by suspending the 18 sent federal gas tax for the next 90 days, we can bring down the price of gas and give families a little bit of relief. i: the companies to pass this along, every penny of this reduction to the consumers. there is no time now for profiteering. there are a number of other proposals by democrats in the house and senate and i hope my call for action to help -- can help move those forward as well. but we can also cut gas prices even more in another way. that is why the second action i am taking is calling on states to either suspend the state gas tax as well or find other ways to deliver some relief. state gas taxes average $.30 per gallon. already, some states have acted. in connecticut and new york, the governors have temporarily suspended their gas tax as well. in illinois and colorado, we governors laid there's as well. -- delayed theirs as well. in minnesota, governor walz proposes using state budget surpluses to give households a rebate. i'm calling on more states and local governments to take actions like these. next to our historic economic recovery which forti

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stored in underground gas storage facilities., many people will be forced to immediately take something from the storage there , and on the other hand, there can wait for such an autumn-winter period, so that again, using non-commercial and military logic, they will stop supplying gas altogether including to the european union by forcing it or minimizing it by forcing it to backtrack on the sanctions regime, i.e. to demand the lifting of sanctions well, that's how they do it, for example of the black sea, where by blocking our black sea ports, they also blocked the export of grain from ukraine , and actually speaking, this provokes a food crisis , and a possible consequence is a migration crisis from africa to europe, well, in fact, this is what is needed in the russian scenario of the chaos of western europe, first of all, as the most vulnerable links of the west and so that the attention is diverted from ukraine more miro is focused on other crises that have arisen, so to speak, and they say that russia will then demonstrate th

gas pipeline has been reduced.o, there was a reduction in the northern flow of the first a and with a rather strange explanation that they say that it is not possible to return the turbine of the gas pumping unit , which went to canada for repair. the company's turbine is known to the siemens company from the isostation mode, canada cannot return its atom, the volume of supply is correspondingly reduced because the gas pipeline cannot operate in normal mode at full design capacity, it turned out that according to the information from the promo, there are still three turbines that are not functioning. and this is absolutely absurd, it cannot be so to be, that is, four turbines came out at the same time, and out of the available e-e, six plus two reserve systems, and as the internal documents of gazprom e, in addition, there should always be a spare turbine in case of something and here, if several turbines fail at once, one is being repaired somewhere and cannot be delivered, and there is no spare one, although sate

are mere municipal gas suppliers might not be able to to have a gas to supply. and of course, businesses would suffer as well, particularly germany is manufacturing businesses and present sir intensive uses like the chemicals industry. and you know, they could really struggle and that would have a much greater impact in the wider economy. and how, because of course, fulfilling 2 roles here as both economy and energy minister. so trying to balance these 2 sides, did he talk about the potential for triggering the next level of the emergency plan and what that could me? well, the year the, a further stages of this emergency plan could allow the government to allow energy companies to impose unilateral price hikes. and you know, that's something they've not yet decided to do. ultimately, they could even ration gas with a government agency, the saying who can have the gas and who caught up to now the government saying, well, we're hoping the combination of measures reducing demand. but also looking for alternative sources, possibly reactivating coal that that will be

, a substantial share of gas storage and gas pipeline networks throughout europe. benjamin smith is a research associate at harvard university. he says the criminal latest claims should be viewed with skepticism. it's very convenient to, there's been a litany of excuses that got from a given over the years for its sudden and unexplained cuts in natural gas supplies the europe. this is the latest in an aggregated energy crisis that spans all the way back to the middle of last year in 2021. the chrome, an intentionally limited, natural gas volumes export in european storage, as many of which were owned by cremmit control gas from itself. this create an you, i'd gas scarcity that limited the latitude of foreign policy responses to put in invasion of ukraine and how facilities began during the height of the european heating season over the year in february 2022. so when we're hearing that there is suddenly this, the gas reductions are north stream one, you know, we have to be skeptical. you know, there's, there's a few things that play here. first of all, it's trying to make, you know, it

, a substantial share of gas storage and gas pipeline networks. throughout europe, i'm joined now by doctor benjamin schmitz, from cambridge, massachusetts. he's a research associate at harvard university and senior fellow for democratic resilience at the center for european policy analysis, and he's a friend of the show. welcome back to the day sir. can i start by getting your take on the 40 percent cut in supply by gas prom? it's blaming. it's on a lack of parts held up by sanctions. does that sound possible? look, it's very convenient. there's been a litany of excuses. the gas from a given over the years for its sudden and unexplained cuts in natural gas supply to europe. this is the latest in an aggregated energy crisis that spans all the way back to the middle of last year. in 2021. the chrome unintentionally limited natural gas volumes export in european storage is many of which were owned by fremont, control gas from itself. this create an u. i. gas scarcity that limited the latitude of foreign policy responses to put in invasion of ukraine and how it began during the height o

