energy storage and grid reliability. yet she has faced difficulties. there's been controversy over how the department of energy will handle critical mineral competition with china. a former two-term michigan governor and a long-suffering detroit lions fan, i feel you on that, secretary granholm has been on the front lines on the transition to electric vehicles, major issue for the auto industry and its workforce. dev transition has shown promise with sales including a fourfold increasing and improving u.s. manufacturing sector but it still faces consumer criticism because of limits to the charging infrastructure. increased vehicle because an ever challenging supply for auto companies. we are eager to hear more about the progress of the clean energy and manufacturing revolution as a part 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 delig

hear more about the progress of the clean energy and manufacturing revolution as a part 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 amer

the energy department noted.nother step to develop the export of peat products to the chinese market. in 2023, peat plants supplied about 2.0 tons of this raw material to the middle kingdom. trading on the currency and stock exchange was closed growth of the russian ruble. the dollar and chinese fell in price. so, american currency costs 3 rubles 23 kopecks. the euro exchange rate according to the national bank is 3.51. for 10 yuan they give 4 rubles 48 kopecks. 100 russian 3.51 belarusian. a third of industrial enterprises. in february, production increased , and almost 40% of companies reported maintaining production volumes at the same level. these are the results of a market survey of managers conducted by the ministry of economics. enterprise managers state that the supply of orders has increased to a five-year maximum, this is 3-4 months in advance, at the same time, the average capacity utilization level remained around 70%. the electronic services market in belarus is developing rapidly; last year saw alm

this includes the department of agriculture, the fda, energy department, water related programs, and rtments of transportation and veterans. of course, among several others. lawmakers are negotiating a handful of provisions including conservative priorities, but democrats are also asking for increased funding for key nutrition programs for women and infant children. all of congress is waiting on the text of these bills to be released. that could happen later today. no guarantees, of course. at that point, the race to pass these bills begins. but the deadline is on friday, the very end of the day, midnight on saturday. dom? >> i started off by say stop me if you heard this before. but could we find or see the possibility of a stop gap measure, a temporary fix put into place until they agree to a larger, more comprehensive deal? >> reporter: that's something we're hearing lawmakers talk about. you even heard senator chuck schumer and hakim jefferies when they left the white house mention this might be something we have to deal with. it's not the result that anyone wants to see. they wan

the price of bitcoin, in the energy department, the whole notion, it is environmentally safe, the electricalhing they are paying close attention to. you can but they are going to ramp up a regulatory regime. back to you, crazy times we live in. ashley: we say that every day, every week. charles: the lights are tough starting to flicker, they are going dim. ashley: thank you very much. the latest report from case-schiller showing home prices in december. mortgage demand is dragging. thanks for being here. there is a theory out there that we are all going to become a nation of renters, the only generations. are we there yet, do you think? >> most important thing the homebuyer needs with respect to renting is while rents of stock fund and cooled a little bit, what we are going to see on my side is prices won't come down and neither are rates. if you are a buyer, and buying power, don't go back into the rental market. take this opportunity to see if you can find, and some affordability to count when you can't buy again. ashley: 30 year fixed mortgages don't want to sell the house. they face high

essentially, to approve exports the energy department has a role in that.osed to see if a project is in the public interest and since 2012 when this process started they have never rejected a project. there is now more scrutiny over natural gas because it emits methane which is a powerful pollutant. the administration is saying we need to figure out we have all of these projects up and running so let's see, we have never had the government investigate the impact on climate change of these projects. how does that affect our prices? let's take a look at this and slow down. we haven't really looked at this is a government. host: can you explain the impact of methane on climate change. it is not a also fuel but it is sought a bigger impact. guest: methane is a pollutant and it is the main component of natural gas. we think of carbon we think of coal but this is a natural gas problem. it is more powerful immediately but over time, it doesn't linger in the atmosphere the same way that carbon does. there has been a real focus by the united states, europe and china

essentially, to approve exports the energy department has a role in that.pposed to see if a project is in the public interest and since 2012 when this process started they have never rejected a project. there is now more scrutiny over natural gas because it emits methane which is a powerful pollutant. the administration is saying we need to figure out we have all of these projects up and running so let's see, we have never had the government investigate the impact on climate change of these projects. how does that affect our prices? let's take a look at this and slow down. we haven't really looked at this is a government. host: can you explain the impact of methane on climate change. it is not a also fuel but it is sought a bigger impact. guest: methane is a pollutant and it is the main component of natural gas. we think of carbon we think of coal but this is a natural gas problem. it is more powerful immediately but over time, it doesn't linger in the atmosphere the same way that carbon does. there has been a real focus by the united states, europe and chi

