when we looked at the inflation reduction act, it inspired the eopa and us about energy security. many of the components in the ira is what we need to create an energy shield in europe. because it makes us resilient. the wonderful thing about clean energy being invested in the u.s. and globally is solar panels can be repaired in six hours. wind turbines can be put up next away war zone because there are such hard targets. ukraine has 19 of them and they built them during the war zone. ukraine can be an energy shield because that could potentially power europe six times over and we can build clean energy they are much faster than anywhere in europe. taking the same principles from the ira, that tax credits, the manufacturing, including the insurance side, all these components can be an example to the world to make us more secure. that is one of the reasons why domestically we came back to the u.s. and we were like, ok, how do we implement this really well in the u.s. so it can be that inspiration for other countries to jump in and increase, national and international security. we fo

when we looked at the inflation reduction act, it inspired the eopa and us about energy security. many of the components in the ira is what we need to create an energy shield in europe. because it makes us resilient. the wonderful thing about clean energy being invested in the u.s. and globally is solar panels can be repaired in six hours. wind turbines can be put up next away war zone because there are such hard targets. ukraine has 19 of them and they built them during the war zone. ukraine can be an energy shield because that could potentially power europe six times over and we can build clean energy they are much faster than anywhere in europe. taking the same principles from the ira, that tax credits, the manufacturing, including the insurance side, all these components can be an example to the world to make us more secure. that is one of the reasons why domestically we came back to the u.s. and we were like, ok, how do we implement this really well in the u.s. so it can be that inspiration for other countries to jump in and increase, national and international security. we fo

so, and secure thing and energy security sounds dismissed was a massive wake up. cool, a full full for your up and i suppose the world as well just just in terms of how vulnerable we can be. absolutely. we've seen a spike in the number of sabotage incidents across europe against critical infrastructure. in fact, we saw one of these just in a few weeks before rush of large scale invasion of ukraine, a russian fishing vessel uh, crossed over the uh, the small bar small said uh, fiber optic cable youre in north pole in the arctic ocean. a number of times and then you saw this uh, this cable get caught, uh you, of course seen reports of the multi connector pipeline and also the cables in, in the gulf of finland, getting caught by allegedly, a chinese owned vessel. but of course, it was being escorted by a russian icebreaker. and then of course, we've seen a number of sabotage incidents including today in germany. not only over the past several months against the railing to search and things of this, but just today to military bases were shut down because of a report o

susan, by protecting energy security is always our most important task. me. we will, strength and fossil fuels as security and backup on the cold. we'll play in a central role caution. true. but the all structural challenges the regional electricity grades and not sufficiently into connected many parts of the country. now one coal to ensure energy security. and there's the lack of storage capacity for renewable energy's. my dream is worried about excessive coal capacities. now there we have to find our innovative ways to try to deal with this problem. problem. otherwise, you know, to now just carpet he mentioned, will go up, our local emission will go out and we'll have an impact on the, on the air quality which matters to the public health. so this minor coal is both a cost and a blessing. it creates jobs, but it also has its risks. me because i had a few accidents in the mines, i no longer want it to work in the industry. then i tried to start my own business, but it didn't work out. during all tour of the mega solar park, we learned that the energy generati

than a week has passed and the european commission has done nothing. despite the threat to the energy security of 2 e u member states and the crystal clear violation of the e u. ukraine association agreement, brussels is silent. there are 2 options. first, the european commission is so weak that is unable to uphold the fundamental interest of 2 member states in relation to one candidate. and 2nd, it was not in cuba, but in brussels. and it was not the ukrainian government, but the european commission, and wanted to blackmail the 2 pro peace countries that refused to supply weapons. the european commission and personally president are still of underlying, must immediately confess, as brussels requested a ban on oil supplies from keith. and if not, why hasn't the european commission taken action in more than a week? can you help me understand this a bit more or my of, i mean, explain some more of the reasons behind as well. now last month you claim adopted sanctions against lucas oil, which is russia's largest non state firm. now what this means is that the sanctions prohibited the transit of it

