listen to what rosneft executive director igorevich sechin says at the energy panel of the economic forum understanding the us sanctions - this is a kind of magic wand for realizing political and economic goals when market mechanisms do not achieve the goal, and there are no political opportunities in the us resorting to sanctions without any reason follows from the principles declared by the us treasury. what's for in order to be subjected to sanctions, one does not need to be a criminal, it is enough to act on the market or on an individual contrary to the political or economic integrity of the united states or europe simply competes with them as a result. the imposed and anti-russian sanctions have finally lost their subjectivity, the energy suicide committed by europe will have long-term consequences. and now i want to remind you of what we said in 2014, citing the words of a professor at columbia university, paul cross. to to sever the economic ties between europe and russia, the europeans must be so strongly intimidated by the russian threat that they themselves wish to do this . th

listen to igorevich sechin, executive director of pjsc mk rusneft, at the energy panel of the economic forum understanding the us sanctions - this is a kind of magic wand for achieving political and economic goals when market mechanisms do not achieve the goal, and there are no political opportunities in the us resorting to sanctions without any reason follows from the principles declared by the us treasury. what's for in order to lift the sanctions, one does not need to be a criminal, it is enough to act of one or another subject on the market. or on an individual, they contradicted the political or economic integrity of the united states, or europe simply competed with them as a result. the imposed and anti-russian sanctions have finally lost their subjectivity, the energy suicide committed by europe will have long-term consequences. and now i want to remind you of what we said in 2014, citing the words of a professor at columbia university, paul cross. to to sever the economic ties between europe and russia, the europeans must be so strongly intimidated by the russian threat that th

hear what igor ion sechin, executive director of rosneft oil company, says at the energy panel of theconomic forum understanding the us sanctions - this is a kind of magic wand for achieving political and economic goals, when market mechanisms do not achieve the goal, and political opportunities are not available in the us resort to sanctions without any reason and the principles declared by the us treasury follows. what's for in order to be subject to sanctions, one does not need to be a criminal, it is enough that one or another entity acts on the market or on an individual contrary to the political or economic integrity of the united states or europe simply competes with them as a result. the anti-russian sanctions imposed on it have finally lost their subjectivity, the energy suicide committed by europe will have long-term consequences. and now i want to remind you of what we said in 2014, citing the words of a professor of colombian paul christie university in order to break the economic ties between europe and russia, it is necessary to intimidate europeans with the russian thre

listen to what the executive director of pjsc nk rusneft, igoryun, sechin, says at the energy panel ofhe economic forum in understanding. us sanctions - this is a kind of magic wand for the implementation of political and economic goals, when market mechanisms do not ensure the achievement of the goal, and there are no political opportunities in the us, they resort to sanctions without any reason and the principles declared by the us treasury should be followed. that in order to be subject to sanctions one does not need to be it is enough for a criminal that the actions of this or that subject on the market or on an individual contradict the political or economic integrity of the united states or europe simply competes with them as a result. the imposed and anti-russian sanctions have finally lost their subjectivity, the energy suicide committed by europe will have long-term consequences. and now i want to remind you of what we said in 2014 , quoting columbia university professor paul christie to break europe's economic ties with russia need to intimidate europeans so much with the rus

hear what igorevich sechin, executive director of pjsc mk rosneft, says at the energy panel of the economic forum. in the understanding of the united states, sanctions are a kind of magic wand for the implementation of political and economic goals, when market mechanisms do not ensure the achievement of the goal, and there are no political opportunities in the united states, they resort to sanctions without any reason from the principles declared by the us treasury. that one does not have to be a criminal to be sanctioned, it is enough to act of this or that subject on the market or on an individual contradicted the political or economic integrity of the united states or europe simply competed with them as a result of imposed and anti-russian sanctions. having finally lost its subjectivity, the energy suicide committed by europe will have long-term consequences. you what we said in 2014, citing the words of a professor at columbia university, paul christie, in order to break the economic ties between europe and russia , you need to intimidate europeans so much russian a threat that they the

