it's vital that we ensure amer america's energy dominance and provide true energy security. that's what we're focused on for energy week in the house. we've seen it firsthand under the pro-americ donald trump we were the world energy leader. our nation thrived because of the pro-national security, pro-american job energy agenda that lowered costs and prioritized domestic production. today we are joined by our colleagues cookman dan newhouse whis leading the resolution denouncing all the anti-american energy policies of joe biden and we also have congresswoman diana harshbargewhose energy and commerce committee is fighting back against these anti-american plornlg posals from joe biden. máwith that, i turn it over to diane nasm. mrs. harshbarger: good morning everybody, thank youlise for affording me the opportunity to address this important issue. when it comes to wreaking havoc on our economy while adversaries like iran and russia, nobody mastered the art like joe biden. from tai one of this presidency he waged a relentless assault on this country. first through the chistone

under the pro-american energy policies of president donald trump we were the world energy leader.ationiv the pro-national security, pro-american job energy agenda that lowered costs and prioritized domestic production. todawe areoined by our colleagues, congressman dan newhouse leading the resolution denouncing all of the anti-american energy policies of joe biden. and we also have congresswoman harshbarger whose work on house energy and commerce committee is fighting back against theseti-ae biden. with that i turn it over to diana. mrs. harshbarger hro*pb good morning, everybody. thank u,lise, for affording me the opportunity to address this critical issue. when it comes to wreaking havoc on a economy nobody seems to have mastered the art quite like president biden. from day one of his presidency he wage add relentless assault on american energy. his first tact, the termination of the keystone x.l. pipeline. through a barrage of executive actions and detrimental regulations he systemically dismantling our energy sector, driving our economy dr he's mortally wounded or strategic pe

energy.e has forced america to rely on foreign adversaries like russia and iran and left american families to foot the bill for skyrocketing energy costs due that unwanted for a-left ayen ka. from the gas station to the grocery■ store, american familis are hurting. gas prices are once again on the rise and in my district, in upstate new york which relies heavily on home■3 sky-high utility and heating costs are crushing families, increasing by over 80% in the last three years. crisis and the american people know it. republicans know that we need to unleash american energy, not restrict it. it's vital that we ensure american's -- america's energy dominance and provide true energy security. that's what we're focused on fo. we've seen it firsthand under the pro-american energy policies of donald trump we were the world energy leader. our nation thrived because of security, pro-american job energy agenda that lowered costs and prioritized domestic production. today we are joined by our colleagues,

and that just because these energy grids were built way before the advent of clean energy, little energy, we wanted to understand how can these grids be adapted so we can access, gain energy when be wanted, wherever you wanted. when's the last time you plugged in your phone and it didn't charge? well, depending on where you live, this might have never happens. i mean, i didn't take it for granted that most of the time the electricity is coming out and your device where this is kelly centers. he's an engineer who researches how energy systems involved. so what's going on behind the scenes is actually like from the electricity you use is only generated as you use. and to get to you a trip to an intricate network, buyers, cables, and transformers called the grids. the grid is made up of the generators that create the electricity, like gas or nuclear power plants, or wind turbines. the transmission lines that carry it to so called substations, which transform into a lower voltage and the distribution lines, but finally delivered to homes and businesses. so solar panels and waiting turbans, t

whether it's blocking energy production and driving up energy costs.user have done is they brought together a bill that brings common sense to the clean water act live, i represeh louisiana. we live at the bottom of one of the largest water sheds in the world. and certainly thegest water shed in the ounce. we go from -- in the united states. we go from montana to new york to canada and drain t everybody's discharge, runoff, comes to our state. do you really think i would have an interest in dirtier water being at the bottom of the thate of the -- the greatest commercial fisheries in the continental united states, one of the destinations in this country? no. it doesn't make sense. what this legislation does is it helps to streamline the processr working with us to include a provision that codifies the permits that would simplyice ife general permit is not going to be revived. letting the applicant know or existing permit holder know if mb■k not going to be reissued or renewed. another one that helps to improve the legal process.■e■-■n kerry, brian, whit