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the right course is to pursue every source of energy security, from new efficiencies to renewables and from coal to non co2 producing nuclear. and for the immediate drilling for more oil off our shores. and i have. i have one more recommendation for energy. let's al gore's private jet on the ground. last week. last week, did you hear any democrats talk about the threat from radical, violent jihad? no. you see, republicans believe that there is good and evil in the world. ronald reagan called out the evil empire. george bush labeled the terrorist sponsor, states exactly what they are. the axis evil. and at saddleback, after barack obama dodged and ducked every direct question, john mccain hit the nail on the head. radical, violent islam is evil and. he will defeat it. this party. is for sure. you're hearing it here. you're hearing it here. they're hearing it across the country. you see in this party, in this room and all over america, people our party prefer straight talk to politically correct talk. republicans led by john mccain and sarah palin will fight to preserve the values are pr

the right course is to pursue every source of energy security, from new efficiencies to renewables and from coal to non co2 producing nuclear. and for the immediate drilling for more oil off our shores. and i have. i have one more recommendation for energy. let's al gore's private jet on the ground. last week. last week, did you hear any democrats talk about the threat from radical, violent jihad? no. you see, republicans believe that there is good and evil in the world. ronald reagan called out the evil empire. george bush labeled the terrorist sponsor, states exactly what they are. the axis evil. and at saddleback, after barack obama dodged and ducked every direct question, john mccain hit the nail on the head. radical, violent islam is evil and. he will defeat it. this party. is for sure. you're hearing it here. you're hearing it here. they're hearing it across the country. you see in this party, in this room and all over america, people our party prefer straight talk to politically correct talk. republicans led by john mccain and sarah palin will fight to preserve the values are pr

but the minister made it clear anyway that none, the less that this decision is a threat to the energy security for hungry and a violation of the you and ukraine association agreement. i mean the numbers a huge on that remind you you. okay, so hungry gets a good if it's energy from the bluish by the friendship pipeline. yeah. let's go back to, it gets 45. that's really how off of its energy for oil. so the i q is coming through this pipeline why, why is split back here getting a black eye over this? so if i can, authorities have also threatened that there will be repercussions against ukraine park. so that allows you to escape to pieces. who could i, you know, if the transitive brushing oil 3 crane will not be restored, soon, slow enough will no longer continue its supply of oil to ukraine, which covers one pence of ukrainian consumption. i will say very openly the one the problem with the cranium transit of russian oil cannot change your status on war. and ukraine now fits so himself criticized to move and says that slovakia shouldn't be held in some sort of hosted situation between ukraine an

actually, this is energy security, this is food security and a humanitarian bloc, so actually the topicecurity in our country was given to qatar. and there, exactly in august, consultations were to be held on how to achieve the appropriate result on a specific point of the ukrainian peace formula, so the fact that qatar could become a mediator in such negotiations regarding the possibility of russia not attacking the ukrainian energy sector before. next winter and there, for example, the promise of ukraine not to attack their refineries, well , purely theoretically, it could well be, and such agreements, well, based on the facts, i think that in principle there were, this is my assumption, well, for example, pay attention, we have attacks on energy this year started just after the move of the city hall, then everyone thought, why isn't russia attacking, the winter passed as it were... so normal, everyone was preparing for it, even the government then heaved a little sigh of relief, but nevertheless, certain negotiations, obviously, not negotiations, consultations, let's say so, obviousl

despite the higher energy price cap, the energy security secretary, ed miliband, has defended the government's families who will face even greater struggles this winter, and it is a direct result of our country's exposure to international gas markets that are controlled by dictators, that is a legacy left to us by the last government. that is why this government has a plan to do something about it. our mission for clean, home—grown power that we control in this country, and it is why we have hit the ground running in just seven weeks, consenting new solar power, overturning the ban on offshore wind is precisely to give our country the energy security we do not have at the moment. our money and work reporter, peter ruddick, has more on what these changes mean and how this increase came about. so we will take a step away from the ofgem story and take you back to southport to listen into the funeral for seven—year—old elsie dot stancombe. i5 for seven-year-old elsie dot stancombe.— for seven-year-old elsie dot stancombe. , ., ., . ., stancombe. is to the entrance to the care of elsie — stancombe.