listen to igorevich sechin, ceo of nk rusneft, at the energy panel of the economic forum understandings a kind of magic wand for achieving political and economic goals when market mechanisms do not achieve the goal, and there are no political opportunities in the united states resort to sanctions without any reason follows from the principles declared by the us treasury. that one does not have to be a criminal to be sanctioned, it is enough to act of this or that subject on the market or on an individual contradicted the political or economic integrity of the united states or europe simply competed with them as a result. the imposed and anti-russian sanctions have finally lost their subjectivity, the energy suicide committed by europe will have long-term consequences. and now i want to remind you of what we said in 2014, citing the words of a professor at columbia university, paul cross. to break the economic ties between europe and russia , it is necessary to intimidate europeans so much russian a threat that they themselves wished to do this , the media should constantly talk about t

that makes it japan's first large sized plant certified as a net zero energy building. solar panels on the roof help keep the factory running. energy saving features, make sure the power isn't wasted include a system that automatically adjusts lighting and air conditioning based on operations. there also advanced technologies to efficiently run the factory. projection mapping shows workers how to assemble part. and ai imaging system analyzes that they are following the best procedures. the facility produces telephones and wireless indication equipment among other products. >> production is the core of what manufacturers do. we need to constantly look at ways to improving it to meet the demands of the changing times. >> construction of the factory cost about $44 million. in major semiconductor manufacturer says a power outage at its factory means a loss of two weeks worth of output. this comes as the auto industry struggles with a chip shortage. renaissance electronics says lightning hit an electric line supplying its plant. this happened early tuesday morning as the typing was appro

and cannot continue production, then we will no longer be able to produce equipment for wind energy, solar panelscar batteries. a smart way to save gas. i found the management of a concern of a well-known manufacturer of industrial household chemicals. since autumn, office staff are being transferred to work from home. here, let them drown at home if they want, but on the other hand, stopping production means mass layoffs, let's imagine, let's say. 40,000 working bases on the street and it immediately becomes clear what is worse. moreover, due to energy prices, germany seems to have stopped earning a deficit for the first time in 30 years. foreign trade in june amounted immediately to a billion euros 1700 dollars per 1,000 m³. at today's gas price in europe, this has not been the case since march. and here again, the uncertainty in the market is initially associated with technical difficulties in the operation of the nord stream, 1 were exacerbated by the norwegian oil and gas unions demanding an increase in wages in the industry, which is rightly considered super profitable tomorrow and almost u

that's where more than 80% of global energy comes from, not from windows and solar panels: oil and gass fastest growing economies, and china -- using more fossil fuel than ever. so, why is every person in charge, from people who make the advertisements at nike to the energy secretary of the president of the united states come to every channel on television we are getting the benefit of the doubt. at best, they are ignorant. they are politicians and ideologues. boys can become girls -- unfortunately for them, the principles of social justice don't apply to power grids. you can't just rename them and get something different. you have to create better power grids. we won't be anywhere near that during the course of our lifetime. that's reality, and you can't yell loud enough to make it change. in the foreseeable future, oil and gas are essential in a nonnegotiable way. that should be great news for america. here in the united states -- we are rich because we are rich in natural resources. that's why we won the second world war, for example. when previous generations -- this is what they w

they have a energy supply by countries like norway and other countries as, as europe is going green. but with all the solar panels i. ready and this is going to take a bit and energy and get to eat a, a report for most of all of this in china. i think that the european union and approach to china is slightly different. back with you want to develop is the policy was china on the one hand is trying to put on hold, but on the other hand, you do not want to be an entity. so i think that those folks that you would see that i would try on solar panels and there was no reason why you cannot except more affordable solar panels that those are cheap. and if you go along an interesting conversation, appreciate it. thanks for being an arc. international and independent specialist on china, hundreds of people in kenya have taken to the streets and protest over rapidly rising cost of living in the east african nation. as many say they are increasingly struggling to put food on the table. and the government has blamed a crisis on the conflict in ukraine. 8000 kilometers away saying it's affected prices throughout the world. a

