we had more oil and gas than they had. we have that gas. and now we're letting the free market take over. and we have a lot more, if we can tap that -- and we can tap that at a moment's notice. and this doesn't just mean affordable power and the gasoline at home. it also means american jobs. over 800,000 jobs last year came from the oil and gas industry into this country. this renaissance, this dominance, has allowed us to export natural gas and oil for 1975.rst time since not on the market. we were going from basically zero imports of natural gas to 10 billion cubic feet per day. in exports. it wasn't long ago we were building terminals to import natural gas. and now we're reversing them okes port natural gas. that is what american energy dominance looks like. as we say in texas, there's a new sheriff in the global natural gas market and that heriff, his name is uncle sam. and these huge exports of natural gas are helping america export liquid freedom to friends want to help and hurt those use energy as a weapon to control other countries.

gas. this resource serves a variety of increasingly critical needs, ranging from keeping us warm, to enabling our manufacturing renaissance, and, increasingly, to fueling the electric grid. lng exports from states like mine, alaska, represent a significant economic opportunity for many states, scores of communities, and looking abroad america's friends and allies. second is whether, and if so how and when, the commission will act decisively to address fast-moving changes in the mix of generating plants on the bulk power system. i have my concerns with the steps the department of energy is reported to be considering, but also recognize they are trying to fill a perceived vacuum. in my view, ferc should be pointing the way on policy improvements that address grid vulnerabilities, while reaffirming our commitment to competition in wholesale power markets. frankly, as one who has been concerned about this issue for years now, i find it unfortunate that prior commissions did not lead more effec

we had interruptible gas lines. we had industrial customers that did not firm up their gas contract, and so, a market response to that, which has been great and happened in new england, is market roles driving outcome called capacity performance. so you better make sure during a heat spell or a cold spell, that your assets will perform and you will receive penalties by the grid operator. i think that is a market for, we are seeing historically low prices. >> not reflective of prices west virginia. >> let me where my economic development hat. you are in the center of that, west virginia market with natural gas liquids, these natural gas liquids were predominantly dominated by two states, texas and louisiana. and now comes the ability, we could argue a little bit about pricing, but, pennsylvania and west virginia were not attractive places to build these facilities, $5 billion is being made right now, i think it speaks to the earlier point by the chairman, these are the changes that are taking place. >> we are all bet

we have natural gas. i think it should be diverse, and we shouldn't put all our eggs in any one basket. commissioner chatterjee, could you share with this committee some of your impressions on montana's energy challenges and how important you think base load generation like coal generation are to meeting our nation's energy need and grid resiliency. >> thank you for the question, senator, and thank you, again, for hosting me in montana. seeing coal strip, visiting both the plant and the mine that feeds it, i came away in appreciating the significance of energy in montana but also in that community. that community exists because of that plant and because of the mine that feeds it, and if the plant closes and the mine subsequently shuts down, the people in that community were concerned that that town would cease to exist. the most powerful moment of the visit to me was at the town hall that you convened with the mayor i stayed back a little bit and lingered, and the two police officers who were in the room

but the gas industry have hit back with expensive ads, p.r. campaigns, and high-level >> itit's--the cost-benefit o of b.s., of f p.r., of ads, and payoffs to poliliticians is extraordinary. the return on investmenent of paying off f a politician, running a an ad, discrediting critics is--it's one of the b best investments at the indusustry can make. >> although they declined an opportunity to speak on camera, a spokesperson for the marcellus shale coalition, which represents the gas industry, told "the ecologist" that gas extracted from fracking is both safe and "a panacea for america, offering a fuel that is both a cleaner and a more secure choice than relying on foreign energy supplies." but professor ingraffea disagrees. >> because, in general, in the usage framewowork, oil and gas are not interchangeable. nsportation;atal gas ised for largely used for heating and for industrial activity. so until you can show me a plan as part of a national energy plan to transrm our transportation system in the united states to one that uses natural, all

