and a very large number of russians have also left. now we will talk about energy oleksiy so, the minister of energy and environmental protection of ukrainef the 19-20s will join us, and while i read the latest information from ukrenergo, there is a significant shortage of electricity in the energy system of ukraine due to shelling, one of the power plants stopped working, as of december 24, all types of generation are working in the deficit system of venus, but due to shelling and damage to the equipment, it stopped production production of electricity, one of the power plants is noted that certain restrictions continue to apply in the system of electricity transmission to me due to damage to main networks by russian attacks , quote in connection with which consumption limits have been established for all regions, exceeding which leads to the application of emergency restrictions , according to the press service, the most difficult situation in kyiv and kyiv region due to the consequences of the drone attack as early as december 19, and in the east and south there, russia launched new artillery strikes against the front lines areas, ther

energy in the capital. and we will talk about energy in just a few moments professionally, in particular with oleksiy orzhev, minister of energy and environmental protection0. well, for now we are contacting each other, i will give information that is also about safety and about energy and about how important it is to draw conclusions and not to make unfortunate mistakes that, in general, then put the whole world on the edge of some kind of radiation safety ukraine is preparing an additional protection of the rivne nuclear power plant so that near the border with belarus certain measures are being taken to protect the rivne npp due to the risks of an open invasion of belarus, we are preparing so that the nuclear power plant is not attacked and captured . station than it was before. there are certain protective schemes, pavlo kovtunyuk, director of the rivne station, explained to the voice of america . i also note that a direct hit on the station is not will lead to a nuclear disaster. what else is there in dynamo oleksiy orzhel ? what are these ukrainians facing right now, somehow they manage , they take those generators, uh, they put some batteries in th

oleksiy oleksiy orzhel, minister of energy and environmental protection in 2019-20. in conclusion, i would like to quote prime minister of ukraine denys shmyhal, who stated that the government instructed the ministry of energy to determine and submit for consideration clear priorities for turning on the electricity supply. after eight waves of missile attacks in the country, all thermal and hydroelectric power plants to varying degrees on 40% of the objects of the high-voltage network, each of us must realize that this winter we will go through significant restrictions on the consumption of electricity and the first priority is the critical infrastructure of railcars, the second priority is enterprises and objects of the military-industrial complex, the third is business which manufactures goods and products that are critical for the country. well, the fourth priority is the housing sector. well, the only positive news is that in 10 days the sun will shine. exactly in 10 days, the sun will shine. will return to summer and every day there will be more and more sun and

energy-efficient cities of ukraine , experts on energy efficiency, we also thank you very much and welcome oleksii ryabchyna, deputy minister of energy and environmental protectionine 2019-20 years, let's continue the topic with him, oleksii, we welcome you good afternoon, they announced the main problem of our energy system. they say that the biggest problem is the lack of generation. well, this is due to the fact that many terminals and hydroelectric power stations were damaged or destroyed . at what time is the real situation as we all understand it is a secret during wartime a-a however, i cannot refute the words that will be said by the communications of ukrenergo really we have for each object with generation plants were flown in. every generation facility was affected to one degree or another . we have thermal stations all over the country that are located along them. there were a lot of flown in. to the dams themselves, yes, because they were built there to survive a nuclear attack , but also to the full-fledged infrastructure that is nearby , and there were no direct e-e shots at our nuclear plants, but those substations that help nuclear plants transmi

trying to bring us back to the age of the 18th century, minister oleksiy orzhel of energy and environmental protection2019-2020 and in touch with us p. oleksiy good morning, you can immediately see that the person is the former minister of energy, no one has no light, everyone just turns on their phones very much p. oleksiy, with light and the internet well, there is no excuse, we know that you probably have several generators already connected and a couple of ecoplots and all the things are prepared, the truth is that the battery is yesterday's massive missile attack, they say that this is one of the biggest blows to the energy sector five oblasts were affected, and we already had news about what happened in ukraine, eh. emergency shutdowns of electricity may end. and i understand that these optimistic plans have already remained in the past after yesterday's shelling. well, actually, the biggest blow to us was eh when we were without electricity supply for three days when the so-called black happened when the system desynchronized and our nuclear units were automatically disconnected from the networ