say that keeps move, puts the energy security risk of asked a european commission to intervene, but the commission is offering them to find alternatives to russian energy supply as well. the 3 countries receive crude oil via the bruce, the pipeline which stops in russia and then splits into the northern line. one is through the roof to poland and germany. the southern line runs through ukraine refineries. in slovakia, hungary and the czech republic, it's remained operational through more than 2 years of war. together the countries imported nearly $3000000000.00 worth of oil from russia. in the 1st 6 months of this year, hungary relies on russia for around 70 percent of its oil imports, new coil accounts for hoff that figure out front of us. the victor opened a long time pushing ally has rejected. the use proposal to import oil via a pipeline in croatia. he says bask would be too expensive. let's say that hunger is oil imports dropped by a sudden july compared to the previous month following ukraine decision to bind russian oil passing through its territory. but the uses the by the hunga

to new solar power, overturning the ban on offshore wind is precisely to give our country the energy securityeak to our money and work reporter, peter ruddick. how has this increase come about? we are how has this increase come about? - are getting quite used to regular changes in the energy price cap, it changes in the energy price cap, it changes every three months. we are talking about anybody on a standard variable tariff in england, scotland and wales. the last two times the cap went down a little bit but from october it will go up again, and 0ctober it will go up again, and essentially we are talking about an increase in wholesale energy prices. they have gone up in recent months around 20%. the regulator today saying 80 odd percent of the reason for today's increase, which comes in on the 1st of october, is because of higher wholesale prices. they are keen to point out that when you look at one year ago we are talking about energy prices lower than then and much lower than the peak of the energy crisis, but the reality then was there was extra government support in place and price is s

despite the higher energy price cap, the energy security secretary, ed miliband, has defended the government'st are controlled by dictators, that is a legacy left to us by the last government. that is why this government has a plan to do something about it. our mission for clean, home—grown power that we control in this country, and it is why we have hit the ground running in just seven weeks, consenting new solar power, overturning the ban on offshore wind is precisely to give our country the energy security we do not have at the moment. a number of news agencies are quoting the italian coastguard involved in the search for the final body missing as a result of the luxury yacht sinking off the coast of sicily earlier this week. after that freak storm on monday. the pa news agency and afp are saying that a body, believed to be that of hannah lynch, the 18—year—old daughter of mike lynch, the british tech entrepreneur, has been located. this was the sixth and final person missing after that yacht went down on monday. in total, 15 people survive with six bodies recovered and one no, it would be

, stress that ukraine sanctions against russian companies do not pose a threat to slovak, use energy security. we remain a reliable partner and do not violate the association agreement with the you in any way. so it's clear if you're stand for pace and negotiations likes lavaca and hungry. yeah, most definitely not their friend about. and the other hand, if you decide to fuel the bloodshed even further through military help for your brain and for the you and for you members, your calls will essentially be answered right away. and now the hung over oil is not the only dispute. bobbing away he the you right now, germany has suggested the need to introduce border controls with hungary, but it comes out to budapest, decided to simplify long term visa as for russia and bella reeves. now several. e will officials one that back to let the russian spies and all the dangerous elements into the block, and therefore the one security be stopped. but one jump on politicians as of the border control room should be follow the equally bought for members of the block. european treaties allow, border controls

