billion dollar program, h

be here without cheap energy. and that should be what we should. endeavoring to do is to spread this to the part, the world that is underserved with energy instead these it's almost like i consider to be almost satanic in a way. it's going on to the whole marxist orientation which started out as a hate god movement. marx was not an atheist. he hated god. it had to exist for marx to hate him and the point is that when you look at destruction of people, you say there's too many people. we're running out of resources thinking it goes into political control, totalitarian. it's combined by first. this is my first book of it. three book series called the great trilogy. the second book will be on the neo marxism, cultural maoism and, the anarchy on the social justice, and they go together because this is a byproduct of entire ideological shift which is going on to a neo and it's taking over the country, taking over the world without being aware of the political roots from which it came. i go back to can't i go back to he

he's professor for energy storage and energy systems at the technical university o. t h. regensburg be held. great to have you on the show. first flows, we've had multiple milestones with this terminal. the fact was completed. now we have a ship that's there and now we have the 1st flows going in. give us some sense of how important this actually is for where we are in this crisis. it's definitely very meaningful to germany as we really struggle to get more independent from russian energy imports. so that's definitely milestone and, and i'm really happy that it happened that fast, but yeah, that's bridging us for some years, but it's not the final solution. definitely. it also, um there's also going to be issues getting gas on the open markets. i imagine this doesn't necessarily solve that, does it the price of gas, as we've seen, can be very erratic. yeah it's, that's definitely the case because the competition is quite high on gas and gas supply. and so this gives us an opportunity to have more access to liquids, natural gas markets, which we didn't have so far, be

but energy saving measures also appear to be playing a role in germany. for example, more businesses and regional governments are taking steps to keep their energy use down even if it means keeping the lights off. master baker peter flare is making a great delivery way of war. strong carriage, it's acquaint picture, but also a sign of desperate times energy prices are up. 65 percent compared to last year. slayer is doing his part to get some attention and make people aware of his troubles. this is a gaz, please, or when there's an all traces, i guess crisis and electricity crisis or raw materials have gone up in price to. and now there's also a lack of trained personnel. i'd say we're going through some very hard times at the moment. country me type moment on saving energy is key here in the southern german city of tubing and home to 90000 people. streetlights are turned off at night. the city's mayor bullies perma, came up with the idea. he says, every kilowatt hour accounts has the singing season, sister to let's why all of tubing in his dark between th

energy sector. last week at the lawrence livermore national laboratory and california scientists at the national ignition facility achieve diffusion ignition. and that is creating more energy from fusion reactions than the energy used to start the process. it's the 1st time it has ever been done in a laboratory anywhere in the world. simply put, this is one of the most impressive scientific feats of the 21st century. advocates say if the technology is perfected, it can provide limitless clean energy calling. baker explains how it works. nuclear fusion is joining adams together at high speeds. it's what happens in the sun, and it releases huge amounts of energy. scientists have wanted to replicate that process since the dawn of the nuclear age. unlike vision, power fusion does not dump dangerous radioactive material into the environment, and it doesn't to produce carbon emissions. it does need extreme conditions, very hot, very pressurized, and it's difficult to sustain. however, it cannot cause a ch

we have enough energy.lectricity 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 around the world, dispatchers monitor the current demand for electricity and charge power plants for it of their countries, when demand falls, candles stop supplying coal, and water to the turbines, when the stoker sharply increases, but sometimes it doesn’t have time and they ask neighbors for forgeries and if such help is temporary, because they didn’t have time to work moments. but if it’s permanent, because everything has broken down, this is already energy asphyxia, if it hasn’t happened during the year, then the industry breathes evenly, when it’s necessary, it opens 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 most of our electricity comes from thermal power plants. that is, those in which you need to put gas, coa

we were able to deploy and respond pre bound right away because we were energy energy secure. ah, that's what we have been fighting for, not only for gas up where low but for the whole community and the different elements of our community to be also to also enjoy their benefits off producing power, clean energy at their point of consumption. and i'm so happy to see that there's older technologies, either a or their options in the pipeline that will help strength configurations like the want we have been built in that won't us a to i so enjoy watching you because you have a so in a swagger about she is like when the, when the rest of the week as a thing they came to ask the how to help them because we have the energy leave able to help them. they so much providing what you want and congratulations. thank you for continuing to be a model for all of us watching around the and i'm going to take a little bit of your solar swagger and take it through the rest of my week. arturo, thank you so much, really appreciate you. christiana, before we go on youtube, people who are having a co