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this natural gas is compressed natural gas.hed product with a temperature of -140°c goes either to the lng storage tank or is immediately shipped to the transport system. she equipped with a vacuum insulated screen to maintain a low temperature of the liquefied gas. this is a prerequisite for lng transportation. the process of loading lng into a tank container takes on average 48 to 72 hours, depending on the size of the kia container . we need to blow them out to get rid of the atmospheric pressure, blow the sleeves with nitrogen, drive it into the system, then blow out the air, thereby getting rid of atmospheric air into the sleeves. this weapon is for sleeves reagent did not form gas-air. another pride of gazprom is gel service, its own air separation unit, which produces liquid nitrogen and liquid oxygen. the raw material used is ordinary atmospheric air, which we breathe, the air undergoes purification and compression, then enters the cold block of the air separation plant from there. liquid very cold finished product lite

and lift refinery and the bedeland gas refinery based on it is based on the gas that in the past was known as flare gas , i.e. the examples that passed through the deserts in the oil and gas areas, the amount that we know in the desert in the neighborhood that was harvested, these burning issues were working day and night. this is the planning that has been done since the past the gas is directed to the bidbland gas refinery and inside plasco, the gas that is not suitable for the ethylene unit, i.e., ethane gas, costs about one million tomans, one million two hundred and fifty thousand tons of ethylene gas, and ethane gas to the gachsaran refinery when gachsaran petrochemical will operate at maximum capacity. kurd means that the gas from bidbland gas refinery goes to gachsaran petrochemical and finally there it turns into the basic product called ethylene. in the next processes in the complexes that we will talk about in the rest of the conversation, it turns into polyethylene as well as other products that are in petrochemical chain they can be used as basic products and finally as

british gas story came _ really british gas... british gas story came at _ really british gas...e _ really british gas... british gas story came at the same - really british gas... british gas story came at the same time i really british gas... british gas| story came at the same time as really british gas... british gas - story came at the same time as shell but the two are different because of course british gas is a distributor and with the profits that are reported even though they are massive in terms of... they are very, very small in terms of what you are seeing in the oil and gas companies which actually produce and distribute oil and gas. sticking with the british gas stove it is a combination of two main factors. actually, three to a certain extent. there is primarily the increase in the price cap which allows them to charge higher prices on their customers, especially after the tough period, the difficult period that these providers faced around covid—19 when we saw energy prices collapsing. i mean, in the oil industry we saw for the first time industry we saw for the

a gas pipeline was launched connecting the gas transmission systems of poland and slovakia .he gas river is designed to provide access to warsaw supplies from the southern gas corridor from the adriatic sea region, and slovakia will become more accessible than lng arriving in poland from its birthplace. all in the same norway stopped only on underground highways, warsaw does not intend to polish oil and gas concern. orlen. plans to create its own gas fleet already this year, the company expects two south korean tankers to transport liquefied natural gas, and by the end of 2025 the number of such gas carriers will reach eight, of course, the development of the country's gas potential has its own strategic goal. poland should soon become a superpower in europe and by 2030 surpass the uk in economic terms, borszawa seeks to strengthen its military capabilities and have the best ground potential. european members of nato, the goal of strengthening influence and future dominance in the region, and everything starts with the language already now kiev does not exclude the possibilit

there is no gas and gasoline quota. look, tell me one thing to export . also, there is no guarantee. but right now , we are paying attention to the 50-day methanol supply in the last two years. he said that there is no gas at all if you want to make it simple after we own it. the minimum problem is that the private sector has different legal provisions. the name of the annexation law 2 is accurate. he said, sir, feed according to this formula, and you mentioned that you should lead the industries. agha bakhsh said that the law to remove obstacles to production was introduced we will help you in production . let's look at the important part. imo last year, the operating profit was cheap. my word is another thing. if the price of feed is to be in such a way that we will have to seal it , i know many people say that the economy is connected to the world economy. various with important cement this is the case from the mining industry. all cases develop from the value chain. explaining the service. it must be a country's priority. if you sign a long-term memor

