mykola salamakha , a retired lieutenant colonel and project manager at the defense industry company energy 2000ir of financial express . these were the main highlights of the military results of this day, and more international and more economic news from my colleagues on the great broadcast. thank you to serhiy zgurtsov. and thank you to his guests. let's continue the great broadcast to the conversation. yuriy fizer's invitation. now we have a world about ukraine. yuriy. good evening. please . good evening to you , vasyl. in the column world about ukraine, in particular, i will talk about this, the leaders of african countries also decided to try on the mantle of peacekeepers, a new punitive initiative within russia itself. well , kaliningrad is not kaliningrad, about that and more in a moment in the world about ukraine column well, let's start with this, the leaders of african countries have decided to join the initiative of finding ways to peacefully resolve the war in ukraine, the leaders of the south african republic of senegal, uganda, and egypt will visit ukraine and russia and meet with

council, two of the ministries that usually consume energy from the ministry of industry, mining and trade, the ministry of jihad, agriculture and 2000 tomans that produce energy in our country through the ministry of energy and the ministry of petroleum and accounts, and probably al-arus has not published media information and who has announced the review of the instructions, but considering that in this chapter of the discussion of consumption management, especially in the field of water and electricity, it is possible that one of the issues that will be reviewed today will also happen in the follow-up order. it is supposed to be from this actually the ministries that are consumers are for the consumers, the ministries that are present, the producer of hasan, there is also a report that says on the body or not, it is like this, it is the main example that today we have to use energy in iran, well, everyone knows that there is no need to say that we ourselves it is no longer possible to optimize the energy that we consume when the annual figure is equivalent to 500 million barrels of oil, and in fact with a steep slope and a lower i

market and look at all the economically sensitive stocks, whether it's transports, russell 2000, banking, energy, it all bounced today on the regions that guy pointed out, and if you couple that with yesterday's move, make sense you might see people try to step in and scalp a little bit on interday type of trading william that said, i think that's very different than what's going on on first republic i'm not one to kick people when they're down i think you should wait until the information comes out before pointing finningers and rushing to judgments. >> we should also note that j.p. morgan upgraded western alliance, comerica to an overweight saying so many people are on one side of the boat. it's going to take a tiny bit to move from a terrible situation to a bad situation that could mean tremendous upside for these stocks system that the case here do you see that window of opportunity? >> i think you have to be careful. i think you should manage your downside, understand what risk you're taking. but pacwest over 80% today, there you go i think a loot of this move this week has been technical.

with household energy bills in the uk set to fall. 0ur reporter yasmin khatun dewan is in the newsroom with more. the typical gas and electricity bill the the uk will drop to just over £2000hat's a drop of more than £400 annually. much of that is down to wholesale gas prices being the biggest factor in our energy price rises. the conflict in ukraine saw a huge increase, making europe short the gas and increase in fossil fuel prices. you can see here a peak in 2022, the gas prices here in the uk and the same of electricity prices which are impacted by gas. europe has seen a similar pattern, actual gas processing a drop in that announcement also came today. wholesale prices have been calling for a number of months but that hasn't been felt by consumers due to the way that suppliers purchase their gas after months in advance. qatar, the world's biggest natural gas supplier, cautioned some of these numbers saying that some of the factors involved in this where week economy in europe and a mild winter. with the energy minister saying the worst is yet to come. europe's biggest economy — germany has entered into recession after contracting by 0.3% in the first three months of th

the internal halls of the energy exchange will host the sale of 2000 tomans of halal 402, kermanshah oil refining, 12 sepahan oil extracts, and two thousand tons of halal 502 and 503 petrochemicals. twenty of the 90,000 barrels of gas condensate of south pars gas complex will be offered today in the internal hall. today, it does not have any currencies. also, last week, the energy exchange markets hosted the trading of various types of energy carriers and bonds based on it, worth more than 1,770 billion tomans, in this time period , more than 8 million kilowatt hours were traded between renewable power plants and industries. report of the week of global steel markets due to the uncertainty and commercial confusion of this widely used metal, experts believe that the decrease in demand from consumers in southeast asia and america is the main reason for the new working hours of the steel market. with a sinusoidal trend in the chinese iron ore import market, it reached less than 98 dollars from 180 at the end of the previous week , which was due to the presence of demand and the negative