natural gas burns cleanern any other fossil fuel, but it is not cleaner in its life cycle. studies ththat e being done an cornell university right now that are gononna be released soon in peer-review ls wnal show conclusively that the life cycle cost in terrms of carbon dioxide emissin and methane emissionrom the development of gas from onventnal sources like shale is at least as "dirty" as coal. >> professor ingraffea is alsoco fracturing practices spreading around the world. >> not only do we now have a technology that has exceeded our regulatory capacity, we have a government saying something that's ahead of the technology. so i'm really concerned about people in eur i africa that are gonna jump into this, again, too soon without understanding comompletely what ththe implications of t this usf and human health.n envirme >> but despite the concerns of experts from across the spectrum, fracking in pennsylvania is set to continue. campai against the iy, oers a sober assessment. >> y to otalize the vast majority of people here think it's wonderful. they think there'll be job

in fact remember rice developed her bio gas plant as part of her ph d. on waste disposal she's now set up her own business and has one employee she's competed successfully in a number of competitions for new startups it's highly unusual for a woman in this conservative society so. it really isn't easy but you need a lot of time courage and stamina. but i never give up in the face of a challenge. so that has allowed me to overcome all the various obstacles. that. her work takes her all over the country. at a workshop nick casablanca she found someone who helps her turn her ideas into reality. her latest invention is a compost machine organic waste is not only an issue for farms restaurants in the city also have a lot of leftover food and need a sustainable solution for its disposal. i was doing business with you. going to school in a cave. for children and bombing young afghanistan it's a great opportunity. their teacher is just eighteen years old and founded the cave school herself. this courageous young woman has a vision. to improve cost guns lives thr

. >>> from n oil toural gas. the u.s. is producing a lot of it, and that is changing the key dynamics of the energy industry. brian sullivan is at the world gas conference in washington. >> reporter: oil may get the headlines, but natural gas is shaking up the geolitical energy game even more than its crude cousin. in just the past fewears united states has become a gas powerhouse, so for the first time in more than 30 years the world gas conference is taking place in america. energy secretary rick perry spoke at the event and highlighted america's gas boom. >> we will set a record this year for dry natural gas production with an average of 81.2 billion cubic feet per day. and we' break tha record next year. >> reporter: we're now producing so much gas that america is now exporter for the first time ever. the international energy agency believes that liquified natural gas from the u.s. willurge om 4% global market share now to more than 20% in just five years. >>e next five years about 45%, almost half of the global gas p

anastacia: this is the gas conference, so the answer is there has to be a role for gas.y are looking at making gas cleaner so it is sustainable for a low carbon future. they are looking at other sectors, such as transportation. there is a lot of innovation going on as to how to get gas to stick and where the new market might be. alix: the demand is great, but you have to get it there. which brings us to lng terminal. what was the talk about how quickly the new terminals could come online to meet the supply and demand? anastacia: it takes about four years to build a new lng terminal, and it looks like they will need more lng on global markets in the next five or six years, probably. so those terminals need to start construction soon. the big question there is can they get enough contracts in place for that gas and enough contracts that investors are willing to invest in the project so they can move forward? alix: which also brings up the question of contracts. when i was there, that seemed to be all the talk as well. what kind of contracts are we going to see going forwar

one area potentially immune is natural gas.today china will make up one third of global demand over the next five years as trade rises to 500 billion cubic meters. joining us right now is ernest munis, cochairman of the nuclear threat initiative, former secretary of energy. thank you for joining us. you are speaking at the broadcast conference, which is why i'm here. will be wrapped up into the trade war between the u.s. and china? >> china has a lot of incentive to stay in the u.s. market. u.s. lng will reach 10 billion cubic feet a day by the end of the decade, third-largest in the , and certainly china has access to others. australia, qatar, but they like diversity. , and certainly china has access to others. they may continue this exemption for liquefied gas. alix: we have seen some rumblings at the conference, ceos of companies looking to secure long-term contracts. everyone is going to china to get those long-term contracts. if there is a fallout of any capacity, can we build on our export terminals, pipelines? ernest: we