take this gas—fired power station, for example, as the natural gas is burned to produce electricity, are separated out — pumped underground to be stored in empty gas and oil reservoirs. the government has announced investments in a plant in st fergus, on the north sea coast in scotland, and another on the humber. it is already announced plans for two other such plans. government advisers say that this technology is vital to meet net zero climate targets. in most sectors, we can get to zero emissions, but there are still some where we still expect to have some omissions in the future. think of the steel sector, for example or the cement sector. possibly aviation, even farming. so emissions continuing actually passed 2050 and beyond. so we need carbon capture to reduce emissions to zero in those sectors, or close to zero. and actually to remove previous gas emissions from the atmosphere and store those away too. we also need that carbon capture technology. some environmentalists and climate scientists say that carbon capture and storage is a dangerous distraction, but could give pollut

after the destruction of the russian gas pipelines, positions germany, the previous gas leader in europe , was greatly shaken, which gave the green light to the hyena of europe; today we can say with full confidence that the era of russian domination. in the gas sector , an era is ending that was marked by blackmail, threats and extortion at the beginning of october. the rush has begun. according to the new gas pipeline from norway to poland, which passes through denmark, the volume of pumping will be about 10 billion cubic meters per year . warsaw has never stated that this pipeline will replace russian gas. the maximum capacity of the baltic pipe is six times lower than the nord stream, and analysts believe that the launch of a new gas pipeline is unlikely to affect world gas prices as well as blue fuel prices in europe, but the trouble began without wasting time in the same month, lithuanian gas transmission system operators and poland successfully tested at full capacity the hippopol gas pipeline, commissioned in may 2022. the fuel artery provides access to liquefied gas from the flo

by our consumers, these are gas stoves and gas water heaters and gas boilers, but also a large variety of gas meters and gas flow meters, which are also installed by our subscribers plus. we have an interactive multimedia whiteboard, well , 3d glasses complexes, in which in real conditions you can work out a certain skill in 3d graphics training center - this is our pride, you can work out not only theoretical but also practical skills. they talk about their profession with burning eyes, as for the forest, fate pushed them against them in 2014. quite by chance, i ended up in the city of brasley and went to work as a national park. rostov is something you come to, the first glance is not at the building or at the checkpoint that stand in the fields, come up to see with your hands to stroke the extremely pleasure that cannot be found on the internet, exclusive in the first person. in ordinary life, we don’t even think about how gas gets on the burner, but before it gets to our stove or boiler, it goes quite a long way, a process that involves more than 1,600 people, of course. our work i

_ desperately use only oil and gas and before we _ desperately use only oil and gas and before we aree to let go of that we need _ before we are able to let go of that we need to— before we are able to let go of that we need to make sure that we have developed — we need to make sure that we have developed a new energy systems of the future — good evening, welcome back to the programme. should we drill for more oil and gas? the un security general, antonio guterres, says that would be "economic and moral madness". the chair of shell has told the bbc that scaling back fossil fuel production would be dangerous and irresponsible. joining me on the panel tonight is brian taylor, also on the programme... pretty sure we know which sidejoe biden is on. he is in south carolina this hour, pitching more money into solar and renewables. how does science respond? we will talk about the role of ai in all that. and whether uk scientists will have a seat at the biggest table. speculation today that britain might be ready to rejoing europe's multi—billion dollar horizon project. brian taylor, former p

refinery and the bedelong gas refinery based on gas that in the past was known as flare gas, i.e. the examples that were used in the deserts from the time when they were converted to gas in the oil areas. in the desert, in the neighborhood where field harvesting is possible, burning torches were working day and night, and with the planning that has been done from the past until now, this gas is directed to the bedbland gas refinery, and inside the refinery, the gas that is not suitable for the ethylene unit, i.e., ethane gas, is about one one million two hundred and fifty thousand tons that ethylene gas, ethane gas, goes to gachsaran when gachsaran petrochemical will operate at its maximum capacity, that is, the gas will come from bedbland gas refinery to gachsaran, and finally there it will be converted into the basic product called ethylene in the next processes in the complexes in we will continue the conversation with it. it turns into polyethylene and other products that can be used as basic products in the petrochemical chain and finally as raw materials in the country's public

