system are there any such renewable energy sources or is there green energy what share does it takenergy balance today it is difficult to say because all the data is closed for reasons of sensitivity and security if you look at 21 years, yes , the last year when the data was open, then in the electricity balance , renewable energy accounted for about 8% of the total annual volume of electricity production. not counting large hydrogen generation, that is we are talking only about solar power plants, about wind power plants and an insignificant part of bioenergy and a small part of small hydrogen generation, that is about 8% - this was the indicator of the 21st year, but now it is clear that they are talking about the fact that about 80% of wind power plants are located in occupied territories and it is clear that they cannot be exploited and i also do not fully understand the technical condition . of the energy industry is under occupation, about eight percent of constant energy is damaged. as far as i understand, another advantage of this type of generation is that it is small and i

investments in clean energy, e.v.' and batteries since the president took office have been concentrated in counties that need them the most. that is the last in earnings, college graduation rates and child poverty rates. now, this progress is not occurred by happenstance. the inflation reduction act provides with incentives that's bolstered the case to invest in certain communities. there's an incentive for companies to invest in solar and wind projects in the low-income communities to bolster capital access in these places. it's also important that cities and towns is he backbone of our nation's traditional energy production are not left behind. the ira provides a bonus for companies that invest in areas with coal minus or coal-fired power plants. and they relied on jobs in fossil fuel industries. and this is a major pillar in our administration's broader effort to renew the economic potential of our nation's energy communities. importantly, the workers that are driving the clean energy transition like those in this r

are there any such renewable energy sources or is there green energy, what share it occupies our energy balance today , it is difficult to say, because all the data is closed for reasons of sensitivity and security, if you look at 21 years, yes, the last year when the data was open, then in the electricity balance, then all in the annual renewable energy accounted for about 8% of the total amount of electricity production. not counting large hydrogeneration, that is, we are talking only about solar power plants, wind power plants and a small part of bioenergy and a small part of small hydrogeneration, that is about 8% - this was the indicator of the 21st year, so now it is clear that they are talking about the fact that about 80% of wind power plants power plants, they are located in the occupied territories and it is clear that they cannot be operated, and i also do not fully understand their technical condition. they are not damaged damaged by the sun, the question is somewhat easier, yes. and according to the latest international reports , it is said that about 13% of solar energy is

it can also ulster global clean energy supply chains. -- bolster global clean energy supply chains.it's remarkable to consider how far we have come. as an administration, we are laser focused on continuing to provide clarity on the laws. as long as these benefits can be filled, as soon as possible, i american workers and families. we are also providing important guardrails for taxpayer resources so they are effectively spent. the irs plays a major role in administrative the iras clean energy incentive. the irs modernization initiative is essential for the work we do. we will continue our conference build ministration system where the of the 21st century. 25 years ago, i gave my first major speech about the economic dangers of climate change. and since that time we have seen climate impacts intensified. but while the world has long recognized the need for decisive action, the federal government has been missing in action. but no longer. over the past year we have seen early results of bold federal action through the ira and administration climate agendas. we see how climate action ha

energy.mm. how come our department of justice graham holly didn't sell those shares even after she took office. isn't it a conflict of interest, of course, a conflict more than that. it's a crime, but grung holm, it doesn't seem to bother. she knows that she will never be accused of anything by the administration, vaida, she is not worried about this either and the whole game is make your donors rich by saving the planet gran hong still runs the ministries. energy. below. she explains that her stock portfolio will indeed appreciate if we hyperbond the fossil fuel industry in her book. i focus on how politicians from washington and brussels manage assets. after all, they play a huge role in the politics of the united states and great britain. the presence of assets in politicians directly affects how they react, say, to the coronavirus and the green economy, hence inflationary. reduction. act proposed by nancy pelosi. this is a good attempt to get into standard endspurs stander tenforce, remem