listen to what igorevich sechin, executive director of rosneft mk, says at the energy panel of the economicorum understanding the us sanctions - this is a kind of magic wand for achieving political and economic goals when market mechanisms do not achieve the goal, a there are no political options in the us resorting to sanctions without any justification from the principles declared by the us treasury follows. that in order to be subject to sanctions, one does not need to be a criminal, it is enough that one or another subject on the market or on an individual contradicted the political or economic integrity of the united states or europe simply competed with them as a result. the imposed and anti-russian sanctions have finally lost their subjectivity, the energy suicide committed by europe will have long-term consequences. and now i want to remind you what we said in 2014, citing the words of columbia university professor paul baptist, in order to break the economic ties between europe and russia , you need to intimidate europeans with the russian threat so much that they themselves wish t

china is dominant seen solar panel production is the threat to the west screen agenda that's at least 2 according to a new report. from the parish based international energy agency, it once western countries to rapidly increase fast share of industry. china produce is more than 80 percent of the world's poli, silicone which is used for solar panels. a fraction of the cost of western competitive. but the international energy agency has cautioned that the e u and u. s. shouldn't depend on those supplies and should instead boost their own manufacturing cape passes. he particularly if the wants to reach it 0 emission go within the next 3 decades. it's also called on the u. s. to quadruplets solar panel production, reportedly to avoid trade policy risks with beijing. china has been instrumental in bringing down costs worldwide for solar power, with multiple benefits for clean energy transitions. at the same time, the level of geographical concentration in global supply chains also poses potential challenges that governments need to address. now as the well struggles with the severe energy crisis due to a disruption in supply chains. the thought perhaps of chin

energy. if this panel is smeared with grease or diesel fuel, it will not be able to work effectively . that it is quite promising, in particular, if you compare it with germany, which has a railway network of 33,000 km, and this is almost 60,000 km of tracks, then the generation of electricity, they say, can be compared with the capacities of several nuclear power plants we will be very cool about that. if we come to any street station in ukraine, we will see that the sleepers are simply covered with a large layer of lubricant and diesel fuel, and in europe, in the same germany, we will never see such a thing because, after all, the culture of production and the maintenance of rolling stock is significantly different from the ukrainian one, and in germany no one can afford such extravagance that tons and dozens of tons of lubricants are on sleepers oleksandr thank you oleksandr kava deputy minister of finance of ukraine was together with us, the only news, together we are strong, will support the ukrainian army with money, scan the code, after the military recovery of ukraine, the construction

energy. the report finding solar panels are filling up landfills.d everyday in the u.s., but only one in 10 are being properly recycled. >> todd: senate president manchin will not -- before the upcoming midterm. manchin opposed 2 trillion build back better act and the senator said he would be open to provisions to lower the cost of prescription drugs. tributes pour in for ivana trump, lara trump will join us to reflect on the life and legacy of her mother-in-law. >> carley: will cain joins you us. >> will: in eleven minutes, president biden is making controversial visit to palestinepate run hospital in east jerusalem. we'll break down his final day in israel and kevin mccarthy will be here to react to the president turning to saudi arabia to help ease sky-high gas prices at home and senator rick scott on the impact of the record inflation you just heard about and what it will do to impact democratic chances and jack keane, geraldo rivera, lawrence joey jones and maverick city music and kirk franklin here to rock our concert series. don't miss a minu