in the ground. leave some of that oil and gas in the ground-— leave some of that oil and gas in the to the ground. does it make sense to you to issue _ the ground. does it make sense to you to issue hundreds _ the ground. does it make sense to you to issue hundreds of _ the ground. does it make sense to you to issue hundreds of new- you to issue hundreds of new licenses for gas and oil? you will be aware of the debates notjust in the uk, they have been taking place in germany and france, about various policie5 in germany and france, about various policies in a co5t—of—living cri5i5, people think will not be comfortable, and their ability to force them through. people talk about watering down green policies. does that make any sort of sense given the crosswords we are at? we are a given the crosswords we are at? - are a global organisation so we can't comment on individual countries, but let me put it this way. we identified in our last report that the current emissions that were tied up with existing fo55il that were tied up with existing fossil fuel re5erve5 that were tied up with

gas.r liquefied natural gas from the us or qatar. but more than half of the uk's imported gas comes via pipeline, mainly from norway. that has over 2.5 times fewer associated emissions than uk gas. partly because they have much stricter regulations on flaring — burning gas during extraction. there are also, of course, legally binding uk carbon budgets which require us to rapidly reduce oil and gas use. in 2050, the pathway to net zero suggests some oil and gas will still be used, but demand will have fallen by 85% and 70% respectively. that's 27 years away — when some of the oil and gas licences issued now mayjust be starting to produce fuel. let's turn then to the other half of the government's announcement, confirming two new projects to be part of a £20 billion, 20—yearfunding commitment for carbon capture and storage. ccs is a range of technologies which extract carbon. typically, eitherjust before orjust after a fuel is burnt. it means less carbon dioxide reaches the atmosphere and co

the price of our feed gas has increased by 40%. the price of our fuel gas has increased by 100%. in the whole world, almost from bahrain , qatar, the united arab emirates , kuwait, saudi arabia, oman, russia, the united states, consider us the most expensive gas with this industrial behavior on the other side of the coin . if the value is exported raw cumulative gas export was reduced much, much higher than the value. we don't have the hand craft. we have all the taste and talk of exporting under the conditions we have now . i have gas at a rate of approximately 38 and 39. the pricing that has been done in this regard is not far from reality. this is competitiveness. the domestic product is cheap due to energy, but we say that it is semi-raw and should not be given a chance overnight. considering the dependence of the sources of note 14 on the export of petroleum products, any change in the price of petrochemical feedstock will cause a significant secret note in these sources. one hundred percent loan for subsidies it has been used for majlisi and oil companies. i asked the gover

the first soviet gas.ermany came during the cold war, the united states and the secular union entered into a series of economic and political battles, and one of the most significant was the struggle for control of the oil and gas market in the fifties and sixties of the ussr rapidly expanded its oil production and exports. what invariably alarmed american oil companies, politicians feared that the supplies of soviet oil, which were beneficial to european buyers, would become a political and economic victory for communism and deal a crushing blow to american industry, despite the fact that the united states themselves sought to impose a capitalist system where the strongest must survive . let others play by these rules, and the one who invented them has the right to neglect them. isn't that why in the way of the face the americans imposed sanctions on the economic imba, the body of goods necessary for the construction of gas pipelines, pipes with a large radius and powerful turbines in the union, there wer

today, sovcomflot is the world leader in ice-class vessels, an oil tanker, a gas carrier, a gas carrier, one of the largest tanker companies on the planet, it is a modern and super-passable vessel that can not even care about the two-meter ice of the arctic ocean and the unthinkable arctic frosts, to say that a demar cross-type gas carrier is rusting. this is 45. mw, power. we have new icebreakers 60 minutes. if you imagine, here, uh, we are with you in our office on artferation, and the length of chris's tanker is c major. she is 60 meters more. and they are also specialists who set themselves a goal. seemingly impossible challenge at the beginning of the new millennium. it was the transportation of oil and gas produced in the most difficult climatic conditions of the arctic and the far east, their current task is no less difficult in general. to fulfill the centuries-old dream of sailors to establish year-round navigation along the northern sea route, the most difficult and most promising direction of the new millennium. they are somewhat similar to astronauts to space because they al

it will help to compensate for the disagreements in the field of gas. launching the green trading board at the beginning of june this year, more than 55.6 million kilowatt hours of electricity produced by renewable power plants were traded on this board . ehsan khandozi , minister of economic affairs and finance the price is 7 thousand tomans for one meal it was a proposal and it has not yet been approved by the ceo of the energy exchange. crude oil contract trading started on june 20 this year in the iran energy exchange. another plan is to launch an option contract. speeding up transactions and making it easier for people to access and carry out transactions in the capital market will help. farhad behnia, the spokesperson of the parts makers association, indecision in car pricing has caused heavy losses to the car and parts manufacturing industries. iran energy exchange since the launch of the registration board at the beginning of june this year, more than 55 and 69 million kilowatt hours of renewable electricity production energy have been traded on