of the energy department's mission to promote a clean energy future. please join me in a warm national press club welcome for energy secretary jennifer granholm. [applause] sec'y granholm: madam president, thank you so much for that gracious and accurate introduction in terms of the challenges we are facing. i'm delighted to be here at the national press club. let me cut to the chase and start with a number two. 14.8 million jobs since january, 2021, the greatest number of jobs ever created under any president in american history, under any term of any president in american history. 353,000 jobs just last month. the longest continuous stretch of unemployment under 4% in 50 years. more people working than at any point in american history, the strongest economic recovery of all major advanced economies. why is this happening? it is not coincidence. it is not luck. it is the result of a focused, strategic plan. the biden administration is using a 21st century industrial strategy to bring manufacturing back to america after years of off shoring to lift bru

energy in the united states.back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from california is recognized. ms. kamlag colleague across the aisle is right, this makes no sense. if they want to push back against iran venezuela, pass the supplemental because that will world and help countries most in need than whatever is in h.r. 11212. listening to some of the arguments from republicans over the last week and even now today i have to say i am confused. is oil andq; production higher than ever or war on energy? are gas prices high because of biden omics? should the government stop picking winners and losers or continue givings to oil and gas? i suspect republican messaging is so if confusing because continuing to rig the system for big oil doesn't make sense. the u.s. is producing oil and er before. i'll say it again. the producing oil and gas and exporting more than ever before. prices are still oil and other big corporations rake in massive profits. over half of u.s. inflation was caused by corporate price gouging a

other energy components. and for the projects that are inntiv these bills to succeed, we have to be able to power them. and i think one thing i would like to focus on with the time is the greatest single impediment to bring a new generation online and that is the permitting process. we have heard a little bit mr. myers, and at least my notes say that the average times that projects spent in the queue is a little less than that but has risen from 2.1 years to 3.7 years is between 2010 and 2021. so just in that decadestimony, you stated that your model shows a need for significant expansion of supply for a anticipated 40% increase in demand by 2040. permitting structure, do you think that you will be able or that we will be able to deploy the needed generation given the permitting situation? >> thank you, representative fletcher. actually, that is one of the things in the colorado general assembly session that we are taking on. reform to state level. we want to make it easier for developers to come forward with

and we will talk about energy in the future, ivan plachkov, former minister of fuel and energy of ukraine chairman of the council of the union of the all-ukrainian energy assembly, will be in touch with us. mr. ivan, we welcome you. yes, congratulations, good health to all we know about kharkiv, we know that it takes years to restore some objects. how do you assess the situation: six regions, and the energy infrastructure there is damaged, and we often hear from experts that the russians are the most likely. will they continue to aim at such objects? it is clear that the russians want to destroy the energy system of ukraine, to create such a blackout, such a large-scale nationwide blackout, and that is why there are such attacks, missile attacks on the infrastructure, this has been going on for the third year, and we have lost, unfortunately, unfortunately, a lot objects, energy, and these last unprecedented, large-scale missile strikes, they destroyed a large number of objects and equipment, it concerns direct generation, thermal power plants, it concerns heating, here is kharkiv, we kno

all-ukrainian energy assembly, former minister of fuel and energy of ukraine. mr.n, i congratulate you, thank you for being with us today. congratulations, good health to everyone. and we wish you good health. let's start with the large-scale attack of the russian federation on energy facilities, which took place on the night of march 22, 15 regions of ukraine were shelled during days, in general, and attack. 150 infrastructure facilities, the situation center of the ministry of defense reports. today's air attack by the russians was aimed at the ukrainian energy infrastructure and became the largest in recent times, says the minister of energy herman galushchenko, in particular , one of the power lines feeding the zaporizhia nuclear power plant was damaged , but it has already been restored, it was hit by several direct missiles . dniprovsk, which is in zaporizhzhia, there was also a fire. how do you, mr. ivan, assess the scale of the damage inflicted by russia losses to the ukrainian energy sector this night. this is truly an unprecedented attack on the energy in