elizabeth: tony bobulinski is a decorated person and from the energy department and he's testifying thatna company cefc permanently tarted joe biden is hunter biden to infiltrate and compromise the obama white house and the obama white house and doj red flagged this chinese cfc company as a known surrogate of chinese communist party. >> yes, ma'am, i just left part of that testimony not 15 minutes ago and mr. bobulinski is very precise and he speaks very well and he doesn't have to use notes and interesting thing about it is he gave them with meet at meetings and very precise and witness and i would say everything that i would not take with a grain of salt and i would take it as a grain of truth. elizabeth: he's also testifyingg that they purposely set up a complex scheme of payments and wire transfers and shell companies for joe biden to hide behind to "maintain plausible deniability". so the more you dig into this and the dc restaurant meeting and rob walker testifying on february 28th and james biden testifies next week. what you said about rob walker. he's a biden insider testifying

biden's paws on the confined natural gas exports the unlocking lng potential act strips the energy departmento permit natural gas export projects, speaker mike johnson putting out the statement after the bill passed, president biden targeted our producers and undermined america's energy america's effort to be energy independent the bill passing a 224 - 200 boats, nine democrats join twitter 50 republicans and in favor of this bill the wall street journal editorial rights biden's lng gift to vladimir putin call out the democrats who claim to support ukraine but voted in favor of abetting mr. putin's energy coercion, joining the texas congressman randy weber of the house energy and congress committee and the house freedom caucus, good to see you you're not only looking at this as a member of congress in terms of the bill but you look at the standpoint of texas, tell us about it. >> thank you for having us, good morning it is unbelievable what this president has done nine democrats voted with us they know what is at stake. if you think about it last year president biden told the european countri

and a nice big companies being reported for its renewable energy research, how it plans to keep growing. the department of energy is awarding a bay area company. 100 million dollars to promote and research renewable energy. >> seelye and alameda is creating better batteries that can power electric vehicles and are less damaging to the environment. the department of energy plans on investing even more money to bolster manufacturing plants. this continued support from deo. we will. >> help us scale and grow our facilities so that we can help power the world's transition to clean energy. >> sila will soon be unveiling a manufacturing plant in washington state. that will be huge. the size of 8 football fields. the race to the moon has been postponed until tomorrow night. intuitive machines is working with nasa and spacex to become the first commercial business too lantz on the lunar surface. if successful, it will land on the south pole of the moon. this is part of the greater artemis mission to get humans back on the moon and possibly even have them live. there. one day. that would be something as we come

agencies like housing d urban development, department of transportation, the va, department of energy, departmentlture. you will see kind of a trickle, partial shutdown. obviously, we don't want this. it remains to be seen if all of this will be able to happen this week. you can avoid another short term cr. the houses in a week negotiating -- speaker johnson admitted that since the house, and republicans haven't been able to house the democratic- led senate, is in a stronger power. so we'll see if speaker johnson can keep the gop conference in line, and avoid a shutdown. that clock is ticking come friday night. alex. >> oh yeah, it's going to go until friday. i mean, you know, you've said we've seen this before. thank you so much, julia just. or legal analysis of the alabama iof ruling. how quickly the decision could be challenged, and what happens to patients, in the meantime? can anyone be arrested? that's next. the meantime? can anyone be arrested? that's next. there's nothing better than a subway series footlong. except when you add on an all new footlong sidekick. we're talking a $2 footlong

originally estimated enough taxpayers affording bill for this on this green energy push but the energy departmentanswers with ars on how the spinning will actually impact the claimant. christian: writes, and it's only going to get worse because the permitting process with big projects, and the inflation reduction act is only early in this in his life of sort of physical harm to the nation's budget so you will see the get worse and worse and you know what impact does this have have an impact is the 4 percent of the carbon cycle we can be attributed to human activity have temperatures and is a really make he says to shoot the biggest economy in the world us, in the foot and step back and setback science and allocate the resources that are currently the private sector to the public sector as we take a different approach and all of the seven receptors for the cost all of our may not making any impact of the physical world released a much sweeter terrific and thank you for joining us tonight's gives the stories can be and we have former congressional investigators tenderly, for taking on new bombshell