but really, having more oil and gas, decision. but really, having more oiland gas, but decision.l and gas, but particularly oil from the north sea going ahead for ten years' time is really not sensible economically because by the time we get to 2030, there will be a world which will be awash with oil because all the countries in the world now are signed up to reduce theirfossilfuel world now are signed up to reduce their fossil fuel use. world now are signed up to reduce theirfossilfuel use. so world now are signed up to reduce their fossil fuel use. so we will find ourselves being able to buy whatever we want, the oil that we need to. but in the meantime, we will have lost our leadership — how on earth can we ask african and asian countries to move directly from fossil fuels to renewables and not do their own exploration for oil and gas? if we do it, we have lost our leadership by making this choice. i’iiii our leadership by making this choice. �* . ., our leadership by making this choice. �* our leadership by making this choice. ., ., ., choice. i'll come back to that final oin

engineer shirini , ceo of the national gas company , we have opened the discussion of gas storage in mukhtara square, one of them for you. we did a domino today in shourijeh field on the side of khorasan, god willing. this field is worth 460 million dollars. the national gas company is in charge of the cases. after the storage, today, god willing, seismic surveying and the start of work, with the blessing of a blessing on muhammad and his family, with the permission of your excellency, friends. let me start the operation. send a blessing. you have given us all the status, sir. they allowed me to begin the seismic surveying and storage operation of mukhtar square. finally, from all the contractors, workers , technicians, engineers, activists of the oil industry and contracting companies that are in this. toil collection in particular, panah sanat company and o1 company , i would like to thank my dear brother, mr. dr. ali asgari, who was really a supporter of the project . that sarma has an oil industry project ready to open in the year of production that the prophet said , blessings b

sovcomflot's fleet, which will operate lng tankers, are gas carriers.tic design - these are high-tech ships not just of the arctic class arseniy these are space technologies, that is , russian ships made at russian shipyards by the hands of russian specialists work in tandem, as in the arctic, together for the benefit of our economy and those who want to build with our country partnerships, taking into account those forecasts for economic growth in terms of consumption growth. not in the world of energy, even though for development. there, solar wind generation hydrocarbons will remain, well, from the key ones in the energy balance for a long time to come, therefore, our products will be in demand, we are sure of this, and without uh, russian energy resources or products that are processed from it into final products, it will be difficult to provide uh economic development in the world. there is an improvement in the quality of life. uh, power supply energy security. this is how, according to the ministry of natural resources , the reserves of the arcti

e key e deposits of liquefied natural gas.n the arctic, first of all , the tanker crosses to the marzherik, a vessel that is unique in many ways in terms of stern- forward patency. it can overcome food with a thickness of more than 2 m, and this is not the limit, but also a vessel. it can pass through the taurus a up to 15 m high, eroding it. with its technical characteristics, this ship is already partially responding to the demands of the energy of the future, which unequivocally relies on natural gas. now it is mainly supplied through pipelines, but estimated by 2050. this proportion can change exactly the opposite. the arctic port of sabetta is the youngest seaport in russia part of the yamal lng project . the capacity of this plant is up to 20 million tons of liquefied natural gas per year . yamal gydan peninsula. and this is the place for the implementation of another ambitious project. arctic spg-2 and they say here the plant in terms of power will not be inferior to this without a fleet, specialized ships, none of the

it is important that we can supply the gas. also, in the case of our food , you said that they will get a discount when they complete the value. now, the answer to this matter is that the honorable board of ministers has issued a resolution. done that if petrochemicals from gas feed they use, they can actually get a discount of up to 30% in their feed rate, in fact, if they separate the value chain, for example, suppose that the petrochemicals that are currently taking gas convert it into methanol, they can actually convert ethanol into they make propylene and then convert it into polypropylene and leave it in a chain . accordingly, they are subject to a reduction in the feed rate, and they are given a discount . accordingly, the feed that actually works with liquid is subject to a discount. the field of feed problems of refineries that we we need because of the fortress of berber nath razieh, the products are actually the main products of the country , such as gasoline, oil, gas, and the like . extensive efforts are being made