energy diplomacy was the name of the game. guest last year, things had become so challenging for florian bockermann�*s business — a craft beer brewery in munster, germany — that he feared he may have to let people go, or even close the whole thing down. a year on, we wanted to know how things had gone. so, one year ago, the situation was very bad. so, we got bills coming in, all prices increased, energy prices, the malt prices, bottling prices — everything increased. so we really were worrying about our future. we are a small company, so we really were afraid maybe to close the company, or to lay off people. and that was a really bad feeling because, i mean, your employees, which really grow your company with you, they're your friends, you work with them very closely. they have families, they have children. and if you're really in such an unsecure situation to really not know if they can stay or not, it is very bad. and so for me, last year was a really, really bad time. and, yeah, we are really happy what was happening now, o

by adopting clean energy -- by adopting a clean energy economy, we can effectively curb energy costs by simultaneously increasing market resilience. the ira plays a vital role in setting up the path towards sustainable energy security with a clean energy economy. in georgia, small business is home to 1.1 million citizens, which is 99.6% of all businesses in the state. this money will greatly benefit our small businesses in georgia. as you know, in georgia, we are having difficulties in rural georgia with our farmers. the inflation reduction act will provide our farmers with a lot of investment, a lot of opportunity so they would be able to grow and be successful. then, we also have infrastructure and internet issues in the state of georgia. this will provide millions and millions of dollars to our rural counties so our kids will be able to have internet access, because during covid, we saw that it was very much we had kids having to park at mcdonald's and go to burger king late at night trying to get internet connectivity. we should not have that. not in the state of georgia or any s

you bring in an energy auditor to see how energy-efficient it is and they make a diagnosis of where you can go from there to be more energy-efficient. the irs has recent guidance on who exactly can be one of these auditors that come to your home. the department of energy has a list of qualified energy auditors but there is a transition rule for the first year. taxpayers do not have to necessarily have someone come from that list. it can be someone that is essentially qualified but doesn't have to be summoned on that list and it gives taxpayers some flexibility. host: any idea typically what that would cost for a single-family home? guest: it would be between $200-$700. host: the tax credit would offset that? guest: it would help offset that cost. host: we are talking about the tax credits available under the inflation reduction act. (202) 748-8001 is the line to call for republicans, (202) 748-8000 democrats and everyone else (202) 748-8002. you can also send us a text if you want. (202) 748-8003. we will look for some of those as well. are there other tax credits and provisions or do a

infrastructure last year, we don't just know, we are also preparing energy companies, all energy companies are currently engaged not only in the restoration of facilities, but also in protection , it is probably wrong to tell the details and discuss them now, but what we know and we hear that practically all energy companies are very actively involved in the protection of energy facilities, so even if russia tries to attack energy facilities, we know how to protect them. the second point is that if we hear our military correctly, then there are not so many missiles left in russia either. as it was last year, i think that the start of the attacks on october 10 was specially prepared for the heating season, that is, russia was stockpiling missiles, it made such waves - attacks in whole waves, it is unlikely that this year russia will be able to carry out mass-mass attacks about energy, we missed it for sure, we know about it, that’s why i say what i think , but it seems to me that we will be much better prepared than last year, so the chances that the winter will be catastrophic are small, b

it is energy weaken in the u.k.rime minister has made a big commitment to the oil and gas industry. the government is providing up to 20 billion pounds for carbon capture projects, including the first in scotland, which the government said will create 20,000 new jobs. >> even in 2050, it is forecast a quarter of our energy needs will come from oil and gas. that is why carbon capture and storage are important. christian: the british government announced that the announcements are consistent with its commitment to reach net zero by 2050, which is set in law, but the prime minister stands accused of watering down the targets. labor say they will not grant any new drilling licenses if they win the next election. the opposition says their green strategy will create more jobs and is more sustainable. >> quite frankly, i'm astonished that rishi sunak is doubling down on his failed policy on climate action. businesses and individuals and families have suffered 13 years of failing energy policy. christian: suddenly, the cost