and over here with these panels, we generate the energy that's needed to keep the pressure low. so lay rolison other companies are trying to create a mode of transportation ideal for distances between 41500 kilometers. one b, san and his team are developing the model in spain, but other countries could profit much more to see of, of without pre advanced law infrastructure. the, that you need to know gate the technical specifications, but i strongly believe that europe is a good mark. now you see others where the infrastructure is done in place yet, and you see to by, you see india where infrastructure, good be good but is and to great, i believe the regions and yoga is what he's going to take place at congress like china, india, probably brazil that are more open to these type of ideas. just like traditional airports to day one, v san envisions hyper loop stations outside metropolitan regions across europe. other companies have already conducted successful passenger tests for delay rose b san expects. the 1st passenger test to be ready by 2030 high for loop is just one technolog

this man of unbridled destructive energy could not be moved us congressional panel accuses the former president of failing to call off capitol, right? my only goal was to ensure the integrity of the vote. if not, i'll take from a trump speech that have never been seen before, showing an angry president unwilling to admit defeat. also coming up, hopes of growing that an international food crisis can be eased. bratia and ukraine appear ready to sign a deal to reopen ukrainian ports for grand ex. ah, i'm good. how else as welcome to the program? in the united states, the committee investigating the january 6th attack on the capital has accused form of president donald trump, of dereliction of duty. for failing to call off the riots. investigators drew on testimony from top white house aides, who described the president's inaction for nearly 3 hours during the assault on the capital, through security footage, and recorded interviews with those in the white house. at the time. the panel argued that trump gave a green light present to the valley. this rally president trump did not fail to a

according to the environmental group solar panels generate 300 times more toxic waste per unit of energy have toxic chemicals that cannot be removed without breaking the entire and apart. even the harvard business review acknowledges solar panels are ending up in landfills. joining me now to comment is energy expert, author of fossil future. alex epstein. thanks for spending time with us. this transition they are talking about, transition to what? it's hike calling for a pitcher out of the bullpen and there is no. pitcher in the bullpen. >> the alternatives have to be superior. the reason they talk about transition is they want a forced transition which means forced transition to fossil fuels that leads to an energy crisis. dan: we only have the battery capacity globally to power the globe for 75 seconds. what you are asking tore to transition right now if you force it is to people to freeze and starve. you are transitioning into something that doesn't exist. >> elon musk is claiming the world can run on so har and batteries. to power the whole world for three days which is the minimum y

this man with unbridled destructive energy could not be moved. us congressional panel accuses the former president of filing to colon capital. bryant is also coming up hope scribe, that an international food crisis. kennedy, east, russia and ukraine is sent to sign a deal to reopen ports, the green exports, and more unrest in sri lanka, dozens of injured as security forces, clear the main anti government purchased camp in the capital columbia. ah, i'm anthony howell. welcome to the program. in the united states, the committee investigating the january 6th attack on the capital accused, the former president donald trump, of dereliction of duty for fighting to coal, off the riot investigators drew on testimony from top. what has i to describe the president's inaction for nearly 3 hours during the assault on the capital for security footage and recorded interviews with those in the white house at the time . the panel argued that trump gave a green light to the violence. the president, president trump did not fail to act during the 187 minutes between leaving the ellipse and telling the mob

this man of unbridled destructive energy could not be moved. us congressional panel accuses the former president of failing to call off capital riots is also coming up more unrest in sri lanka, dozens are injured as security forces clear the main anti government protest camps in the capital. colombo plus, more civilians are killed as russian forces. shelby crane, 2nd city, harkey muscles, hit a busy market as gym and a residential building as ukraine accuses russia, abusing cluster bombs. ah, hello there, i'm really mohammed. we start in the united states where the house committee investigating the january 6th attack on the capital has accused a former president donald trump, of darrell's, of duty for failing to call off the riot. investigators drew on testimony from top white house aides, who described the president's in action for nearly 3 hours during the assault on the capital, through security footage and recorded interviews with those in the white house at the time. the panel argued that trump gave a green light as to the violence rally president trump did not fail to act during