take this gas—fired power station, for example.carbon dioxide is separated out. it's pumped underground to be stored in empty gas and oil reservoirs. the government has announced investments in a plant at st fergus on the north east coast of scotland and another in the humber. it has already announced plans for two other such plants. government advisors say this technology is vital to meet net zero climate targets. most sectors we can get to zero emissions, but there's a few where we still expect to have emissions in the future, so think of the steel sector, for example, or the cement sector, possibly aviation, even farming, so emissions continuing, actually, past 2050 and beyond. so we need carbon capture to reduce emissions to zero in those sectors, or close to zero, and actually to remove greenhouse gas emissions from the atmosphere and store those away too. we also need that carbon capture technology. some environmentalists and climate scientists say carbon capture and storage is a "dangerous distraction" that could give pollut

network for the installation of gas equipment and connect it to natural gas.ll already be with gas heat, another hostess receives guests, showed a landscaped garden and a house and told that in advance. i was preparing to switch my home heating to gas. still, gas is cheaper than firewood, at least four times. for example, i immediately thought that this should be done, because it is convenient. this is the cleanliness of the house. it's not necessary to think about firewood recently to think about it was possible to talk with cylinders, as with residents who have already drawn up all the documents for conducting gas and installing equipment. so it is with those. who until now, for one reason or another, did not do this reasons in a variety of life circumstances. someone does not have documents for the house ready, someone just comes into the inheritance, nevertheless , everyone could get detailed advice at the highest level and draw up documents on the spot. moreover, the mobile office has a great option. here they do not ask for photocopies of documents. yes,

it accounts for more than 90% of natural gas consumption. in the new gas, in the near future, the necessity of reforming the consumption style and making a serious move to optimize the consumption of sedatives will be inevitable . salam alaikum , may god's mercy and blessings be upon you. thank you. you don't have registration i want to see the results of the election of the head of the commission on article 90 of the constitution. 225 votes were obtained. mr. nasrullah pejmanfar was elected as the head of the commission on article 90 for a period of one year with 115 votes. he congratulated this brother for his service and continued the program. thank you very much. the next order is the report. the cultural commission is requesting an investigation and investigation from the endowment and charitable affairs organization, and i request the respected spokesperson of the commission, mr. rastineh, to come to the speech to report, in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, peace be upon ali al-hussein, ali ali bin al-hussein, a

in this section, the charts prepared by anastasia will show reservoirs with gas deposits and gas condensate mixture will not reveal the potential of productivity, well, irreplaceable information, given the complexity of the field. the entire development of the kovykinskoye field is a continuous process of innovation and the search for new technologies and new solutions. very fascinating is a very difficult task, of course , but we manage to successfully solve, er, all the tasks and challenges that pose to us due to the local features of the geological structure. here , to increase the diameter of the well, the construction of multi-sick wells is rarely used and study. they just give information. which method should be chosen? that is, these are graphic arrows - a set of physical methods that allow you to evaluate the gas climb and get its technical parameters ; geological parameters for our customer for gazprom - this is very important to understand. how much product, how much is enough, what volumes, what modes can be used to extract it , and so on, we answer all these questions. we are me

a, despite gas prices going into the stratosphere?— despite gas prices going into the stratoshere?phere? a lot of that is going into a question _ stratosphere? a lot of that is going into a question for _ stratosphere? a lot of that is going into a question for the _ stratosphere? a lot of that is going into a question for the government| into a question for the government because we are a very regulated environment. the government sets the policy and the regulations which help us to thrive. renewables are a third of our electricity supply but the question is, what next? there is massive global competition for the technologies and we are not confident about the future in the uk. ., , , confident about the future in the uk. ., y , , . ., uk. really, it is the office for budaet uk. really, it is the office for budget responsibility - uk. really, it is the office for budget responsibility and - uk. really, it is the office for i budget responsibility and their document, and it is pretty incredible, we are more hooked on gas than before the gas crisis, were prone to spikes, how has thi