energy. b and mars military government has reportedly pardoned more than 2000 prisoners to mark a buddhist holiday. among them all, numerous political detainees, model human rights groups and say to me, in mars, military has detained thousands of opponents, my since overthrowing the countries democratically elected government. back in 2021 . lani. i'm glad to go back here in europe in serbia. police say they've arrested a 13 year old boy in connection with a shooting rampage at a school in the capitol, belgrade. 8 children and a security guard were killed, leaf se the attack was meticulously planned. i rested in the middle of the school yod, just a couple of odds. earlier, the alleged attacker walked into his own high school and to start shooting. the students heard the terrifying shots from inside their classrooms and all it, oh, i was downstairs. we had sports class downstairs, i was able to hear the shooting that it was non stop. it was not light, one shot at a time. it was shooting without stopping. i didn't know what was happening as we were receiving some messages on the phone. some kids fro

energy. myanmar's military government has parted with more than 2000 prisoners to mark a buddhist holiday.mong the pardons are political detainees. myanmar's military has obtained thousands of -- detained thousands of opponents since overthrowing the country's democratically elected government. the u.s. navy released footage that shows a seizing another oil tanker in gulf waters. the seizure is the second in the week and it comes amid heightened tension over to iran's nuclear program. iran says the judge ordered the panama-flagged vessel be impounded, but did not specify why. now to sedan where fighting continues between rival forces over control over the country, this, despite agreeing in principle to a weeklong sales -- -- weeklong cease fire. hundreds are fleeing the country, many heading to neighboring chad. reporter: this village in chad is a few hundred meters from the border with sudan. refugees arriving here are mainly women and children. >> the war drove us from our home. we were with our children when the armed people came and we fled to the bush. how is this possible? reporter:

she joined the energy giant enron in 1993 and became it's vice president of corporate development there in 2000. and one, sharon realized that annual ins, financial numbers just didn't add up. she investigated and then warrant the chief executive officer kenneth lay about the accounting irregularities that she found in the company's financial statements. but late as it turned out was up to his neck in the scandal. 5 years later he was convicted on 10 counts of securities fraud, although he died of a heart attack before he could be imprisoned. sharon watkins for her part assumed a place in the pantheon of the most important whistle blowers in modern american history. she found evidence of illegality, and she reported it. she testified on capitol hill. she wrote a book about her experiences, and she was named time magazines person of the year in 2002, along with 2 other whistle blowers sharing. watkins is now a highly sought after speaker on whistle blowing and business ethics. and we're happy to welcome her to the show. sharon, it's good to have you. thanks for being with us as well. thank you,

energy. me and mars military government has reportedly pardoned more than 2000 prisoners to mark a buddhist on a holiday. plane of, among them are numerous political detainees, so human rights groups say that me in mars military has detained thousands of opponents. i, since overthrowing the countries democratically elected government back in 202190. i think the u. s. navy has released footage that it says it shows iran seizing another oil tanker in gulf waters. the seizure is the 2nd in less than a week. it, it comes amid heightened tension over to ron's nuclear program. iran says that a judge ordered the panama flagged vessel, be impounded, but did not specify walk now to sudan, where fighting continues between rival forces over control of over the country. and this despite agreeing in principle to a week long cease fire. hundreds of thousands of sudanese are fleeing the fighting . many are heading for neighboring chad. this village in chad is just a few 100 meters from the border with sudan. refugees arriving here are mainly women and children. how to become an animal. the won't drive us fro

they talk about energy transition, we've never transitioned from primary y energy in the world, the histy of the world. we did 2000 years ago so they talk about transition, it's not going to happen and never has. the transition should look like more robust portfolio but to do that you need transmission infrastructure and be able to move whether defendant power further if you want reliability and resiliency but you have to be able to have power plants, nuclear power plants there when thepl wind isn't blowing and the sun isn't shining and we create -- when it's cheaper than it cost to produce, it's prettybl difficult to compete with that. when you give privacy in the grid, it'ss hard for a power plant to start up and wind down quickly so we've created this environment which makes it very difficult and have to start unwinding i this. >> is in this part of what you alluded to which is the government intervening and conditions picking winners and losers and tax policy through subsidiess, and other tax credis andre references? >> the power provision and privacy on the grid, of said this inre hearings, there's a lt of ta