national labs to collaborate, to ensure that small businesses are better utilized within the department of energy procurement process. the department of energy is one of the largest procurers of small business goods and services in the government. through the d.o.e.'s national laboratories, small businesses can play a critical role in executing the d.o.e.'s mission. my district, which is home to one of these laboratories, brook haven national lab, which is leading the way by prioritizing working with small businesses. specifically b.n.l. in suffolk county small businesses have created a mutually beneficial relationship based upon cooperative research and technical assistance. despite good intentions throughout the federal system, far too often small businesses have been made to endure tremendous frustrations related to federal contracting because the federal contracting process is incredibly complex and bureaucratic and plagued with many inconsistencies and nuances. some programs such as the small business innovation research program operate differently in each agency. this means a small business

especially when we just saw agencies submitting initial inventories of ai and the department of energymitted hundred really cool audits. there are cool things about the environment and energy. how are you thinking about balancing all that? >> that is a great question and we have a huge responsibility to deliver, both in terms of innovation, that is one big section of the executive order about how to train workforce, how to develop tools, foundation tools, foundation models. we also have a big responsibility working with members of the interagency. this is providing safe and secure ai. model valuations. we were really pleased last week to submit to dhs our assessment of the sector risk management agency of the potential risks ai poses to the electricity grid. >> that is a really great point at the end because none of u.s. departments are in a vacuum. you have entities you are responsible for. brian, i know the same thing for treasury with the financial services sector. they call out the expectation that you are going to do that work read hopefully can share with us how that is going. >>

secretary granholm is set to travel to southern california tomorrow to tour energy efficient homes and communities, funded through a departmentf energy program. >> all right, time now for a look at your forecast here in oakland along the estuary. finally seeing the sun here. let's see what the rest of the bay area is looking like with rosemary oroczo. yeah that's a good call there, andre. >> a mix of sun and clouds for the afternoon today and a few scattered showers. here's a view of san francisco where we have some blue sky. there mixed in with the clouds and a little bit of drizzle. a few sprinkles. earlier today. and that will be the case into the afternoon as well. before all this moves out, a look again at storm tracker two, where you can see lots of green on the screen along the coastline, stretching across the peninsula into the san francisco bay and then off to the east. we've got some in our hills, we've got some right along the 580. it looks like 680. and on the peninsula highway 280, as well as 101 on the coast highway one, pacifica, half moon bay light scattered showers reported for you here. san mateo bridge is w

never have happened without a massive guaranteed loan that came from the us government, the department of energye if there is a change of government this year to keir starmer. keir starmer has five missions. what do you make of them? so first of all, i've found it wonderful, if you want, that the labour party has been using my ideas from back in the day when i wrote the entrepreneurial state. i was talking to people like chuka umunna back in the days when he was still a functioning member... the former shadow business secretary. but also others and so on. and so today this kind of latest thinking about missions has been picked up. and what i've said to them is just be careful, because, so for example, the first mission, which is securing the highest sustained growth in the g7, that's fine as an ambition, as sort of an outcome of what you would like to see by implementing good policy, but that's not a policy. like, i mean, what country wouldn't want to have high growth? it's kind of obvious. what do you do in order to foster not just growth, but good growth, sustainable and inclusive growth? and

is set to travel to southern california tomorrow to tour energy efficient, solar powered homes and communities that are funded through a department of energy program. >> san francisco's mayoral candidates are weighing in on the city's fentanyl crisis. ktvu is christian captain live tonight outside city hall christian. it does sound like everyone running says this is really their top priority for the city here. >> yeah, yeah, that's exactly right, mike. all these different candidates have various ways that they want to try to address this issue, but they all agree on one thing. they say this is a crisis and it needs to be addressed sooner rather than later. the fentanyl continues to ravage parts of san francisco. and now the candidates for san francisco mayor are explaining how they hope to address overdose deaths and substance abuse. daniel lurie, picking up an endorsement from a former police commander, is pitching a plan. his campaign says is supported by law enforcement and former public defenders. lurie's six point plan calls for having police and substance abuse experts respond to calls engaging with substance abusers immedi