and variety of our big tech companies, our small tech companies, our workers. those who are focused on our clean energy future and our environmental protection, and also those who are experts and who are working on issues around our freedoms and democratic norms. in terms of the engagement on the digital economy, it is new. we are bringing a new approach. but also there is a particular attention we are paying to our partners in congress around all of those areas that are subject to active work -- legislative effort. and what i do in trade, i need to make sure that i don't get out ahead of where our policymakers are. and in this area, whether it is in the united states or another country, we see our regulators grappling with similar issues may be in different ways. one thing -- area where we were very careful, whether with online liability, with privacy, is that the more work our congress can do to legislate, the more tools we have to work with and the more specificity we can bring to the negotiations. so this is an area that is really important and it is really important for us to get right. i think it is also an area where our partners know it is important for

the climate agenda for armenia, the topic of green technologies and environmental protection is especially relevant, developing green energymenia is actively developing renewable energy sources, we are implementing all kinds of measures to decarbonize the metal and metallurgical industry encourage the use of electric transport colleagues want to draw your attention to food security issues from this point of view in the current year in order to ensure. sustained stability of the internal markets of the state eu formed indicative balance sheets for important agricultural commodities. this is an effective tool for quickly determining the needs and possibilities of mutual supplies in the union. i also note the work of the commission on the formation of a portfolio of investment agro-industrial projects, what can become an effective tool for the development of cooperation and import substitution from the point of view of the successful implementation of the eurasian agenda is extremely important birth of mutually direct solutions on all issues in this regard, the armenian side considers the consistent implementation of agreemen

working for victory, and then after victory it will be unimportant, thank you for the comments on the express ryabchyn broadcast deputy minister of energy, environmental protection of ukraine in the 19-20th years, we are completing yehor checherinda my name is halytska with you for the last four hours and 40 minutes and then olga leny with the rubric chronicles informational chronicles of the information war e program e olina good morning i wish you a word good morning well there are some interesting things so in a moment we will see what is additional at russian strategic aviation airfields in russian telegram channels there were two leading reactions, but this is an attempt to minimize the damage from the strikes and the second is presented by telegram channels close to priguzhen and compatriots out of indignation towards the ministry of defense of the russian federation regarding poorly hidden aircraft and bad ppu e-e well, for example , the head of rt margarita semenyan closer to the evening she asked rhetorically, three of our soldiers were killed due to drone attacks on our airfields , never in the border zone, and now it's time to switch to the mode get u

and clave towards israeli territory. germany's economy minister says his government plans to create environmental pacts with industry the so called climate protection contracts would provide subsidies to energy intensive industries for 15 years. in return, businesses like chemical and steel manufacturers would reduce carbon emissions to the situation in afghanistan. now where people who speak out against the growing taliban restrictions on women risk arrest and torture. and one of them is per wanna in each robbie who spent $24.00 days in jail off to being arrested for participating in a women's rights protesting cobble in mid january. she's now a refugee in germany and spoke to t w. news about her experience in prison. call me coming back from you. what i thought do you know what punishment we have chosen for you? a taliban member asked me one day. when i said i didn't know, he said they would stone me. tell the other girl to pray. we are going to stone you . he said i started crying and asked him what my crime was. that was the worst time . my biggest wish was to get a helmet so that i would not get hurt if they stoned me. i checked my clothes to see if there was something that could protec

government plans to create environmental pacts with industry the so called climate protection contracts would provide subsidies to energy, intense industries for 15 years and return businesses. my chemical and steel manufacturers would reduce carbon emissions. air pollution in pakistan, city of la hore has reached high levels on friday. the air quality index ought to 400 an index off 100 is already considered unhealthy. the punjab region usually experiences increased smog levels from november to february, and farmers burnt crops which produces sick smoke. germany, like many other european countries, is struggling with its colonial past. some of the colonial administrators was celebrated here in berlin, with streets and monuments named after them. a group of activists have made it their mission to re name the streets. now after years of lobbying that made major progress. he may, our ha, yesterday has been decades in the making activists from the african diaspora and, and g o z have long been calling for the names of german colonizers to be removed from berlin streets during a ceremony with authorities, local activists, and a delegation from cameroon. to str