2000 tomans kilowatt. there was no limit to use this bonus. the head of the renewable energy and electricity efficiency organization said that all industries can annually obtain 1.5 % of the energy they need from renewable energies. according to mr. kamani, a 20-year contract will be signed with the producers of renewable power plants, and these power plants will be able to supply their electricity in the green switchboard of the energy exchange. meanwhile the fact that the power plant will have problems in the supply of feed in the field of oil and gas, the limitation in fossil resources and the problems in the consumption of this type of energy have led to the opening of a new chapter in the world, the world has gone to the court of appeals. energy in recent years in the world, more than 300 billion dollars of investment in the field of renewable energy has been made in iran, the quality of mansoureh has been revised in the country during 13 years, the effort that was done was about 850 megabytes, now i am at your service, this capacity is attributed to 1035, but because go

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sends letters to people from my environment, which are shown up to 2000 euros, which were generated by this energyn relations with russia and this is a policy that is the green party that does not pay attention to the german population. at the same time, on the contrary , a nuclear power plant is being opened in turkey. some experts. they even joked that earlier the turks came to germany to work. but today, it may be completely different. so, that is, it is safe to overwhelm europe with american nuclear weapons, and the nuclear power plant german is unsafe second point, poland is going to build. a nuclear power plant in germany knows this , and poland will build it and the americans will give money. for what everything is being done, those who lobby for the closure of nuclear power plants in germany simply destroy its economic potential . germany was the leading country of the european union to the americans. this is not necessary, why do they need a strong germany let them have windmills everywhere , and they will still not solve anything and will be completely energy dependent on the united stat

a lot of area, russell 2000 continues to show weakness, great upside there. energytocks as well, financials completely enough, lots of opportunity there as well as real estate. real estate especially on the commercial side will be later and then retail names, so many retail names that will continue to get beat up as we go through the second quarter and earnings so there's going to be plenty to choose from. right now technology is the place to be but a highly concentrated market arena, a handful of names holding the market up and if one of the names happens to show weakness, it's going to -- is not where you want to be, you need to see more sectors participate before you can say it's a pull market. lauren: if you look at the s&p 500, it's dependent on ten of its largest members and they are up 44% this year. having said that by sitting out the market, you missed the nasdaq 24% this year, nasdaq 100 tech, 31% rally this year end the broader market even though it's narrowly concentrated is up nine and a half%, he missed t that, eddie. >> absolutely and of our time in g

2000 we'll go inside the numbers. >>> later, while the oil scheid of the energy trade has hit the skids, could natural gas be the way to heat up your portfolio? stick around the find out. we're live at the nasdaq market site on the desk tonight, carter worth, mike khouw, and brian stutland two reads from the consumer from the rise in restaurant and housing to new lows in the retail trade, the chart master she has lows and highs are a cause for concern. carter, what do you mean here? >> if you think about the circumstance of what vulnerability is there's two types. it's vulnerable weak, someone that's ill or a political campaign that's on the ropes or a hedge fund that has too many shorts people go after and exploit vulnerability. vulnerable extended is the opposite you're the champion, everyone's come for you, you're the most popular kid on the class and people turn on you the sporting season that can't end. we have a circumstances where certain areas are vulnerable extended, restaurants, home builders being all time highs. and yet you have retailer at all-time lows. the three lines tell the tale. home builder up an

2000 we'll go inside the numbers. >>> later, while the oil scheid of the energy trade has hit the skids, could natural gas be the wayat up your portfolio? stick around

ukrainian power plants i know letters from people from my environment that show 2000 euros that were generated by this energy crisis, uh, and a break in relations with russia and this is a policy that is the green party , which is not pay attention to the german population. at the same time, on the contrary , a nuclear power plant is being opened in turkey. some experts. they even joked that earlier the turks came to germany to work. today, maybe completely different. so, that is, it is safe to overwhelm europe with american nuclear weapons, and the german nuclear power plant is unsafe for the second moment, poland is going to build. germany knows this too, and poland will build it and the americans will give money. for what everything is being done, those who lobby for the closure of nuclear power plants in germany simply destroy its economic potential . germany was the leading country of the european union to the americans. this is not necessary, why do they need a strong germany let them be responsible everywhere mills, and they will still not decide anything and will be completely energy dependent on the