is set to travel to southern california tomorrow to tour energy efficient, solar powered homes and communities that are funded through a department of energy program from the supreme court heard arguments today involving social media and free speech, specifically whether they can remove controversial or political posts that violate the rules of the platform. ktvu tom vacar barr explains the implications is the ultimate question for the court. >> what precisely is social media? is social media a completely open public forum where anyone can post anything without filtering, editing, or restraint? that's what allen musk sided with when he wanted to buy twitter. >> i do think that we want to be just very reluctant to delete things or is social media more like a newspaper that can gather and edit any kind of information it chooses? >> sometimes it's based on perhaps opinion, but it's often based on just what they consider to be worthy of putting in their newspaper. it gets into some very dicey issues when it comes to political speech. >> that's exactly what social media companies want. in fact, 50 years ago, the supreme court ruled th

to travel to southern california tomorrow to tour energy efficient solar powered homes and communities that were funded through a government, a department of energy program, new proposed legislation in sacramento could make california the first state in the nation to mandate routine testing of wastewater treatment plants statewide screening for drugs like fentanyl and methamphetamines. >> marin and san francisco counties have been testing wastewater for drugs in recent years, and some lawmakers believe it's time to expand that testing statewide. assembly member matt haney from san francisco proposed the legislation when he says wastewater testing provides critical information that can be used to respond quickly to spikes in the use of those drugs , as well. >> a medical research team at stanford university has now come up with the first ever treatment for food allergies. the fda recently approved the use of the medication, called xolair, following successful tests involving volunteers. both young and old. doctors say it dramatically reduces the risk of a possible life threatening reaction to peanuts, wheat and other food allergies. >> f

energy bills. mr. pallone: it removes a requirement that the department of energy first determined liquefied natural gas exports to be in the public interest before approving export applications. the republican bill assumes that all l.n.g. exports are automatically in the public interest. this is utterly absurd considering there's wide spread consensus among researchers and economists that increasing l.n.g. exports directly leads to higher natural gas prices here at home. americans know this reality all too well, because they have felt it firsthand. our l.n.g. exports quadrupled over the last five years, and during that same time in 2022, natural gas prices more than tripled. make no mistake, if this bill ever becomes law, americans would pay more for the gas that that's heir homes and keeps their lights on. it's an affront to middle class families who can't afford to deal with more fossil fuel price volatility. they're tired of our energy prices being manipulated by our adversaries simply because republicans are in a mad rush to send it all abroad. republicans also claim to be tough on china. i hear th

. >> american-made greener, cleaner energy is a priority for the united states. so the department of energy awarded 100 million dollars to sealant alameda last year. the company says they produce better batteries that are made the u.s. last longer and are less damaging to the environment. >> on tuesday, representatives of dog took a tour of the facility. very exciting part of our program to bring manufacturing of key parts of the clean energy transition back to united states batteries power, many things, including electric vehicles. the company is removing dependency on more harmful materials like graphite. >> 90% of which is made in china and as instead creating what's called titan silicone. >> so it kind allows us to draw from in part materials which weakened sourced locally in the united states. and be less dependent on trade partners that may not always be reliable and cincy level unveil a full-scale manufacturing plant in moses lake washington >> the size of about 8 football fields. the company founded in 2011 is one of 15 across the u.s. the received part of a 2 billion doll

president biden's department of energy reported that canceling his -- his own department said this for god's sake. president biden's department of energy said after he made this decision that canceling the keystone x.l. pipeline cost 59,000 american jobs, resulted in an economic loss of $1.3 billion. stupidity should hurt more. next the biden administration blocked all oil and natural gas drilling on federal lands. he cut off 25% of america's drilling rights. then he placed restrictive emission caps on american coal and natural gas power plants that would force them to invest in costly new equipment or switch to hydrogen. then just recently he canceled seven oil and gas drilling leases, end future drilling on more than ten million acres. not 10,000 acres. 10 million acres of land in northern alaska. then he approved just three offshore drilling leases, the fewest number of offshore drilling sites approved by any president since leasing began in america. now he's not just killing fossil fuels. he told us he was going to do it, and by god he's doing it. but he's not just killing fossil f