them and to make it easier for them to do it and to make them more aware of the importance of recycling for the energy savings for the environmental protection. and i think that's why mr mckinley's bill is a really wonderful start with that. you know, if we live in certain areas like washington d. c, there's a lot of recycling around, but it's not everywhere. trying to get out to underserved communities, be it rural, urban or where have you is terribly important. and making people aware of how important it is from, from all the things that i said, but people want to recycle, they don't want to live, you know, in in an area, you know, with trash around them, i lose my time. >> if you go from community to community here in utah, you'll find different rules about what can go into recycling. if i talk to my kids, they -- they're confused and i think we can do a much better job. the last one i haven't really heard us discuss today is glass and the extreme complications from a mayor standpoint of glass, we're out of time. so i'm just going to introduce that is problematic and yield my time. mr chairman, thank you. >> i just viewed it. so let me re

plans to create environmental industry the so called climate protection contracts would provide subsidies to energy intensive industries for 15 years. in return businesses like chemical and steel manufacturers would reduce carbon emissions. now germany, like many other european countries struggling with its colonial past, some of the colonial administrators was celebrated here in berlin with streets and monuments named after them. a group of activists have made it their mission to rename the streets. now, after years of lobbying, they've made major progress. he may, i ha, yes say has been decades in the making activists from the african diaspora and and g o l's have long been calling for the names of german colonizers to be removed from berlin streets during a ceremony with authorities, local activists, and the delegation from cameroon, to streets of the so called african quarter, a residential area in the north, west of berlin. now got new names. and isn't what you're, what insufficient says, wonder this street was named after out of flu dalits, who established imperial germany's colony in what is the modern day country of namibia, cornelius frederic street has taken it

energy affordable energy is central for economic prosperity, reliable energy is essential for national security and environmental protectioncause the world wants to see a sustainable planet we have to balance all three of these in our company we have to balance them in discussions with big investors we have to balance those in discussions with policymakers. if you overindex on any one of those, you can create vulnerabilities on the others that are unintended but can be very real as we're seeing play out in europe right now. >> chevron has indicated they're going to spend 15 to $17 million in capex what sort of signals would you need to see from washington and from other capitals of government to convince you to spend even more on capex to produce more >> so we're more capital efficient than we were before the pandemic we've increased productivity so we're delivering the output, the growth that we had indicated prepandemic at a lower level of capital spending we're achieving the same goals with less investment which allows us to return more cash to our shareholders -- >> almost every analyst we speak to thinks oil prices ar

environmentally friendly way and reduce the impact on global warming, it could be energy independent, but the decision, unfortunately, was made differently and it was a political decision. was not connected with climate protection, but with politics there was a task to destroy trade unions and by default the coal mines in the seventies all over britain were strikes equal to the unions, which came to power in the seventies in the ninth year, margaret thatcher decided the issue radically began to close the jobs of the rebels. in those days, britain generated 60% of its electricity from coal. it was a local product that was little influenced by world prices, the only local energy resource that, after 40 years, the british government was able to offer is the wind on it and they began to throw money. we have built a real scaffolding of beautiful wind turbines in the north sea between the uk and the netherlands. we now generate so much electricity from the wind, that i am thinking of changing my name to the bar and johnson in honor of the god of the north wind. johnson could not become a god is difficult. he could not even become a decent prime minister, and saudi arabia did not come out of britain wind turbines, the

reputation for environmental protection, the winter of discontent rolls back into the seventies, the united kingdom financial crisis 2008 brexit points on the economy. exacerbate the current energy andationary crises, these are ready to the end in disputes with employers, literally all doctors, teachers, oil workers, lawyers, civil servants during the parliamentary hour. rishi sunok found the culprits and accused the unions of unreasonable demands for higher wages amid growing popular resentment of the british prime minister announced tough laws to protect against the effects of herd strikes demonstration controversial move for the cabinet, bitch, more than half of britons support the protesters and in general , british people who like to shower for a long time are facing a cost of living crisis faster than they can dry themselves with a towel after, so taking the introductory procedures it is better to adjust to once every two days with such life hacks in the name of saving the planet. of course, the british tabloids are sharing with the population, which are aimed at economic outsiders tatyana volkova five-month-old clementine has been having trouble breathing for several weeks no