. >> the energy secretary talks about clean energy and jobs at an event hosted by the national urn league and washington, d.c. she discusses the biden administration's policies highlighting investments made from the inflation reduction act and other legislation and how jobs are being the clean energy sector. this is about 40 minutes. ■÷sá very important three days but we begin today with what we are calling our energy/jobs. say jobs. importantly, we are here because we are mindful of the challenges we face as a nation and as a globe. whether you refer to it as climate change or global warming or adjustmen indoubt so. it is impacting our quality of life. you have ever traveled through union station, the wonderful union station, there is an ientrance. maybe you have or maybe you've not. look looked at thatja inscription -- looked at that inscription. in the history of humankind. that technological advance was the invention or the creation of fire. fire as an enabler changed the trajectory of human beings. fire gay people a different way to prepare food, different way to keep warm and if you

it is keen energy. hello and welcome. i'm sorry to go through all the annual watching equal in depth ad in today's episode, we try to understand what are the opportunities and challenges that come with the new mobility. the southern states across india are trying to expand their renewable energy capacity to come down and forces in dallas. that's the state of georgia dod last year analysis major plans to boast. it's solar and wind project. it's spinning a lot of hope or the hybrid system that both fused potentially reporter and bought a low down of how it works. bob, in good job, is it down of 25000 people. it doesn't look unusual. but when the farm was head out to the field in the morning, then no boss, an imposing fall of done. it's a hybrid solo and been from spending $650.00 heck, days of land. the plant produces clean electricity from when the sun at the same time, good job of was ideal conditions for the hybrid system, situated near the tropic of cancer and the already been see, it has plenty of in, on more than $300

it is clean energy. hello and welcome. i'm sorry to go through body and you're all watching equal in depth ad. in today's episode, we tried to understand what are the opportunities and challenges that come with the new mobility. the southern states across india are trying to expand their renewable energy capacity to come down and forces to these will distance for been so low have good projects. so disney them in terms of the i lose some in terms of the dirtiest one is better. so then you compared to other other district and was it off then be found the better? it'll be some for them to be using. do some hybrid systems offer a decisive advantage by d. they utilize the energy of both the sun and the wind. and even when the sun goes down, the still generate follow from the wind. india has so far, commission hybrid loans with the capacity of $1.00 gigawatts, that's about the equivalent to one and a half more than coal fired power spaces. and that will, you is expected to increase more than 6 food by the end of next year. explo

with what we are calling our energy/jobs. say jobs. importantly, we are here because we are mindful of the challenges we face as a nation and as a globe. those are challenges with respect to whether you refer to it as climate change or global warming or adjustments in weather patterns, there is no doubt something is occurring. it is impacting our quality of fe. if you have ever traveled through union station, the wonderful union inscription aboe entrance. maybe you have or maybe you've @not. look looked at that inscription -- looked at that inscription. in the history of that technological advance was the invention or the creation of fire. fire as an enabler changed the trajectory of human beings. fire gay people a different way to prepare food, different way to keep warm and if you studied humankind, the invention of fire also growth of human beings. the next gre was the invention of electricity. the ability to capture zm■electricity to impact the way people lived. we who have grown up in the 20th and 21st centuries have been great be

we are talking about energy prices. this administration that are having an adverse effect on americans. we are watching right now as this administration, this bill tries to fix, bans fracking. you can go back and you can look historically at the united states. we have l t in reducing emissions. how have we done it? you know what the secret is? one of the most important tools that we have used to emissions is actually natural gas. natural gas. one of the biggest targets, the biggest victims of this fracking ban. let's take a look. is this fracking ban legal? there was a judge in wyoming who actually looked at this under the obama administration and said, qte has not delegated to the department of the interior the authority to regulate hydraulic fracturing, the so is in excess of its statutory authority and contrary to law. what does this administration do? the same thing. it's not it's also banning the export of liquefied natural gas. banning the export. what happens is my friend from minnesota just said, what happens is

p■6fothe ce leading clean energy companies.it while also creating sustainable, diverse workforce that represents the communities we serve. th mission and one of the things we are doing that we are proud of is our 1.20 $5 million investment in a program called powering change. this program in partnership with the national urban league, we havetional urban league has put 1600 people, 1600 people living wage apprenticeship jobs. >> we are working with the urban league chapter in rochester, new york. the urban league in springfield, illinois and all over the place. i'm struck by comments earlier today from mr. harris on the panel where he said many hands make light work. coteatthrough that partnership e are doing the training and earnings the skills as part of t future. i will make it my life's mission to do that. i appreciate your remarks. i've got the remarkable honor of introducing someone who's been doing this work on green energy jobs and environmental justice, the honorable and remarkable united states department of energy se