energy down south where there's a lot of demand from industry or much solar energy up north for that matter. it's a similar story in the us. most wind energy is generated in the middle of the country, but more than 2 thirds of the population lives here within 100 miles of the boat. so that's where the demand is. consequently, wind and so not causing grid of rate as a whole lot of headaches. but what if they are the problem about the grids? historically, we've put the tell us stations close to well, cities and broad fuels like cold or gas or later uranium to them. electricity usually didn't have to travel from solar and winds, on the other hand, have to be put to where the fuel so sunshine, wind is most abundant country. it's entity companies on the only ones generating power. people are putting solar panels on the roofs. for example, traditional consumers up turning into generators of electricity, things have changed since feel, but upgrades happened. they don't fit the energy system we're trying to build. so we have to transform the electricity from where it's produced to where it's

when it comes to green energy. main slogan sounds so flesh, and then pay again, and pay, as always, ordinary people will have to, but the economy and business. after all, the germans can also endure for the time being. they have played so much in ecology that even industrial giants like us volkswagen are transferring their production to the united states over the past 2 years, 60 industrial companies have transferred production to the united states at fault. and a carbon tax of 25 euros per ton, add 15% of the regular tax and another 5% for solidarity to abandon the nuclear power plant oil and gas is a simple matter, but then the germans were so tired that the leaders of the economic institute in munich, hans werner seen, accused the green party of climate extremism. zin called the energy policy of the coalition government of germany aimed at implementing the so-called green transition extremist. he said literally the next germany is pursuing an experimental climate policy that is destroying the national economy an

energy.o, an energy collapse from frost occurred in the oil state and virtually all windmills stopped in february 21 without electricity and heat, 5 million households were left without electricity, the most egregious example was the us state of texas 25% of whose electricity supply comes from wind energy, the situation is complicated by isolation texas power grid, which excludes the receipt of assistance from neighboring states , several hundred have become victims of progressive technologies, households, louisiana and oregon, remaining without light, heat and water, as well as all the southwestern states of america where electricity prices have increased 360 times from $25 to $9,000 per megawatt. it's called they didn't pass the strength test and texas just froze over. it turned out that the vaunted green energy does not withstand the elementary fluctuations of nature. and it does not work without support from traditional generation methods. with all the development of science and technolog

the ira has put us on a path towards energy security with a clean energy economy. thank you. [applause] >> i have my little statistic notes here. ok. hello. i am sandra campbell, in the art public benefit corporation. i want to say thank you very much to alex and eopa for having me here. i just wanted to say quickly, a couple of things from our perspective. the other night at dinner, i got to speak to some people from the private equity perspective. the ira, the inflation reduction act, has really started to fill what we see in new york, filling a pipeline of wonderful different projects that from listening to what you have said and just all of the different things we see streaming in. we are looking at 12 to 36 months where i am sure there will be tremendous progress in being able to start putting in a lot of different changes to help with all of the crises. over the last few months, there has been all kinds of extreme weather. i was just noting down that globally in 2023, june, we have a record set -- it is the highest monthly sea surface record in 174 years, the noaa has o

t5 it energy for that? is it with independent _ energy for that?y for that? is it with | independent companies or energy for that? is it with _ independent companies or governments orany independent companies or governments or any combination of the two who need to pursue the transition? the the ener: need to pursue the transition? tt2 the energy transition is an industrial revolution, all forces have to be at play from the public and private sector, a clear policy is necessary to drive the change, and to provide investors and companies a degree of confidence to invest in the transition that is required to deliver. and if we get this mix right, we can really get their in the coming years. ? we are reliant, — their in the coming years. ? we are reliant, a _ their in the coming years. ? we are reliant, a lot _ their in the coming years. ? we are reliant, a lot of _ their in the coming years. ? we are reliant, a lot of people - their in the coming years. ? we are reliant, a lot of people for- reliant, a lot of people for heating gas and homes, to what