and now we'll talk, and now any gas will come to china on our terms., there are nuances to selling gas to europeans for russians . money, and even then, at least about some and not about the former super incomes, the russian hydroelectric power plant has ceased to be a weapon and on the goryenko windows stb marathon the only news in a month and a half, the 18th summit of the yalta european strategy of the eu will be held in kyiv , which is organized every year by the viktor pinchuk foundation the other day, the eu supervisory board visited the capital, which includes the great friends of our country, the former president of estonia, kersti kalyut, the ex-prime minister of sweden, who is in pain and the ex-chairman of the munich security conference, wolfgang and schengen during the visit discussed the results of the nato summit in vilnius and planned the main topics of the future conference and shook hands with ukrainian defenders at the recovery rehabilitation center created by olena and viktor pinchuk in kyiv, another landing of foreign friends, this

there, 24 years will bring gas.ve submitted a bill, which we have already submitted to the state duma with the support of the government, and we hope that it will still support it in the autumn session. we let's see him. we will continue to monitor it. how does it work, but the main thing, for us, is, of course, the inhabitants of the person who uses the gas equipment directly and, most importantly, his safety. this is where you get off. we are making certain additions to one or the other normative act. well, if we talk about control, well, the gas workers have the same working hours as you and i, there is a possibility that the gas worker will have to be checked, and there will always be no one at home, we always give varnish, firstly, not the gas worker himself comes. this, as a rule, creates a modern offer through the management company. this or that house. you can look there or inspect the course, let's say a certain period of time, well, let's say they choose weeks. everyone, when it is convenient to make sever

the question fabric to hold the gas. curiously enough, the best balloon material is a kind of tissue. it is called gold, beta skin found in cattle just after the appendix called beta skin is cemented. the balloon clasp is a lining. it is very light thin, tough and almost completely impermeable to hydrogen. but it is hard to get in sufficient quantity and expensive. so it's not surprising the next best fabric, namely silk, took an early lead, remained a favorite up through civil war time. one of the most colorful incidents in the war was the use of a so-called petticoat balloon made of the beautiful gowns of southern bell. through a fortunate combination economics and science. cotton forged end of the lead during eighties and has stayed there ever since. cotton even stronger than silk when created rubber, real or synthetic it wears better, it is almost as light and it won't generate a spark. the way itself when rubbed lots, it's far cheaper new material that are constantly being tested and developed. cellophane, for examp

and if we talk about control, that's directly themselves, checking the gas services.course they are licensed. and now it is already quite an effective way. we've already sorted it out. here in this. uh, before there were quite a lot of them, a lot was issued, like a large number of licenses. now they have begun to be licensed, so they are absolutely transparent as to which specialist, which organization, and all of them are all clear. it's all the same specialists who simply check this gas equipment with a certain frequency. moreover, these are not some new organizations. as a rule, it's all the same, we see. the number of accidents has been happening lately, so they began to pay attention to it. i assure you. what does it mean by small gradual steps, we will move on and come to a result that will please us all with you, therefore , we must bring everything into the proper form as much as possible and again i will repeat first of all. this territory to be gasified. we hope that in the near future this process will not start quickly, and it is painstaking, but gas will

, sanctions have not been able to stop the growth of iran's gas production. the price of natural gas in the world markets reached 2077 per cubic meter before noon on saturday, july 10th, and the contractionary policies of the federal reserve including natural gas, according to the report iran's international gas production institute in 2022 will increase one-tenth of a percent to 259 billion cubic meters, equivalent to 6.4-tenths of the world's natural gas production. america and russia are the third producers of this product in the world, it shows that the american sanctions could not stop and slow down the growth of iran's gas production, the gas of the world belongs to the feed of petrochemicals in iran and the recently approved price of one thousand tomans is 32 thousand tomans per dollar , approximately 1900 globally, iran is the second country it is the owner of the world's conventional gas reserves, but with the increasing growth of consumption, it has faced the form of imbalance in the supply of gas seasons, in such a way that studies show that the di

the gas america, you have to get the gas in america. have to turn it into a liquid, put it on a diesel ship, 3500 miles across the atlantic. regasify it. it uses three times more carbon than just drilling our own gas in the north sea. >> this at all? >> this at all? >> well, because okay, it's being branded a reckless decision . decision. >> okay? >> okay? >> people use words , but do they >> people use words, but do they really stack up with reality ? i really stack up with reality? i repeat, three quarters of our energy that we currently use in this country is oil and gas. and by the end of 2030, it will still be half. and that's according to the head of the climate change commission, which is the government's own kind of in—house environmental consultancy. everyone around consultancy. so everyone around the world realises we're going to need oil and gas for a long time, even though we're going to be less and less be using less and less and less oil gas. but it's going to oil and gas. but it's going to take years this take years to un