mykhailo gonchar is an expert in contact with us. of international energy and security relations andor global studies strategy 21. mr. mykhailo, glory to ukraine. a hero of glory. mr. mykhailo, this is the second series, they have returned to theirs again. the wall street journal would be fueling the fire in this, even a95 was fueling the fire. and specific surnames, and what was involved in this, or was poland inactive, because they seemed to go from their territory to the north sea, and... all this was controlled by zaluzhny with the approval of zelensky, this is the scheme of undermining nor2, the germans, who calmly surrender the killer, lyubimov's killer in putin's office, they suddenly began to decide that we are investigating, the prosecutor's office became more active, what was it? the script is so cheap that hollywood will definitely not take it, you are right, and it is all sewn up with white threads, in principle, the calculation is made precisely on... this is the psychological effect of high names, technically this version was destroyed long enough ago, because this is a

rebuilding skills to get wages rising again, clean energy security to get energy built on, the preciseisions will be sent out by rachel in the budget. i used to work in the treasury, is £i.2 trillion of spending, you weren't expecting today to to start setting out piecemeal where rachel �*s decisions are and indeed rachel will set them out. just 's decisions are and indeed rachel will set them out.— will set them out. just finally, man of will set them out. just finally, many of commented - will set them out. just finally, many of commented on - will set them out. just finally, many of commented on the i will set them out. just finally, - many of commented on the rather miserable tone of today's speech. is that really the best way to curry the public with you? you look at kamala harris on what is happening for the democrats in the us, they've had a much more optimistic tone. was it necessary and was it wise for keir starmer to launch that speech in a way that he did? it’s keir starmer to launch that speech in a way that he did?— in a way that he did? it's honest. and actually _ in a wa

and i also but i think it's important to say this, energy security, i spent 11 years on the intelligence and, and this is going back a few years now. and one of the big problems they were concerned about was they were concerned about was the lack of energy security. and we're seeing now how an overdependence on russia, for example, isn't sustainable. so we've got to move towards a situation where we're producing cleanly and effectively our own energy. >> oh, look, i mean, you know, we import on average 9% of our electricity from europe. it is absolutely crackers. the only argument for drax is that it does burn 24 over seven, but the fact that we're giving it half a billion, it's had £7 billion in subsidies since it started. i think that's crazy. now, one year ago, sadiq khan did something very, very controversial and it's feared by many that this will roll out across many other parts of the country. indeed, to some extent it has in other big cities. yet one year ago the ulez extension went on to the very limits of greater london. in a moment we debate has it actually it's exactly one yea

meanwhile the energy security secretary, ed miliband, has defended the government�*s decision to means lose payments worth between £100 and £300, designed to help with fuel bills. i know this will be really worrying news for lots of families who will face even greater struggles this winter, and it is a direct result of our country�*s exposure to international gas markets that are controlled by dictators, that is a legacy left to us by the last government. that is why this government has a plan to do something about it. our mission for clean, home—grown power that we control in this country, and it is why we have hit the ground running in just seven weeks, consenting new solar power, overturning the ban on offshore wind is precisely to give our country the energy security we do not have at the moment. let�*s hear more about this from our money and work reporter, peter ruddick. we�*re getting quite used to sort of regular changes in the energy price cap now. it changes every three months, and we�*re talking, of course, about anyone who�*s on a standard variable tariff in england, scotlan

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and so the sky was a problem with energy security. this is robin. this is robin law, according to media reports trying to get around all these concerns made 1st question, how viable the cable part of son cable would be. he decided it'd be better to use all that solar power in a completely different way by turning it into green hydrogen and ammonia. this is another way of moving renewable energy around. that's getting a lot of attention right now, that you convert the clean electricity into fuel that you can ship anywhere in the world without the hassle of building a cable to connect those places. but while it has some things going for it, today's hydrogen isn't really living up to its promise because of how inefficient you just to make compared to using well, sending that clean energy directly. we made a video on that here, which is your take a look at off this one piece 2 competing visions of what to do with sun cables, plants, solar farms came to a head in january 2023 according to media reports when the company missed 2 of its big milestones, to