russian gas with american liquid gas. undoubtedly sanctions were also discussed behind closed doors he does comment to them during during the periods as before the press but you know they they talked plenty between all the conferences negotiations talks press conferences the other the other thing that they said was the austrian leader himself that when. he begins to chair in the first of july the council of the european union they they won't be making any radical turns so they will continue with the course european europe has chosen and that is sanctions but the austrian prime minister said that these are tough times we live and he's a tense times and austria has taken upon itself to diffuse this tension between europe and between russia he said that peace in europe is impossible without russia and that russia ees a part of a part of europe and the problems various international problems problems in the european union in russia will only be resolved when the two sides talk but with regards to sanctions we have heard a num

in fact remember rice developed her bio gas plant is part of her ph d. on waste disposal she's now set up her own business and has one employee she's competed successfully in a number of competitions for new startups it's highly unusual for a woman in this conservative society so. it really isn't easy but you need a lot of time courage and stamina. but i never give up in the face of a challenge. so that has allowed me to overcome all the various obstacles. her work takes her all over the country. at a workshop nick casablanca she found someone who helps her turn her ideas into reality. her latest invention is a compost machine organic waste is not only an issue for farms restaurants in the city also have a lot of leftover food and need a sustainable solution for its disposal. i like working on specific projects they provide practical solutions for real life problems it's great when you can see the solution implemented straight away when you get to make people happy. she set up the prototype of her new machine in the backyard of a large restaurant a group

friendly propane gas argument is that she can generate bio gas which is clean energy and it's just around the corner. the inventor oversees the installation personally faction of the rice developed a system that turns organic waste into bio gas it's just being installed here to fall mnemonic cash in rural areas bottled propane gas is the main source of power for cooking heating and pumping water but it's hardly a sustainable resource. isn't that. i thought to myself why not replace the gas bottles with a system that basically exists already but just needs modernizing to make my able to handle a prion because you need to have a viable system in place so that it's sustainable in the long term. she calls her plants bio domes plant waste for example is simply placed in the dome then gets ferment it in a second chamber underground that process produces me thing gas an energy resource . farmer mohammed zahir e is one of the first to purchase a bio day until now he too used bottled gas to run his operation but this natural gas system is much more suitable for his organic farm. and we want to be

columbus, your members actually typically sell what we call regular gas and premium gas. what's the percentage right now that you're selling of a premium? >> under 20%. >> under 20%. >> somewhere around 15%. i'm not even sure premium. regular-grade gasoline is something north of 70%, sir. mid-grade, 9%, premium is about 10% to 12%. >> most of our vehicles on the road today are made for running very efficiently at regular gas. if we do it and maybe the manufacturers will do it, so if we go to 95%, you're going to increase the cost at the pump for people running their vehicles. >> all right, number one, perhaps initially, it is not clear to me, sir, that in the long term, that's going to work. the reason e-15 has entered markets where it's lawful is it is offered as a price which is less than regular-grade gasoline. >> not in my area in houston very often. we don't have a whole lot -- >> everything is bigger in texas. >> that's right. but that's one of my concerns. and i'm glad the manufacturers are here because they make the vehicles, and our fleets turn over fairly regula

russian gas with american liquid gas to be blunt there shouldn't be any expectation of sanctions against russia being lifted in the anytime soon overnight or in the foreseeable future but what we heard today as well in the in the weeks preceding this this meeting with these meetings is that the currents in europe shifting. political analyst be a fall he thinks economic benefits should outweigh political motives. you mentioned all you have to do when you're in this section of italy last an expert in pretty fine style and we're going to be w. needs to work on their economic crisis. from the russians and we can restore. the trade agreements as we have in this we can he shows that we can overcome all the problems. you're going to hear when you are against you know this these and they cannot understand the. economics of the g. . this is the right moment for the chance to work with russia. many countries in europe. continues over israel's use of lethal force against protesters. the u.s. is remaining on wavering in its support for its middle eastern ally most recently washington's ambassador in