my bill, the energy and water bill, which protects our nation's nuclear arsenal with strong funding, which funds the departmentcorps of engineers is a very good, strong bill, fiscally responsible. we'll have very strong writers in there, that leadership will have to negotiate and i trust them to do that, i trust mike johnson to do a good job on that but, yes, i think we will get it done because we have to get it done in some form or fashion. maria: what do you want to say to people who say to you, well, you told me you were going to get the border secured, you couldn't get that done. >> we couldn't get the border secure because we have someone in the white house unfortunately from day one, joe biden, and a s administration who basically incentivize illegal immigration, rolled back the good trump policies that were keeping the border and the american people safe so we've got to get the executive branch. we control one-third of one half of the government. democrats unfortunately control the senate. we have a two vote majority in the house. it is tough times. and that's why it's time for conservatives and common

. >> american-made greener, cleaner energy is a priority for the united states. so the departmentwarded 100 million dollars to sealant alameda last year. the company says they produce better batteries that are made the u.s. last longer and are less damaging to the environment. >> on tuesday, representatives dog took a tour of the facility. very exciting part of our program to bring manufacturing of key parts of the clean energy transition back to united states batteries power, many things, including electric vehicles. >> the company is removing dependency on more harmful materials like graphite, 90% of which is made in china and as instead creating what's called titan silicone. >> so it kind allows us to draw from in part materials which weakened sourced locally in the united states. and be less dependent on trade partners that may not always be reliable and soon sea-level unveil a full-scale manufacturing plant in moses lake washington >> the size of about 8 football fields. the company founded in 2011 is one of 15 across the u.s. the received part of a 2 billion dollar investmen

. >> the department of energy is a warning. a bay area company, 100 million dollars to promote and research renewable energy. alameda basi la is creating better batteries that can power electric vehicles and also are less damaging to the environment. the department of energy plans to invest even more money to bolster manufacturing plants. >> this continued support from deo. we will help us scale and grow our facilities so that we can help power the world's transition to clean energy. >> lo will soon be unveiling a manufacturing plant in washington state. the size of 8 football fields. so it's a big one. the company was founded in 2011. it's one of 15 across the country that got part of a 2 billion dollar investment from the federal government. >> time now 10, from for your local election headquarters and san francisco mayor london breed now facing another challenger in her effort to seek reelection. we have a former mayor mark farrell now launching his campaign and as kron four's rob nesbitt reports, one of the first things he'

energy. alameda based sila is creating new batteries. it says can power electric cars and are less damaging to the environment. the department of energy plans on investing even more money to bolster manufacturing plants. >> its continued support from deo. we will help us scale and grow our facilities so that we can help power the world's transition to clean energy. >> see soon unveils a manufacturing plant in washington state, which will be the size of 8 football fields. the company founded in 2011 is one of 15 across the u.s. that got part of a 2 billion dollar clean energy investment from the federal government. for your money this afternoon. big changes could soon be coming to your utility bill, but not without some pushback at the state capital. first, right now, utility bills are based on consumption. only with consumers paying more with the more energy they use, but a b 205, past a year and a half ago, which would allow utility bills to include a fix charge, which would increase based on your income supporters argue it would benefit low-income america are californians rather, but many lawmakers from both sides of the a

. >> department of energy is awarding a bay area company.lars to promote and research renewable energy. alameda based sila is creating better batteries. they say that can power electric vehicles and are less damaging to the environment. and now the department of energy is investing in them. in fact, they plan to invest even more money to bolster manufacturing. >> this continued support from deo. we will and help us scale and grow our facilities so that we can help power the world's transition to clean energy. >> yes, in fact, will soon be unveiling a manufacturing plant up in washington state. they say it will be the size of 8 football fields. the company was founded back in 2011 as one of 15 across the u.s. that received part of this 2 billion dollar investment from the federal government. we're going take a break. a 52 is the time coming up in the next hour of the kron. 4 morning news. a new study. >> ranks the cities with the best drivers are going to tell you where the bay area finished on that list. a 54 is the time. and this valentine'