line, zahedan to zabul gas transmission line, iranshahr to chabahar gas transmission line, the start of executive operations of the khash to saravan gas transmission line, and the operation of the cities of zabel, khash, mohammadabad and zaman, as well as the restoration of two cement factories, sistan khash, sistan cement factory, and dry cement factory were carried out in the 13th government . iran's physics olympiad team in the 53rd edition of the world physics olympiad is the result of the team's efforts i was a five-member physics olympiad student in our country, winning 4 silver medals and one bronze medal, the koran, the ratio of psychological pressures of the kerman earthquake, the lottery results of last thousand years competitions, travel questions, the laboratory in this physics olympiad was held in japan, 80 countries of the world were present , and we had been studying since three years ago. freedom to test experimental sciences could it be that we were quarantined four days later, the experimental exam, the question of the theory exam, and the time of each exam was 5 ye

we spoke about how important natural gas is. low car ammonia is needed. they will need streamline permitting to meet the innovation. >> mr. duval. you touched on trade a bit. have there been any conversations about a trade deal with the uk. >> we talked about enforcing rules on corn going to mexico. >> thank you, my time is expired. i recognize mr. forte for 4 minutes. >> thank you mr. chair, i appreciate it. i think abundance and affordability are linked. we have regulation after regulation. land use imitation after land usage limitation. they are resolvable. mr. brown you listed every american eats about 100 pounds of chicken. a real round number let's tell another side of the story on corn, ethanol, the price of feed for chickens. what are the biofuels policies doing to the price of chicken? >> well, sir, if you go back to when the ethanol mandate was put in place in 2007 to 2008. drove the price through the roof 13 companies were out of business. we have taken narrower margins. we won't fight the war. congress won't have the appetite for that. it driv

the question fabric to hold the gas. curiously enough, the best balloon material is a kind of tissue. it is called gold, beta skin found in cattle just after the appendix called beta skin is cemented. the balloon clasp is a lining. it is very light thin, tough and almost completely impermeable to hydrogen. but it is hard to get in sufficient quantity and expensive. so it's not surprising the next best fabric, namely silk, took an early lead, remained a favorite up through civil war time. one of the most colorful incidents in the war was the use of a so-called petticoat balloon made of the beautiful gowns of southern bell. through a fortunate combination economics and science. cotton forged end of the lead during eighties and has stayed there ever since. cotton even stronger than silk when created rubber, real or synthetic it wears better, it is almost as light and it won't generate a spark. the way itself when rubbed lots, it's far cheaper new material that are constantly being tested and developed. cellophane, for examp

g liquefied natural gas to europe, to replace russian natural gas. so united states has played a new more um, you know, muscular role in europe and in global energy affairs. and i, and there is the perception with this project that the united states needs to maintain a certain flow of energy to be able to support our allies. and that, um, you know, you would see the alaska delegation and other site that energy is best coming from domestic resources and from uh, from the state of alaska. so i'm a broker, i'm giving this next question to you. i want to share my laptop with the viewers. i'm looking at a report from the i e a. this is the international energy association you, they are very pro energy. they came out with a report about how the, the world can get to net 0 by 2050. and in this report, i'm going to share this here. it says there is no need for investment in new fossil fuel supply in our net 0 pathway look, do you believe that that new fossil fuel projects will lead the world to the tipping point for climate change faster? but i think that, y

by the way, yesterday drivers tried to fill up with gasoline at gas stations . to do so not very muchelt for the population. well, taxes have to be paid because the war budget is high and the money has to be taken from somewhere, not only from western partners . i was waiting for help yesterday and in the evening. i think the tank is a little incomplete. i knew that he is traveling today, i am leaving today, so it went up , you know, the cap was crushed a little , you know, somewhere for those 5 uah for some, and then i think well, what should i do for the rest of my life, stock up, so let's compare fuel prices by state on june 30 and july 1 at one of the kyiv gas stations, a liter of 95th premium yesterday cost 49.99 today, the price has not changed, the traditional 95th growth. one hryvnia is just as insignificant, but the price of diesel and gas increased, and in fact this is only the beginning, we will see the final price at the end of july, the calculations show that gasoline is uah 11 per liter, diesel fuel is uah 8, taxes on liquefied gas are increasing by three hryvnias per li