cooperation municipalities, the ministry of energy, all institutions that can help, the governors in the budget law of last year and this year, the entire fan peugeot 2000uld also do the talent test if they have the capacity to provide an operator that is based on the definition set by the ministry of communications. alhamdulillah, with the letter of the honorable minister of the country, they announced a notification for municipalities all over the country until the end of last year . about 450 always and at 12 in fact, we notified some cities in other provinces, totaling about 400 and small cities notified at the city level in 23 provinces . we will start the executive operation this week in terms of the development of services to our dear people . it was eaten, and of course two million and five hundred and not updated meals will be updated . they can find the address of the covered area they say that it has not been three years since i just went to see that their place is covered by the people and wait. the construction project is heavy . we are trying to cover 50% of the people of iran . we will cover 10 million between 8 and 10 million. and the co

. >> tech's party like 1999 or maybe 2000 a massive hangover we'll go inside the numbers. >>> while the oil slide of the energyrade has hit the skids could natural gas be the way to heat up your portfolio on the desk tonight mike khouw, carter worth and brian staut stutland the highs of the housing sector to the new lows in the retail trade. they're an extreme investing cause for concern. so carter, what do you mean here >> so if you think about the circumstance of what vulnerability is, there's two types that can manifest themselves in the market or this life it's vulnerable weak, right, someone that's ill, or a political campaign is on the ropes or hedge fund has too many shorts, people go after, they exploit vulnerability, and vulnerable extended is the opposite you are the champion and everyone's coming for you, the most popular kid in the class and people turn on you the sports season that can't end. so we have the circumstance where certain areas within consumer are vulnerable extended, restauranting all-time highs, home builders all-time highs but retailers basically at all-time lows. here you see a com

tested a new ballistic missile, but it says has a range of 2000 kilometers have a said to have improved guidance capabilities to renew the energy missile systems. despite the position from europe and the us iran to said it will further develop what it cools, a defensive missile for them. for us and south korea holding the largest ever joint ministry exercises. ok, 70 is since the start of imagery alliance. the drills which are due to last until mid june, but taking place south of the heavily fortified demilitarized zone along the border with north korea. robert bride as well from puts you on city in south korea. of these exercises all being stage to box the 70 at the end of the 3 alliance between south korea. i'm united states which came into being after the fighting had ended in the can be in the exercises according to solving defense, fitness freaks they are among the biggest exercises that have ever been staged. some of the very latest jet fighters, those career is always an good by these exercises saying that they are a dress rehearsal for both. i'd also complaining about the fact that you all taking place so close. they sa

she joined the energy giant enron in 1993 and became it's vice president of corporate development there in 2000. and one, sharon realized that annual ins, financial numbers just didn't add up. she investigated and then warrant chief executive officer kenneth lay about the accounting irregularities. that she found in the company's financial statements, but late as it turned out was up to his neck in the scandal. 5 years later he was convicted on 10 counts of securities fraud, although he died of a heart attack before he could be imprisoned. sharon watkins for her part assumed a place in the pantheon of the most important whistle blowers in modern american history. she found evidence of illegality, and she reported it. she testified on capitol hill. she wrote a book about her experiences and she was named time magazines person of the year in 2002, along with 2 other whistle blowers. sharon watkins is now a highly sought after speaker on whistle blowing and business ethics. and we're happy to welcome her to the show. sharon, it's good to have you. thanks for being with us. well, thank you john and

municipalities, the ministry of energy, all the institutions that can help the governors in the budget law of last year and this year , as well as the total number of peugeot 2000 , if they have the capacity providing an operator that the definition set by the ministry of communications is based on this. alhamdulillah, with the letter of the honorable minister of the country , they announced a notification to municipalities all over the country until the end of last year. i am at your service in the description of the mountain range province of ilam province in 2011, so that we notified about 450 cities and in 12 other provinces, in fact, some cities, which are a total of about 450 cities notified at the city level in 23 provinces, the operation will start this week we provide services to our dear people in terms of development iran almost threw a dashboard to write two million, and of course two million and five hundred and not updated , it will be updated. they can visit, i can't even see that the place is covered by the core, they can enter the address , it's not 20 years since the project. be covered by it 10 million to be covered between 8 and 10 million,