energy. alameda based company sila. they are creating better batteries that can power electric vehicles and they're also less damaging to the environment. the departmentgy plans on investing even more money to boost or manufacturing plants. >> this continued support from deo. we will help us scale and grow our facilities so that we can help power the world's transition to clean energy. >> we'll see what will soon be. unveiling a manufacturing plant in washington state, which will be the size of 8 football fields. company f-und in 2011 is one of the 15 across the u.s. that receive part of a 2 billion dollar investment from the federal government. coming up in the next hour of the prophet morning. news. graham and are at it again. this time off the court. >> why they are exchanging heated words on x this week. at first, i used better than bouillon for broth. and then stir fry... sauces... even marinades! and with all the varieties... organic... reduced sodium... and now the culinary collection... ... it's like the deliciousness never ends! make everything better with better than bouillon! >> happening today, the coast guard crews are going back out clea

energy. alameda based sila is creating better batteries. they say that can power everything from electric vehicles to other things as well. and at the same time, doing less damage to the environment. the department of energy plans to invest even more money to bolster manufacturing plants for them. >> this continued support from deo. we will and help us scale and grow our facilities so that we can help power the world's transition to clean energy. >> i'll see low will soon be unveiling a factory plant in washington state, which will be the size they say of 8 football fields. the company founded in 2011 is one of 15 across the nation that receive part of this 2 billion dollar investment from the federal government. >> time now 6.50, and to move finding show california's biggest cities are home to some of the nation's best drivers. the forbes advisor study looked at the top 50 most populous metropolitan areas in america. ranking california, 6 california cities. well, 6 of our cities were in the top 20 for the best drivers. san francisco, by the way, came in second overall. oakland ranks 7 san diego, right? 9th jose ranked 13th la ranked 14th and long beach ranked 17th for best drivers, california c

it should be noted that even data from the us department of energy could not reverse the upward trendose 5.5 million barrels last week, beating forecasts. however , traders are now looking rather than at the tanks in cushing, at the middle east risks. the situation there is heating up every now and then, and traders reflect this in commodity quotes. and by 2030 it will become the world leader in oil demand growth ahead of china. this forecast international energy agency is contained in a report published for the ongoing energy forum in goa. analysts believe that china is moving to a less energy-intensive phase; india will account for more than a third of global oil demand growth in the foreseeable future. experts give generally obvious justifications: the positive economic development of the country, dynamic population growth, and high rates of urbanization. russia is doing everything to free the hostages after the escalation of the conflict in the near future in the east, vladimir putin announced this at a meeting with the country's chief rabbi berl lazar and the head of the federati

by the energy department's own analysis, the united states has more than enough natural gas to meet both domestic and export demand. in fact, if the biden administration was really concerned about access to one of the nation's most abundant, reliable, and affordable energy sources, they'd release their thanking galhold on -- stranglehold on energy and infrastructure. millions of americans live near massive natural gas reserves but can't reap the benefits because the president is afraid of unsettling climate activists by investing in safe and efficient energy infrastructure. ? of the most scathing criticism of the president's decision have come from his own former democratic colleagues. as former senator mary landrieu of louisiana observed last month, the administration's so-called pause, pause on lng export permits was like throwing a match into a bail of hay. americans allies already doubt our resolve to deter common adversaries. but now the world wonders why the biden administration just handed them a gift. last week, just last week a german state-owned energy company confirmed that it

our leadership has displayed the south nexus advanced resilient energy in the department of commerce this was developed in collaboration with research universities, technical colleges in savannah laboratory economic development nonprofits and businesses. this cooperative spirit in this one-stop shop to recruit and assist with electric vehicle manufacturing the state. resources and economic development working group. this coordinates the states energy stakeholders to ensure they have the energy necessary to meet the needs of our future. we know will need more, the question is, how much power will south carolina need and how will it be produced and transmitted? recently xe mixes the most commerce economic development administration designation is one of the technology innovation post which allows this federal funding and over 400 applications south carolina was one of the 31 select is a federal hub and compete with federal grant funding annually. 15 million to support this and serves as the state match required for this competition. we are going to win and you will love the story. the