those may, out of unbridled destructive energy could not be moved. us congressional panel of accuses the former president of failing to call off the riotous my only goal was to ensure the integrity of the vote. does not represent our time. they also watched, never before seen outtake from a trump speech, showing an angry president unwilling to admit defeat on board unrest in sri lanka. dozens are injured as security forces clear the main anti government to protest camp in the capitol, columbus ah, ah, i am so gale. welcome to the program. ideal has been signed to allow the resumption of grain shipments from ukrainian ports on the black sea. following months of russian blockades. representatives from both sides attended the signing ceremony in istanbul, along with turkish president reggie time ur to one and un secretary general antonio . good, cherish its hope that re opening the ports and allowing grain to leave ukraine will help ease global food prices, which have spiked over recent months at the signing ceremony. mr. guitar, russia, stress, the deal significance, calling it an agre

now, let me be telling you on cnn that so-called renewable energy windmills and solar panels are about to power the world's. but that's absurd and no one corrects them and somebody should because a lot is at stake.e.at if your nine year old sta startt telling you i'm like superman, you have to correct him before he jumps off the garage.ect the the stakesbe are high. so it is incumbent on the rest of us to point out the people telling you that i have no idea what they'reeo talking about. we are not remotely close tolo a green energy power grid or anything even approaching it in fact, as of today, the world is powered as it has long been by fossil fuels, fossil fuels. >> that's where more than 80% of global energy comes not from windmills and solar panels from oil and gas and coal. and that is not going to change soon. in fact, the world's fastest growing economies would be india and china are using more fossil fuels than ever, not less. so why is every person in charge from the people who make the ads at nike to the energy secretary, to the united states, toer every anchor on every chan

this man of unbridled destructive energy could not be moved. us congressional panel accuses the former president of filing dicola capital varieties, plus my only goal was to ensure the integrity of the vote did not represent the other types from a trump speech that have never been seen before. showing an angry president, i'm willing to admit defeat, also coming up hope scribe that an international food crisis can be used as russia and ukraine look to sign a deal to regime brian exports from black c ports, and more unrest in sri lanka, dozens of injured as security forces clear the main anti government protest camp in the capital columbia. ah, i'm anthony. how'd welcome to the program. we begin in united states where the committee investigating the january 6 attack on the capital has accused the former president donald trump, of dereliction of duty for filing to cool off the rise investigators drew on testimony from top white house aides, who described the president's inaction for nearly 3 hours during the assault on the capital for security footage and recorded interviews with those in

where is the nasa the us sigmund is responsible for its energy supply with its solar panels. so of course, russia leaving the earth as will will change things about the i assess and it's posed the question if it might be if it's still able to continue working. but it's not really in new announcement like it's not really new fact we knew that russia is playing with the idea of not content tending it's work on the i assess what, what doesn't nasa know about this though? well, i'm pretty sure they know they knew about russia, you know, playing with these ideas and the rest of the form of rush and see for goes and had it didn't make any mystery about him thinking about, you know, not continuing working and operating the station after 2024. so i'm sure that new maybe this is now the final decision. maybe it hasn't been communicated to the nasa so far. but there is no way they didn't know about them. and it's not the 1st time that you mention what's different this time. well, what's may be different, is that a cause? must the russian space agency has a new chief since mid july, so

s . segment for example, is responsible for most of the energy supply with its solar panels. whereas the russians are used caps yields, they were used for many years. they were the only ones that could send up people, actually astronauts and cosmo knots both to the i s s and they also were, am responsible to correct the orbit of the ice. it's as from time to time, which is needed. now of course, then russia leaving the station will definitely make an impact and we will need to see how the station is able to continue working. but we also see that a partners have been, we're preparing for that. they are now with space x and able to send their people up there themselves. um, but i think what, what is really important in with what we shouldn't forget is that the i, as, as is really old. i mean, it's 24 years old and the materials are worn off. we see that there are more issues with the, you know, scratches and things like that. so the plan was any ways to tire the stations, the station and the, you know, the next years. and it was now so pushed the schedule further away in the fu