they don't fit the energy system. we're trying to build so we had to transform electricity from where it's produced to where it's needed. so we have the power. this means we have to get the context out. that's why grendel provides a tenant, is building suit link, a 700 kilometer high voltage transmission line connecting germany's know of to itself. when the sun doesn't shine in the south, could get wind energy from the north. at least that's the idea. there's transmission lines, a very, very large transmission lines. it's really just so you have operating rate issues, you have issues over, you know, people that are concerned about in detroit. stacy's and environmental impacts. so building those projects take a really long time and they be really, really expensive. huge venture we pick. so already popping up more and more. we charge the battery when the spanish shining or the wind is blowing. and then you discharge it. when those solar resources are wind resources, wind down, some grades also store energy with some tit

energy is the lifeblood of our economy.they clean energy transition will enable us to depend more on the wind and the sun and less on fossil fuels and the whims of those who control those resources. that will make a difference to the americans who will have sustainability unpredictability in their energy costs. meaning greater certainty in their budgets and less time looking at the price points outside of gas stations. but we must do more as we move away from fossil fuels. we remain concerned about the risks of overconcentration in clean energy supply chains. today the prevention of critical clean energy inputs, from batteries to solar panels, that's concentrated in a handful of countries. it's important we build resilient diversified critical global supply chains that can reduce joint -- chokepoints, mitigate disruptions, and tech are economic security. that starts by investing here at home. the ira is helping reassure some of the production critical to the clean energy economy. looking beyond those shores, we are also wor

it that we are talking about around energy costs?— energy costs?er their looking up at everyone at the moment. my rent went up, it is about to go up again. so in the last year it has gone up by at least £150 on top of everything else continuously growing up. the money thatis continuously growing up. the money that is coming, i am really grateful for. it is £200 less than just my total of bills. so it has been my family helping me to just even pay my bills, not including food, not including other things. so it has been a really, really tough. i did have a small amount of savings that has just dwindled completely. have a small amount of savings that hasjust dwindled completely. so it hasjust dwindled completely. so it has been really, really hard. t am has been really, really hard. i am so sorry to _ has been really, really hard. i am so sorry to hear _ has been really, really hard. i am so sorry to hear it. _ has been really, really hard. i am so sorry to hear it. and _ has been really, really hard. i am so sorry to hear it. and when you say that yo

to work on solar wind or other energy.fact, how to play the lottery, for example, in the uk, wind generation sometimes provides up to half of all electricity, but it never happens. just a couple percent. that is, the result is only an element of luck and there are no guarantees for the weather, because you can’t specify, don’t in vain some eu countries are trying to revive nuclear energy, which they were previously going to close green energy is a myth in the west, they decided that non-traditional sources can completely replace traditional ones , then another natural disaster, but such trifles do not frighten the european union. in 2050, bravo here are ready to completely switch to clean technologies , literally at any cost, a large-scale transition. to put it mildly, it will cost, not cheap according to the calculations of the international energy agency, the whole world will have to pay trillions of dollars in order for the process to be manageable and sustainable. yes, by 2030, annual growth in investment in clean ener

i'm not anti-green energy at all. i love energy technology. whenever government subsidizes, it essentially is subsidizing mediocrity rather than allowing the market to push ideas forward and forcing firms to innovate and become more inventive. it eliminates the whole pressure, so we never get to the windfarm that could be competitive or the new thing that we haven't thought of yet because it is what they see in front of them right now. guest: lori, let me give you the first call from john in columbus, ohio. john, you are on this morning. caller: i've got to say that i love c-span, you all do great work over here. except for the fact that it just seems like a consistent stream of propaganda that have charles koch working like a puppet. this guy jack is saying think that are completely nonsensical and driving our world into the inability to survive. the climate crisis is real, is their use of fossil fuels. he's not talking about the five point $9 trillion in subsidies that the oil and gas companies have gotten over just my lifetime. we ought to