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especially when we just saw agencies submitting initial inventories of ai and the department of energymitted hundred really cool audits. there are cool things about the environment and energy. how are you thinking about balancing all that? >> that is a great question and we have a huge responsibility to deliver, both in terms of innovation, that is one big section of the executive order about how to train workforce, how to develop tools, foundation tools, foundation models. we also have a big responsibility working with members of the interagency. this is providing safe and secure ai. model valuations. we were really pleased last week to submit to dhs our assessment of the sector risk management agency of the potential risks ai poses to the electricity grid. >> that is a really great point at the end because none of u.s. departments are in a vacuum. you have entities you are responsible for. brian, i know the same thing for treasury with the financial services sector. they call out the expectation that you are going to do that work read hopefully can share with us how that is going. >>

created fema, department of energy, super fund sites. on paper you look at this saying it's a remarkable one-term president who, by the way, is going out with the love of the world, a nobel peace prize and his int intact. >> and amie, as faulkner said, the past is never past. you think about president joe biden who you have covered so closely. he endorsed jimmy carter in 1976 when carter ran for president. he's been to plains to visit with the former president and the late first lady rosalynn carter. there was something about carter always feeling misunderstood by official washington and biden, a long-time insider in washington, you sense from the biden people these days a sense he is misunderstood. >> definitely. when doug was talking about one term i think that is a line that is scaring a lot of people inside biden world right now and scaring a lot of democrats because they think he could possibly go down that carter path and he could be a one-term president and that is driving the campaign right now and the white house to prevent him

the department of energy announced that this, quote, pause, on l.n.g. exports allows for the department to assess the impacts of exports on climate and consumer costs. gentleman with this pause in exports, americans are expected to see gas prices soar, making it more expensive than ever for hardworking families and businesses big and small to survive in the biden economy. a pause in shipping l.n.g. to our closest friends and allies in europe and asia and elsewhere further emboldens our greatest adversaries on the world stage at a time when the president is pushing for more funding for ukraine. it's disingenuous he's turning around and foreking our allies to i rely on russia for natural gas. this pause is incredibly shortsighted. and it undermines everything this country stands for. it's absolutely disgusting that president biden has chosen to appease the woke mob that runs his party instead of doing what's right for our nation. the american people are sick and tired of the bidens america last policies. we must end the administration's all-out war on amer

that torn alameda and has the details. >> american-made greener, cleaner energy is a priority for the united etates. so the department of energy awarded 100 million dollars to sealant alameda last year. the company says they produce better batteries that are made the u.s. last longer and are less damaging to the environment on tuesday, representative dog took a tour of the facility. very exciting part of our program to bring. >> manufacturing of key parts of the clean energy transition back to united states batteries power, many things, including electric vehicles. >> the company is removing dependency on more harmful materials like graphite, 90% of which is made in china and as instead creating what's called titan silicone. >> so it kind allows us to draw from in part materials which weakened sourced locally in the united states. and be less dependent on trade partners that may not always be reliable and soon sea-level unveil a full-scale manufacturing plant in moses lake washington >> the size of about 8 football fields. the company founded in 2011 is one of 15 across the u.s. the received part of a 2 billion dolla

i'm kara battista, a senior energy specialist here at the san francisco environment department, and i'm so excited to be able to congratulate jenny tonight on her well-deserved recognition and the award she's receiving. um, i first met jenny more than a almost a decade ago, working at another county, and then i had the pleasure and privilege of working with her for the past two years as we worked on the two bay run commercial programs that i lead. and one thing i want to highlight for everyone is jenny's unwavering focus on equity. um really supporting building equity into our programs to ensure that we're serving those who most need these programs in the community, and ensuring that the staff working on these programs have access to resources and training to implement it. so thank you again, jenny, for your vision, for your leadership and for your collaboration and congratulations again on receiving this award tonight. any further members on either remote or members of the public? okay with that then i believe we need to pause for a portrait with the recipient right now. can you direct

i work for the department of energy is national energy technology laboratory. this is one of the most interesting projects that ever worked on unexplored top. if nothing was known about how much nothing could be admitted from an abandoned well. so i also enjoy, i know you go out in the field and you're trying to find the wells. it's like a little bit of a scavenger hunt, the a drone carrying a device called a magnet thomas or is able to detect the metal and the undergrowth. it's estimated more than $800000.00 a band and wells are hidden in the forest of pennsylvania. in this park alone, a team found to $200.00 of them. virtually none of them were documented the route 2 thirds of the way there. oh, well this is very obviously a well, that's right there. that's one. clearly it's not been now filled with anything. it's still got the intact, well had so this well was just at some point the operator decided it was no longer economically feasible to keep operating it and they can just walk away without changing it at all. really. so it's safe, it's leaking. kind of f