this generates energy that can be recovered enough energy, in fact, a heat, an entire hotel bill next to the trucks. in technical terms, the process of capturing this power is called regenerated, breaking engineers and a call explains the principal. linda trains engine room. yes, because the entire drive train young at 1st when starting off, the train needs energy to pull itself up. the steep slope through the cars then passed each other in the middle. that's where the tipping point is from then on the thing they call. this means that the electric motor 1st requires power and then starts producing it halfway up. we use this electricity to heat up the water to me at the effect as a surprisingly big one. for 110000 kilowatt hours of energy is generated by breaking in waste heat yearly. to get the equivalent, you'd have to burn 41000 leaders of heating oil. it's energy the hotel can tap the generated electricity, heat water, just like a plugin, tea kettle. there are large water tanks in the basement to store the the fact that the hotel is located right next to the station is ideal. for t

he's energy manage it. energy company, mtv. the magic machine we're about to show you is his baby. this single thought plant is responsible for about $6800000.00 tons of c o 2 every year. it's almost one percent of germany's annual emissions, but this is changing for the better. right now. the other thing that i am referencing in your own, this of us on this is of the total of 2 of them. and then you may have thought of the some of the data from the shop on the 5th outside. ok. and then, but one of them got into the succeeding subset of nashik to, to college know, look around with them. it's amazing for them on diets under the doorsteps. the name, but that doesn't look like last. so this deafening done is in fact the heat pump for river by pushing to 800 meters of the type of 2nd. it can provide heat for $3500.00 households audio rooms. okay, wait a 2nd. let's take a set but this is what happens in all those pipes. the what that seems co to us, but it's easily warm enough to turn a liquid refrigerant into guess as this kind of upward. extremely low temperature is the gas expense, a

and one of the key energy instincts, organizations a world wide, including the international energy institute, say that renewables will do the heavy lifting for net 0. so why then is the international atomic energy agency and a few others saying that nuclear is so important if the world is to transition, you know, to clean the energy? well, i mean, the head of the idea is just met with bush outside to the syrian dictates a in damascus to agree on a new engagement between the i a e, a and syria rushes is a major play in global a civil nuclear. so there are some significant questions to ask about some of the relative morality of uh, of, of this new if you push it as being talented as a clean or clean energy source. is it not? well that if you take into consideration uranium mining transport processing, the operation, decommissioning waste, then uh, absolutely not. and then if you then going to think about accidents incidents, $200.00 bu fuqua's stream. uh, uh, 3 mile island and the risks involved. i mean, we know what's been happening and suppers here, where the grace of god, according to us. u

, because energy companies need funds for recovery, and we know that the debt on the energy market isllion. we need to remember about diesel generators so that they are dormant, we need to save electricity, well, we already know how to do it, and the main factor in the protection of our energy infrastructure is anti-aircraft. defense, we need to strengthen, taking into account the fact that such are going mass attacks, when, a large number of missiles, and it is difficult to intercept them, shoot them down, and so on, we need to strengthen the protection of nuclear power plants, thermal power plants, that is, high-voltage networks, substations, and we must not forget that there have not yet been strikes on our gas transmission line. on our gas transportation networks, so while we are there pumping this gas to europe, russian until the end of the year, i think that when the contract ends, next year we can expect an attack on the gas transportation, mr. ivan, director, if in short, the director of ukrhydroenergo, ihor syrota , said on rfe/rl that hpp-2 in zaporizhzhia is in a critical s

number three, independent power booster constellation energy which has a huge focus on nuclear energy. that is up more than 58% for the year. that's a utility, for heaven sakes. our nation is short on power so it's a good time to be in the electricity business, especially renewable nonfossil fuel with mega cap clients. number four again is amazing. it is dekkers. i remember years ago when deckers introduced hookah under its previous ceo but they never gave up. i guess now it's a real threat to nike. you say tesla, i say deckers. number five is meta-platforms. what can i say, when you fire a lot of people in your revenues go higher, that is [ inaudible ] so meda is now printing money. six is micron, modern chipmaker. you could say it is all about the storage needed for our visual intelligence and that is true. that's a little more than ai, isn't it? beyond high-performance chips, micron is the broadest semiconductor play. then there is general electric. this one has been a nonstop stock. the best way to invest in the booming aerospace business given that boeing has had way too many pro