at one gas plant he discovered a brick don't room documentation of soviet oil and gas production had been hidden. behind the secret wool lay old maps and seismic so they used it showed afghanistan's oil and gas resources was significantly greater than the outside world was aware of and made history in those areas so although in the all that's on the air this is ultimately a sister to. on the message in that i was built although shitsville fourteen is a thirtieth in the world than that in the midst of a legal slow deal with. the administration offices for oil and gas in mazar i'll show reef allocated an old soviet buildings. chief engineer mohammed to john off toddy has made it his life's work to preserve the dusty archives. several times he saved maps and documents from destruction. the boy we can absolutely critical cannot get on the ground and get back on my will model you know what i would i'm not perfect i didn't buy water young guns stuff when i think. that i was young good a lot of time i'm going to shoot and it is yeah the world didn't shut down after mother she can do it you

supplies or own natural gas to europe. it's three when you're in d.c. . because the time is as expensive. doesn't make sense. and that's why we need to fundamentally you continue your are a cop ration in natural gas between russia and austria. yes. i have a question to both presidents. is sort of a crisis between the u.s. and russia and this and this will. probably last he had visited didn't matter do you think that ted koppel him so what can the president putin to do with it. and what could or should do to improve the situation. because now you just said it's russia has an issue with. credibility i don't have that we have a question any issues with credibility it's an issue for them who would like to paint russia that way we are an open country we are open for carburation we. you know up until recently. we had a serious. communication with the e.u. . in terms of the economy we had dialogue twenty. currently has been almost completely shut down. did not initiate this nevertheless we are ready and open who are trying to work steadily we are seeing the resu

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potentially live or gas is now being used in a positive way in the area. lake of or in northwestern wonder the local population lives from fission that fish stocks are dwindling and livelihoods are threatened these days children use a fishing boat as playgrounds. the trouble is that the leak contains dangerously high levels of thing which is deadly for most fish to seize the late is becoming toxic according to scientists if the gas isn't extracted that could be a major eruption here in about one hundred years an extraction plant has been in operation since early twenty sixteen i'm not sure mark cycles in the same gas to the selfies and then the gas is used to supply electricity to the national grid let's acknowledge e has never before been here is to extract a thing from a lake the construction of the plants took several gas us company control global finance a project with funds from the african development bank they international team includes three one and already is engineering people a resource of materials to be brought from all around the world to br

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no gas.e can get rid of that gas and get up prices. in the permian, we are getting a dollar 40 to waha. new power plants that are adding demand for gas on the west side of mexico and now we can get gas there. >> does it matter that the chinese are being tough on us and don't want to accept our oil and gas. >> i don't think that matters. that will create some inefficiencies and maybe that is 50 cents or a dollar a barrel. but china is still going to need oil. >> and how about lowering the cost of drilling. >> we are drilling wells for half of what we spent five years ago. >> half. >> in the eagleford, can drill a well every ten-daysor the lateral section of the well almost 5,000 feet a day. unheard of ten years ago better drilling rigs all of this generation three drilling rigs. and we have better bits and better crews >> regulatory matters, is it better now >> i think it is better. we sold appear la sha. we dealt with that in fort worth when we were drilling in the city but easier to drill ou

like for three thousand for gas. by two thousand roubles for diesel and it's again we were planning to increase the size duties starting from july but actually we scrapped those plans and by the alternate two thousand and eighteen the government supposed to take further measures to stabilize the situation of the markets and. just that we do it i'm still sleep well i suppose the government will be following the developments in the federal antimonopoly service will be looking into it so it won't ignore this situation. that's going to experience naming in. the shows that we're more from and. we can cross live to the energy minister because he's are lying to. you. we've got a new format this time and i've asked some of my colleagues from the government from russian regions. be with us so mr novack can you please comment on the. situation on what i just heard although it means that i'm going to take you to. what used to be gene it was issued to do is reach the conclusions because i'm ready to pour water on the current sit