extrinsic and, we have never transition away from primary energy in the country in the world come in the history of the world. we burn as much as we did 2000 years ago. when they talk about ending the stuff, it has something never happened. transition should look like a more robust portfolio, but in order to do that, you need a transmission infrastructure. you need to be able to move weather-dependent power further if you want to have reliability and resiliency on the grid, but you also have to be able to have gas-fired pyre -- power plants, nuclear power plant, coal-fired power plants that are there when the wind is not blowing and the sun is not shining, and, you know, when you can put aber noble electron on the grid for cheaper than a cost to produce, it is difficult for gas to compete without your when you give renewable privacy on the grid, it is hard for power to start up and wind down quickly. we have created this environment that makes it difficult, and we have to do it. brigham: this is part of what you alluded to earlier in the conversation, that the government is intervening, picking winners and losers, through tax policy, subsi

2000. we know that ken lane, dick cheney, we're, we're friends. we know that dick cheney had a special interest in energy as you know, correctly before 911. well, if there's nothing to be ashamed of, then why not released the minutes? right, i was very alarmed at how hard he thought for those to remain quiet. and given that we, we started the rack. we're in march of 2003 under false pretences of weapons of mass destruction and ties to 911. i think that's why he thought so hard because, you know, there was going to be evidence that ends in their place prior to non. well, one other thing on this, dick cheney situation and, and maybe i'm getting a little too far afield. but i think it, it's worth raising. we know that in the final days of the bush administration, dick cheney lobby, president bush, hard for a handful of pardons. the most important of which was scooter libby, chinese former chief of staff. i'm actually surprised that cheney didn't weigh in on behalf of ken lay. they've been friends for years, decades, even they were involved in energy at the same time. and kenley never got any relief . no, i

get the cost of living help for whom — don't get the cost of living help for whom £2000 a year is unaffordable for energyellor set out our plan _ any announcements. the chancellor set out our plan several _ any announcements. the chancellor set out our plan several months - any announcements. the chancellori set out our plan several months ago on what was happening there, i'm conscious there is only a limited amount of support going to every bill payer. but i think the critical thing that people will be expecting from the government is getting that electricity pipeline flowing within our own country rather than constantly being reliant on aspects of the link to the gas prices around the world. , ., ., the world. viewers will have had this moment _ the world. viewers will have had this moment you _ the world. viewers will have had this moment you don't - the world. viewers will have had this moment you don't your - the world. viewers will have had this moment you don't your own j this moment you don't your own constituency. this moment you don't your own constituency-— this moment you don't your own const

2000 jobs to florida. let's return to the war in ukraine. as the two sides ready themselves for a spring offensive, some energy continues to play key role in givingf the situation on the ground, both in the devastation that is been caused by the fighting in the very start of the war, a picture of the movement between troops and military equipment. forthe movement between troops and military equipment. for the public, these images of serve to debunk misinformation about the war, shining a light on some of worst atrocities, such as the massacre in blue—chip. i spoke to william marchal that ceo and the word of ukraine and more recently, the conflict in sudan is aided government and commercial mapping of the situation on the ground. i asked him how crucial his work has been. bit of a space renaissance new rockets, new satellites and what is new is to getting the data since and 200 satellites every day, the image of a point on ukraine every day what is changed is every single day, all of those movements attract. and satellites used to be such a province of government and i'll do something that everyone can access. the bbc can access it, the think tank

extract electrical energy through a pump using fossil fuel, it would create another 800 megawatts of electricity, which means a a very large power plant, required and priced between 20000 years, and with a length of 71 kilometers, is known as one of the longest aqueducts in iran. the deepest mother well is also located in gonabad city with the name qanat qasbah, which dates back to the achaemenid period. when a set of vertical and horizontal drilling this achaemenid structure is 100 kilometers long and the excavation complex of this project has a volume of 70 million cubic meters with bare hands. ok, the protection of these works will be the responsibility of all the member countries after they remain under the sovereignty of the respective country muhammad mustafa and his pure and pure family from the respectable lineage of the province in the news section at six o'clock the messengers have been partially fixed since monday evening, some messengers of the domestic media were disrupted