energy if it had to rely on a potentially less reliable supply? when you consider that those sorts of things that happened really quickly, not wanting to know those challenges full and she secured, there could be top 5 projects that could be disruptions to energy provision. it's not just as a result of the disruption from the supply side. the results, but actually made a motion active and sorry, the sky was a problem with energy security. this is robin. this is robin law, according to media reports trying to get around all these concerns made 1st question, how viable the cable part of son cable would be. he decided it'd be better to use all that solar power in a completely different way by turning it into green hydrogen and ammonia. this is another way of moving renewable energy around. that's getting a lot of attention right now, that you convert that clean electricity into fuel that you can ship anywhere in the world without the hassle of building a cable to connect those places. the while it has some things going for it. today's hydrogen isn't really living up to its promise because of how inefficient you just to make compared to using well, sending that clean energy directl

well, energy security at bayes. well, welcome. thank you very much. weeks at bayes, energy, security was my greatest concern. i was worried we were going to switch the lights out, but can you explain how these contract for difference work and what they offer to investors ? what they offer to investors? >> right. >> right. >> so one of the big challenges with investing in large capital intensive projects like wind farms is, of course, to reduce the cost of capital in building those things. so what are cfd doesisit those things. so what are cfd does is it gives a guaranteed price if the price in the wholesale market is above that, then the companies have to pay back consumers. and if they're below that guaranteed level, then they receive a top up. so they get a fixed price for each unit of power they produce. >> and so that means that if there are lower cost forms of energy, or indeed if wind energy is being produced when nobody needs it, the wind farm companies still get paid. >> well, that's right. but of course, also they produce power that substitut

how two labour governments, one in wales, one in westminster, can work together to deliver that energy securitythrough green energy. >> 80% of mothers say their colleagues don't appreciate their role as a mum. soap star natalie cassidy is joining breakfast shortly to tell us more. >> and the sport this morning leicester draw with spurs and a tale of two strikers. spurs knew one who didn't score and leicester's really old one who did. looks like ivan toney is to off saudi and the paris paralympics is just eight days away and one of our greatest medallists joins us soon. >> for most of us, a blustery day with frequent showers around but also some sunshine. how much sunshine and how many showers you get will depend entirely on where you are. i'll have the full details in the forecast coming up soon. >> it'sjust coming up soon. >> it's just gone. 8:00 i'm isabel webster and i'm ellie costello and this is gb news. breakfast. >> the british tech tycoon mike lynch and his daughter are among six tourists missing after the luxury yacht sank in a tornado off the coast of sicily yesterday. >> i'm just get

us a sense of how important the north stream pipelines were for germany and europe in terms of energy security? that is a significant development in this story. nicole just remember that 2 years ago, russia loans is its full scale invasion in february, european countries impose sanctions on russell because of that. russ or cub scouts supplies and responds and then in september the pipelines are subatomic and we see those explosions. so that the note stream pipelines and those explosions where at the center of the political tensions between russia and ukraine added support is on the other side then. and since then, that has been lots of speculation, lots of conspiracy theories, as i said, but the case have been away run cold, and now we've got this. but again, it's west note saying that the german federal prosecution service has not confirmed any of it. but on wednesday the governments folks passed and said it's high priority to said lights on the story that it is a must have for the process of prosecution. and that it doesn't have any negative implications on germany's relationship with keith

us dollars, we cooperate in ensuring energy security, this is not only the construction of the rupur npp, but also the gazprom international company is conducting exploration and drilling of gas wells, negotiations are underway on the further use of gazprom's experience, not only in drilling wells, but also in the implementation of other projects, we offer, so far we have not offered to bangladesh to establish cooperation in the export of lng, as well as oil, well, this is one aspect, we are working to ensure food security for this country for 2023 in bangladesh through the state line of private companies. 2.7 million tons of wheat were delivered, we also supply fertilizers here, which is very important for agriculture, at the beginning of this year, in the first quarter in march, a memorandum was signed on the supply of other agricultural products, the russian side is ready to continue its cooperation with the bangladeshi side, as i have already emphasized, in all areas. aleksandrovich, thank you for your comment, thank you for answering questions live on air. let me remind you that

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