this is what the green energy pioneer looked like.ars ago, an energy collapse from frost occurred in the oil state and virtually all branch lines stopped in february 21. 5 million households were left without electricity and heat, the most egregious example was the us state of texas 25% of whose electricity supply comes from wind energy, the situation is complicated by isolation texas energy systems, which excludes the receipt of assistance from neighboring states, several hundred households, louisiana and oregon, left without light, heat and water, as well as all the southwestern states of america, where electricity prices increased 360 times from 25 to 9,000 became victims of progressive technologies dollars per megawatt. it's called they didn't pass the strength test and texas just froze over. it turned out that the vaunted green energy does not stand up. elementary vibrations of nature and does not work without support from traditional methods of generation with all the development of science and technology. now even the actual so

energy and optimizing fuel consumption are the main agenda of the supreme energy council, a topic that according to the president there is a lot of talk about it, but little practical action has been taken in this field. this is the second meeting of the supreme energy council , which is held with the presence of the president, that we can distribute, for example, one billion cubic meters of gas per day, and we can distribute more than one billion kilowatt hours of electricity. do we can explain more than, for example, 200 million liters of diesel and gasoline. this is not really an honor , but unfortunately, the absolute performance of energy consumption is not good, and it is much worse than the convergence of institutions and the use of incentive policies. one of the solutions presented in this meeting of any company from the exporters, from the large energy companies , mapna steels, and to each of them, they can reduce a part of the energy consumption of the provinces of the country , they should immediately be provided with an energy and saving certificate. the agricultural sector

so it's for many people looking to burn some energy, but they also cost a lot of energy in a club uses as much power and $1.00 weekend as one person household does in a year. but that's meant to change with the power of dance. how can we produce renewable energy with our own movement? that's one of the topics on this week's edition of made data of use business magazine. i'm of the that welcome to the show and also coming up micro plastics. a simple solution for a big problem. mega greenhouse kind of be sustainable and massive demand, how a business of attracting trainees. just one step can take us in the right direction. that's the idea behind energy harvesting. no matter whether it's on the dance floor or on the way to the office. we produce energy everywhere, we go seizing that energy means being one step closer to the future. the sun wind. 3 and water are considered the most important sources of renewable energy. and what does dancing have to do with it? movement generates kinetic energy, which can be converted into electricity with the help of smart floors in places like clubs, con

mr; price of energy is falling, energy bills are coming down. . .- price of energy is falling, energyeople are confused about upset about the standing charge as it is, paying for energy when some people simplyjust turn their supply often they cannot afford to pay, they have to pay for infrastructure, standing charges have gone up, and i would like to ask you a behalf of those viewers who are struggling, whether it is right that these standing charges have risen. ~ ., ., , ., have risen. what we need to focus on toda is have risen. what we need to focus on today is the — have risen. what we need to focus on today is the fact _ have risen. what we need to focus on today is the fact that _ have risen. what we need to focus on today is the fact that they _ have risen. what we need to focus on today is the fact that they average . today is the fact that they average energy bills are coming down. people will be paying less now than they have been for their energy bills overall, that's an incredibly positive thing. the standing charge as it is is a matterfor 0fgem, it's something the governm

um for a few minutes energy. um i was one of the investors asking for the take over of me saw to have the full grip on this spanish business. and i had no clue about what would put the pop up next and that we had so many issues to solve here. i'm afraid is that clarity that we're seeing now. you've got this number 1600000000 euros. we've talked about a $4500000000.00 euro loss for the whole year. is that clarity? is that showing you that z means energy really is in control? is that per provide any optimism going forward? i'm afraid, steven. no, it's not. um. the problem is that the growth of the company is shifted towards the future. now we'll get another update at the capital markets day of see minutes energy in november with even more details. and the whole issue is not solved yet. um, we have to sort of still prove um putting and see how many more um, how much more money will will flow into this. i'm afraid. no, it's not the end to my mind. we're not over it. 100 percent. you already mentioned the um, the stag