power at 34% was from gas, 21% would be imported _ power at 34% was from gas, 21% would be importede and _ power at 34% was from gas, 21% would be imported from france and the - be imported from france and the netheriands— be imported from france and the netherlands and _ be imported from france and the netherlands and belgium - be imported from france and the netherlands and belgium and . be imported from france and the - netherlands and belgium and norway. there is— netherlands and belgium and norway. there is a _ netherlands and belgium and norway. there is a little _ netherlands and belgium and norway. there is a little bit— netherlands and belgium and norway. there is a little bit of— netherlands and belgium and norway. there is a little bit of wind _ netherlands and belgium and norway. there is a little bit of wind and - there is a little bit of wind and solar _ there is a little bit of wind and solar energy _ there is a little bit of wind and solar energy so _ there is a little bit of wind and solar energy so we _ there is a little bit of wind and solar energy so we need - th

we still do not know what is at a depth of 8 km where norway produces gas. but there are also large deposits of gas, of course we should stimulate and adopt this law, but we should also remember that that in the public sector , he ordered extraction, it is not allowed to beautify, to corrupt. it is impossible to build without increasing the domestic production of natural gas, which in turn cannot be achieved without attracting foreign investment and technology in the mining industry, the mechanism of concluding agreements between the state and the investor on the distribution of production can become an effective tool in attracting investments, at the same time, it really needs qualitative improvement, first of all, an increase the transparency of the procedure for conducting the tenders themselves and the subsequent conclusion of agreements and the removal of corruption risks e.e. this draft law has a number of important positive of the innovations that are established, clear criteria for determining the winners of tenders for the conclusion of urps are est

i am not a british gas _ british gas a well—run company?n. so we would probably say — the lights on and so on. so we would probably say yes but, when you listen _ probably say yes but, when you listen to — probably say yes but, when you listen to the complaints from people. — listen to the complaints from people, not having complaints handled — people, not having complaints handled well, it is not very good, is it? _ handled well, it is not very good, is it? but— handled well, it is not very good, is it? but that i think is across the board _ is it? but that i think is across the board. lots of other providers like virgin— the board. lots of other providers like virgin media, i've had problems making _ like virgin media, i've had problems making complaints so they are not the only— making complaints so they are not the only company that tries to hang up the only company that tries to hang up on _ the only company that tries to hang up on you _ the only company that tries to hang up on you when you try to deal with things it _ up on you when

delivered at the end of the seventh program from iran's national gas company will be equal to the gas delivered at the beginning of the plant. combined cycle and zahra jan power plants are low efficiency and this helps us to use less gas. let me tell you two more things to answer your excellency. we have signed 4 interesting agreements with the industry in the field of renewable development, that is, every industry, the steel industry, which today is 100 megawatt has actually planned to say that if you are harmed, 130% of consumption management programs will be exempted, or in the green panel, we predicted that those who buy their own electricity from the green panel, there is no limit to the amount they buy . do from summer because of this i hope that this document will be developed and regarding why you have been contacted with mr. mehdi farahani, a member of the board of directors of shams abad industrial estate, mr. farahani. hello, good time. greetings to you and dear guests. we are talking about renewable energies, you industrialists, how is the situation now, in your opinion, h

to pay for gas delivery even if you do not use gas.nion, this is corruption rent and this should be sorted out by the nkrek mp, but people do not use gas. it can be zero, and the delivery still costs you something there are 20 dashes of uah 120 per month, that's equal to uh. and here are the people who left their houses, especially those houses with gas and individual gas heating. they receive uh, lawsuits, just lawsuits, and in my case, there were such cases in my close acquaintances, there were such cases when the company was not informed about the debt, that is, she did not inform about the filing of a lawsuit , the account was simply blocked as a result of the court decision about which cards were also not informed. there are many situations in my opinion, well, this legislation needs to be changed, according to my own situation, when gas distribution, gas delivery is disconnected, but nevertheless it is, well, in fact, it is wrong to pay gas consumers, it is wrong, absolutely wrong for us, thank you, thank you for the conversation

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