replace russian gas with american liquid gas. to be blunt there shouldn't be any expectation of sanctions against russia being lifted any time soon overnight or in the foreseeable future but what we heard today as well in the in the weeks preceding this this meeting with these meetings is that the current europe shifting. point austrian freedom party m.p. . sees that europe should be reevaluating its traditional partnerships and seeking to strengthen ties to the east. as well as to do you know exactly what the game is the american game in europe and what is in the advantage of austria and what is against us to an interest they know there's no we have no conflict of interest at all with russia europe has no conflict of interest at all with russia the only conflict is an american russian conflict and this is leverage through europe so everyone knows to steer clear from being used by a certain mom european power against russia is against their interest so that's what you know the only question is now. how far they will to go what th

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and there was a story that they were using sarin gas in korea together and so here's why hellman set foot. in the fifty's koreans are very volatile gas and it's of great interest to the it's not a lot of work for egypt and there was a story just the other day about syria drop the u.n. report going to drop this chlorine gas bomb there's no such thing it anybody's arsenal a korean bomb you have to how much chlorine can you put into it cory's a gas it dissipates quickly it moves quickly it's not lethal you can breathe and keep on what it's not it's not a war for agent there's no such bomb but even more important because chlorine so reactive in the chemical corps in america when they develop those nerve agents in the fifty's they thought let's see what happens if we meld chlorine with it maybe it would soup it up make it even more more efficient as a killer and it turned out the chlorine immediately first thing it did in the field reports is published documents in the field corina immediately would go and grab all the hydrogen molecules from this era dignity disappeared so worked exactly

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many areas where the gas is located so there's a lot of. research that there is spending on the part of econet of academics and journalists to clarify exactly what we say when we name the war on drugs and how to explain this correlation of these two events right the energy reform and expansion of the military apparatus in mexico. and when you see the energy reform taking place in mexico what do you mean exactly by that i mean certainly you have pemex which is this massive state owned oil company as i understand it but are we seeing more privatization or what's taking place right so that since two thousand and six specially with the presidency of felipe because they don't you know when the same person sees that the clear the war on drugs immediately from day one we have seen this new agenda of pushing for energy reform as you know mexico has been very protective of its natural resources going back to. the one nine hundred thirty s. expiration of oil and what's been happening since two thousand and six and then it's a process a political proc

a car going airborne near a gas station near jackson, mississippi, slams into the newly-built gas stationto the pump. amazingly there was no explosion, thankfully, and the driver walked away with only minor injuries. >> that is incredible. >> dukes of hazard style. >> that really is. >> wow. >> the car isn't doing so well. >> lucky didn't sheer a gas pump off. >> yeah. >>> a sheriff's deputy is being hailed a hero for preventing a tragedy. >> deputy bill dunn spotted a

at one gas plant he discovered a brick don't room where documentation of soviet oil and gas production had been hidden. behind the secret wool lay old maps and seismic surveys that showed afghanistan's oil and gas resources was significantly greater than the outside world was aware of and made his decision though there is so much all the time there this is ultimately a sister. or the mask in the eye wall built of old sheets the old fourteen years of thirtieth in all of them did in the midst of a legal slow deal with. the administration offices vote oil and gas the most i'll show relief allocated in old soviet buildings. chief engineer mohammed to john attardi has made it his life's work to preserve the dusty archives. several times he saved maps and documents from destruction. blueboy we can accurately critical cannot get on the ground and here at home i will not undergo no why would i not hard to get it on my wall or younger ones stuff on my third cousin that i was young good i'm not i'm going to she couldn't do it any other girl didn't shut down after mother she can do it how i don't