2000%. sounds impressive. reality? isn't. that would need to be up in the roof to bring it into the vision. decent performance. are we starting to see the ingredients fail? energy prices. the chinese story. i don't know. is this max dax? alix: drinking game. how many times do you say max dax? he made up the question. it is good. ecb talking, sounding hawkish. keeping rates restricted. they need to get to that restrictive level. they will help liquidity tools. more on that. max dax. oliver crook joins from berlin. to answer the question we have to figure out what led the rally. oliver: the biggest gainers here today, heidelberg materials. rheinmetall, they make tanks and military gear. they've done well, up to hundred percent since the war started. classic industrial companies, renewable energy. heidelberg materials is energy intensive. this is the industrial story for germany. earnings first quarter, beats across the board. surprises upside. earnings growth was a mixed picture. is this companies coming in, being diminished, doing quite well, whereas the growth is not there longer term? if excessive price is priced in, are they correctly price for the winter com

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growth fears filtering through the bond yields in financials and energies take a look at the financial sector relative to the russell 2000ler stocks are more credit dependent and trade in line with financial conditions over the last year it's been an unusually tight relationship the russell itself is kind of on the verge of perhaps another breakdown as well. a very split market right here again, it's not because banks make up so much of the actual russell 2000 there is a correlation between the companies that don't make money right now and will need financing and the conditions of the banking sector take a look, we're getting the jobs number. this is adp and paychecks, really tells the story of all the macro. we surged off the covid lows to very, very tight labor market conditions, a very strong job market and we've come sharply off the best levels but still above the precovid loevelslevel. that's also what you see in the layoff numbers we're still at absolute basis, relatively robust levels of activity at the moment >> you said we worked off some of the overbought condition about 4,200 so a pretty good shake out but we'

2000, etc.. tom: these numbers are estimates. right now large-cap up 30%. large energy up 3%.e? dan: we think so. you mentioned this before. tom: i am sorry. i did not build the script. dan: you mentioned before about the stock market is up while treasury yields are up and there is plenty to talk about in the treasury market. to be clear, the names we are discussing are driving the gains. i looked yesterday, the median stock among the fang, magma, up 35% year to date. median stock in the remaining 4.95 is down 2% year to date. there is a tremendous bifurcation in size across cap, whether large, mid or small cap. particular lien large-cap, you have -- particularly in large-cap, you have outperformers and everybody else is not doing as much. looking at the headline index in general belies beneath the headline developments even more so right now. to ramble further onto energy, i think energy presents a lot of value. you have had tremendous developments in the space that have resulted in more attractive investment opportunities for several funds willing to step into the space. esg

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we are expecting energy bills to come down in the summer and then again a bit in the autumn. average price we are looking out for an average household isjust under £2000 moments ahead of them and at the end only comes because you build that belief and you are so eager to go for something in sport and you don't reach it it is a huge disappointment comes after that. outside the etihad, meanwhile, the party was under way. only last month, you were only eight points behind. we cannot believe it! we were sitting here half an hour ago, praying arsenal didn't score and they didn't! he is only two and this is his third! how have they done it? the goals of the remarkable erling haaland and a winning streak as yet again city peaked when it mattered. they were calm about the situation because they've been there before and i think the players said it was ok and arsenal were heavy favourites, weren't they, at one point. city fans will be hoping this is just the start of what could be an extraordinary few weeks with an fa cup final and a champions league final still to come, a treble of trophies could soon be theirs. off the field, there are questions for city afte

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energy you use. the price cap at the moment is just over £3200. but government support means that typical households are paying £2500. at 7am, we expect to hear the price cap will drop tojust over £2000ne that roughly makes up for the kind of £400 of support that has been available to everyone throughout the winter. since we last came to suffolk 18—month—old robin has taken herfirst steps, and her mum claire has been trying to keep the family bills under control. we first met in august when claire was already cutting back on her electricity use. i am terrified that when the winter comes we will not have enough for the bills. since then, energy prices have climbed up and are now on their way down. but it's not been all smiles all the time. i really remember how worried you were when we last spoke. how was it in the end? i think things were a lot worse than what we expected them to be. obviously, there were subsidies for the oil, so we got the £300 towards the oil. it only covered a small percentage of the oil costs, but the electricity, the money they gave out there, did actually cover nearly half of the electricity bill so we weren't actually paying that extra. but now all those thin