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that's despite a drop in energy prices. according to the official statistics agency is complicated things for the european central bank because it weighs whether to pause a series of high a rate hikes. the 15 people looked at after 5 tours through a closing factory in case soul and safety in the philippines. most of the victims with workers who was sleeping on the premises when the place broke out, the arrival of emergency services was delayed by traffic jams caused by monsoon study. as notes 9 was stopped at the fire and reminded the top business story that were following for you this hour. they are got a rush of stop supplying germany with natural gas by the north spring, one pipeline. police force the general government to rush to find other supplies of energy here on the country has broken or lines on rush and also from in the business team here. and then if you would like more from us to head over to d, w dot com slash business, you can also, you guys have the data, you use youtube channel, whether it's a business sect

now the entire energy system is organized. in principle, this gives not only the opportunity to receive some kind of emergency technical assistance there, but also to integrate our electricity markets, because if imports come here, it will significantly affect the market and will not allow our monopolists there to dictate the conditions on the market. that is why it is very important that the history of the small island of ostrivets is borshti and energy island. it seems to be called but in ivano-frankivsk region, if someone traveled from lviv to ivano-frankivsk before reaching halych, you saw a huge power plant, and it was integrated before, before , yes. to the european energy system, you say that integration also involves some market mechanisms, competition, that is, after the end of the war, i understand that we will be able to choose from whom to buy electricity. the italian e-e and that’s exactly how even now the market is giving certain signals. when can we import e electricity from the eu countries when there are negat

i'm sources of energy. we all know that fits mining is dangerous, but also that are the use of as to why people to, to themselves, to bad fits. my name might seem like the lights seem to be watched to replace it with an alternate and wireless walls of lightning, which is the village. others we have met women and makalya who have the games that are in use. ne, in the state of the light, is called the abode of the clouds. it's known as much water to drug beauty, as it is what it is. he went to the cool drive from the state capital. she longed towards the famous dawn of care of lucy. this liquid with wrecked old mines residents of the area have depended on the mines for decades. satellite images to how far they extend across the east kazi, east, genteel and west coast. the geologist in preference to division volley has been researching coal. mining you for more than 30 years that going to work my mind with a little more than mine, but you had went to the main area on like some of the news of the gold ridge est

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power grid is expected to be powered by 81% clean energy. do you hear me? 81% clean energy.plause] imagine the impact on climate and the air that we breathe. meeting all of my climate goals cutting carbon emissions in half. the inflation reduction act, we are investing more than $50 billion to build resilience and impacts of climate change. these supported priorities to addressing historic drought along the colorado river basin. we had a concern about the colorado river literally going drive. a lot of you thought i was crazy. i wish i would have been. i was looking at the grand canyon, and guess what. it is coming back. responding to coastal erosion, sea level rise, reducing the effects of extreme heat by investing $1.5 billion to plant trees and expand community parks and forests. folks, there is a lot more. you have heard a lot and i won't go into everything, but this law is helping families save thousands of dollars on energy bills every year. the tax credits and rebates to buy new and efficient electric appliances and weatherize their homes, rooftop solar. it is estimate

, i'll replace the fossil or nuclear energy i've used by consuming the equivalent in sustainable energy. see the dentist. when you say that doesn't work validates even though you through the now here we need to increase the proportion of renewables for while at the same time. cutting consumption does not say that balance is through the now showing you what i'm doing is we have 2nd semester. it's an approach that the mayor of the islands biggest community lapel link agrees with thanks to him. the police are now also going electric. most of the vehicles used by the local authorities at the replaced with the varieties that correspond to it's a better fit for our image and the best. and that usually the time that doesn't have to be produced in utah, our efforts are focused on saving energy wherever we can't really think with anything else that the mayor previously had the islands, clinics, fleets of vehicles turn to electric to they insure at home care for the $5000.00 residents across and 87 square kilometer area. but that's all old news for the director of the hospital. they don't mass th