it is keen, energy, hello and welcome. i'm sorry to go through body and you're all watching equal in depth ad. in today's episode, we try to understand what are the opportunities and challenges that come with the new over the energy. the southern states across india are trying to expand the renewable energy capacity to cut down and forces. india is less than state of wizard. odd. last deal analysis major plans to boast, it's solar and wind project. it's spinning a lot of hope or the hybrid system that both fuse potentials are report on board to low down of how it works. bob in good job, is it down of 25000 people. it doesn't look unusual, but when the farm was head out to the field in the morning, then now the boss and imposing both done. it's a hybrid solo and been from spending $650.00 heck, there is a plant. the plant produces clean electricity from when the sun at the same time. good job offers ideal conditions for the hybrid system, situated near the tropic of cancer and the already been see, it has plenty of in, on m

the energy of the falling water will be used to generate electrical energy, but this is secondary, thes still the reservoir, which provides press water to all these rather arid lands of southern russia, but what about the north-crimean canal now? the crimean canal is used specifically for conservation, as a storage facility for accumulating water, now another one of the directions of the project is being considered just related to the free economic zone, because this is a more preferential project, more preferential conditions that will give... the opportunity to quickly turn to capital, there are underground inputs in quite a large number, which, in addition to being raised from the ground, they need to be preserved on the surface, so we plan to partially convert the canal into lakes or ponds, in which water will be stored, then which can be used for irrigating the land. the sowing season, as far as i understand, is no longer approaching in our country; it has already begun for us, of course, it has already begun. the cherries are already blooming, and the apricot is blooming, spring

, former minister of fuel and energy. to ukraine, mr. ivan, i congratulate you, thank you for being with us today, congratulations, good health to everyone, and we wish you good health, let's start with the large-scale attack of the russian federation on energy facilities, which took place last night on march 22, 15 regions of ukraine were shelled during the day, and a total of 150 infrastructure objects were attacked, it is reported. situational center of the ministry of defense, today's air attack by the russians was aimed at the ukrainian energy infrastructure and became the largest in recent times, says the minister of energy herman galushchenko, in particular , one of the power transmission lines that feeds the zaporizhia nuclear power plant was damaged, for this it has already been restored, several the dniprovska hpp was directly hit by rockets, and in zaporizhzhia, it also happened there. fire like you mr. ivan, do you assess the extent of the damage caused by russia this night to the ukrainian energy sector? this

once we've reduced energy consumption as much as we can, we focus on green energy. so if that's the idea behind project 0 projects use of crest c, o 2 emissions in the municipality, you have already been reduced by 50 percent since 2007. the most recent achievement of note is a supermarket that acts as a kind of research lab all manner of energy saving technical advances are tested here. the most important idea is that what you see generated when food is refrigerated is not simply released into the air as used to be the case. behind this glass door lies the high tech heart of the green supermarket. now look, man is proud of project 0 and up to successful collaboration between retail industry and the local communities. the i took, we have to cooling system, that's a stand up system on a technical innovation or where we can, we use all the heat that are cooling system producers to see what we can send it back to the district aging network. and then we should hate other municipality in involved convincing. huh. oh yeah, i used to optimize our energy flow in order to re

we will ask the deputy minister of energy svitlana grincha about it. nato is considering the possibility of shooting down russian missiles near the alliance's borders, the deputy minister said poland's foreign affairs minister andrzej schein, and the pentagon said that the us will defend every inch of nato territory if a nato ally is attacked, what plan of action will the alliance countries choose? important news, exclusive comments, all this is on our morning broadcast, join weekdays from 9:00. svoboda mornings on radio svoboda's youtube channel and on the air of telekanaluso tv. during the past day, the aviation of the defense forces struck two control points and eight areas of concentration of personnel of weapons and military equipment of the russian forces this was reported in the morning summary of the ukrainian general staff. units of the missile forces, they say, damaged one anti-aircraft defense device, one artillery device and an ammunition depot of the russian army there. in general, the general staff declares about 67 combat clashes per day