shucking photographs have been released captured the moment when an israeli tear gas canister became lodged in a palestinian man's face it happened on friday during the process on the gaza border artie's poorness near has more from tel aviv. the is particularly disturbing photographs emerged after a twenty three year old palestinian protesters by the name of blood was hit in the face by a tear gas canister while protesting along the israel gaza border the photographs show the moment when the canisters still lodged in his cheek and you can actually see the tear gas coming out of the canister and at the same time coming out of his mouth he is currently on life support that canister had to be surgically removed now is a regular attendees at the weekly protests that have been happening for more than two months along the israel gaza border under the banner of the great march of the turn. and in these more than two months of protests we've seen at least one hundred twenty five protesters killed and some thirteen thousand injured most of those injuries are due to tear gas inhalation at the

killed and hundreds injured in a violent protest on the gaza border israeli troops have fired tear gas at protesters israel defense forces say that they had to disperse around ten thousand palestinians some of whom threw rocks at them protesters have now been rallying for eleven weeks insisting israel return the lands palestinians consider theirs however israel disagrees with the demands. today hundreds of thousands of palestinians are participating in million man march and they started this march on the thirtieth of march where at least one hundred twenty three palestinians have been killed fourteen thousand have been injured by live ammunition most of them. are now with a life long disability that israeli forces continue to continue the violence and aggression against the palestinian protesters and palestinian protesters stated that they would not stop protesting until they achieve due to money and until the seas that has been employed on the gaza strip is removed this is a palestinian protester was shot right now and his leg and this is the first injury of the eleven say a week of p

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is a gas canister it could cause such damage. that our city has already bilaterally and publicly raised its concerns and said that we are deeply concerned about the human toll in gaza we might not comment on individual cases because it's part of our regular documentation and this question bilaterally and confidentially with the idea of however sequences of what's going on on the border fence between goes on israel is what they're i.c.r.c. now our our protection teams are documenting all the events since the start of these events on the thirtieth of march thirtieth thousand have been injured three thousand six hundred were injured by live ammunition there is one thousand three hundred one did people who are in bad need and arrogant need to complex surgeries between three to five complex surgeries those one did are at the utmost of our of our concern now and this is why i say see upgrade its response in gaza by. a surgical teams bringing assistance to the population to help all saw the health system in gaza and the hospitals in gaz

here is a mock up of a gas hear the on a house. where would we find the gas meter? >> it should be in your garage. everyone should be familiar with where the gas meter is. >> one of the tools is a wrench, a crescent wrench. >> yes. the crescent wrench is good and this is a perfect example of how to have it so you can loosen it up and use it when you need it. >> okay. let's go inside to talk about fire safety. many of the issues here relate to fire, for example, we have a little smoke detector and i see you brought one here, a carbon monoxide smoke detector. >> this is a combination of smoke and carbon monoxide detector. they are required in single homes now and in apartment buildings. if gas appliance is not burning properly this will alert you before the fumes buildup and will affect you negatively. >> this is a battery powered? >> this is a batery powered and it has a 10 year battery life. a lot of times you may have one or the other. if you put in just a carbon monoxide detector, it's important to have one of these too. every house should have a fire extinguisher

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times poll last month found 51% of californians want a repeal. 38% want to keep the gas tax. gas tax supporters today say the public just doesn't understand the benefits of the tax. >> we are confident that the voters will reject this proposition. >> reporter: now some bay area projects that are already being funded by that gas tax money include over 250 b.a.r.t. cars, dozens of ac transit buses and better street signage in novato. live in sacramento, melissa caen, kpix5. >>> marin county may be tapping into bay area toll hikes to help fund a new smart train station. construction of the downtown novato station is well underway, but it has a $2 million shortfall. now marin's transportation authority hopes to fill the gap with money from bridge toll increases bay area voters approved this month. regional transit officials say they are open to the idea. >>> an eviction battle in the south bay, but this time it's businesses that are getting the boot. a row of small businesses on gillman avenue in campbell say they're being pushed out. as len ramirez explains, it's to make way for