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and math jobs that will be created in this energy space.super important.we are excited about t industrial assessment centers which is happening at msi community colleges to get young people to know how toommercial and industrial buildings to reduce the energy footprints them fully into this whole of dollars in that. we have this whole strategy which is very holistic from research to development to demonstrations to early-stage ployments, full on deployments to create this revolution, from the department of we are very excited about it. i feel so fortunate to be in this position right because of my boss who ise resources that we have, and moving, this partnership, the partnerships that we've got. n the middle of this period of are in the middle of history, it is hard to tell because you may not be aware. for those who are in this energy space, you are going to look back and you will be able to tell yr that you were thererial revolution happened. nothing is awe've got to hold onto thethe fight is not over. i'm glad to be in a room full of war

the programs funded in the energy and bill also help improve our nation's energy security.nce on foreign sources of critical materials, the bill strong support for the full spectrum of production technologies. remaining the leader in nuclear technologies will at home and will help allies across the globe. the bill sentence the department of energy's nuclear energy base program and also redirects previously appropriated funds to higher priorities. specifically $2.8 billion to develop a domestic capability from producing low enriched uranium, including low enriched uranium that will be necessary for upcoming advanced reactors and $910 million to s advanced modular reactor design and deployment activities. there are many other important provisions in this energy and water bill, but before my time is up, i want to congratulate chairwoman granger on bringing together this appropriation package. i'd also like efforts of our colleagues across the aisle, especially my ranking member, ms. kaptur, and our colleagues across the capitol. finally, i'd like to thank the staff for all the

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82% self-sufficient in energy.l somehow deprived; no one remembers that people sat without electricity with no one in the presence of the crimean highway. there is no need to queue at the ferries, that is, you can get to the mainland quite quickly from sevastopol in 3-3 seconds. and during the northern military district, crimea even began to share electricity with the kherson and zaporozhye regions. actually it's we do not currently generate electricity in such a volume that would allow us to export it to other regions. two crimean tests, that is, they give us 900 mw, plus an energy bridge, plus there are solar panels, wind energy, that is, everything together gives us 1,400-1,500 mw at its peak. completion of repair work. ukrenergo x kherson region ukraine announced it offered to resume electricity supplies to the peninsula within a few hours, but russian crimea refused. yes, they thought, but people called our reception, and i remember very well. according to our data, they said 3 dashes 6 months there will be no

you leaders are poised to call for more atomic energy to promote energy security and reduced carbon emissions. the hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. the united states has circulated the draft, un security council resolution calling for an immediate cease fire link to the release of hostages in the gaza strip this, as israel prepares for their military action in response to the most terror attacks of october, 7th us secretary of state anthony blank and his landed in cairo now for a ceasefire talks, while in saudi arabia he was episode he upsize the need to protect guys and civilians and provide humanitarian aid. the draft resolution isn't about face for the us, which last month be though to call at the u. n. for exactly such a truce. here is what blinking had to say about the draft seized by resolution. well, in saudi arabia, us, we actually have a resolution that we put forward right now that does call for an immediate cease fire tied to the release of hostages. he said, and we hope very much that countries will support the war this week and talked out to journalists by like sli

and the ministry of energy that the energy industries would build power plants for the country and provide their own electricity. built and our prediction is that 1700 megawatts will be produced by the big industry until the peak consumption of next year. well, the ministry of energy also has a plan of 30,000 megawatts for the development of power plants, which is progressing according to the plan. we hope that we will see an extraordinary development in the renewable power plant sector . the private sector is active in this field and we hope that their activity will lead to results and we will be able to produce about 4500 megawatts. in this way, let's put the road in the circuit in the next year that the department it helps a lot to provide electricity to the country. what has been said is that we are among the top five countries in the production of power plants, considering the production we have and the amount of consumption we have, why is there an imbalance ? see, in the field of building power plants, we mean the production or construction of power plants, we are among the top five