, a substantial share of gas storage and gas pipeline networks throughout europe and japan. schmidt is a research associate at harvard university. he says the crime translators claims should be viewed with skepticism. it's very convenient to there's been a litany of excuses, a gas promise given over the years for it's a sudden and unexplained cuts in natural gas supplies to europe. this is the latest im in aggregated ah, energy crisis. it spans all the way back to the middle of last year in 2021. the kremlin intentionally limited, natural gas volumes exported. european storage is many of which were owned by cramming controlled gas from itself. this created an you wide gas scarcity that limited the latitude of foreign policy responses to putin's invasion of ukraine. as hostilities began during the height of the european heating season earlier this year in february 2022. so when we're hearing that there is suddenly this, this gas a reduction through nord stream one. ah, you know, we have to be skeptical. is that this of all the stories making headlines around the world? supporters of jai

the same united states with liquefied gas has now become more complicated.he united states help europe, do they have such opportunities? well, maybe there are some. despite the accident of the lg freeper in the gulf of mexico, and for three months, as they say, the company was out of business, more precisely, they reduced their export opportunities, but if i hadn't said that this will somehow have a fatal effect on the supply of gas to the european union, the accident is quite strange, really, but if there are no other uh-uh, then in principle the united states, of course, will not be able to cover all the needs of the european union in liquefied gas and in gases in general, but they will be able to contribute in one way or another. in addition, the european union is now actively engaged in the issue of revising some decisions, especially at the national level, regarding, for example, the closure of a number of coal-fired power plants, and now precisely at the national level in countries and not only in germany, but first of all in germany, a decision was ma

gas turbines? the engineering company saying one turbine is being overhauled in canada but cannot be delivered to russia because of sanctions. so far gas problem has not indicated if it will increase gas applies to other pipelines, to compensate or loss. for more a spring into a ball season energy expert and professor at the pairs institute of political studies. welcome to the w, terry, do you expect flows or not stream one to be permanently know lower? now, where i do expect that in the grand scheme that we are saying since the last i eat, the weapon is ation of gas. we have to be prepared for this. we've seen a gas problem. stopping state spot saved back in 2021. not repeating that german storage at the end of may 2021. we've seen that stop throw in for 4 different 5 different countries. and this is another thing that the credit is throwing at. so we have to keep in mind that at the end of the day, we should be completely independent with the russian gas going every week. sorry about that in the

by suspending the 18-cent federal gas tax for the next 90 days, we can bring down the price of gas and give families just a little bit of relief. i call on the companies to pass this along, every penny of this 18-cent reduction, to the consumers. this is -- there's no time now for profiteering. there are a number of other proposals by democrats in the house and the senate, and i hope my call for action can help move those proposals forward, as well. but we can also cut gas prices even more in another way. that's why the second action i'm taking is calling on states to either suspend the state gas tax as well, or find other ways to deliver some relief. state gas taxes average 30 cents per gallon. already some states have acted. in connecticut and new york, the governors have temporarily suspended their gas tax, as well. in illinois and colorado, governors delayed theirs to give families a bit more breathing room, as well. in minnesota, governor waltz proposes using state budget surpluses to give households a rebate that will help them pay for gas at the pump -- or other essential needs.

so the gas transit north stream is 40 percent lower gas from has stopped exporting gas to poland and transit through ukraine is also lower. what does this mean for the supply to europe? where if we compare the supply to europe now after this, this is what it used to be prior to copy it. we are receiving right now with the left and half the gas we were receiving from gas from 2 years ago. so, i mean, all dependency in europe has been huffed from 40 percent dependent on gas from we are now 20 percent dependent. the good thing a so far markets have been able to find a solution which look of natural gas being, be routed to europe, to mitigate this and tell you how far along is the continent then and making itself less dependent on russian gas? well, i mean, so far we've been less dependent. thanks quote and quote from the credit. i mean it's a credit that has cut us not us putting an embargo on gas as we did in the european side on core on oil. again, as i said, 40 percent, we are now to 20 percent of the $11.00 half of the 10 percent i 10 percent could still be manageable at extreme hig

i have invited many deer and well known gas. and i would like to invite you to an end ah ah, this is the w news live from berlin, the battle port ukraine's don bast region rages of russian forces, now control up to 80 percent of the city of several don. yes. and there, urging the ukrainian fighters hold off in a chemical plant there to surrender. struggling to secure europe's gas supply. germany bells out a former russian gas company, operating critical energy infrastructure. plus a last minute intervention, u. k councils. it's 1st deportation flights to rwanda. off a ruling from the european court on human rights. it says asylum seekers may be at risk if they're there. ah, i'm him a hobbit walking to the program. the battle for ukraine's eastern don bass region rages on and russia is tightening its grip on the city of several don yeske. russia has destroyed all 3 bridges leading out of the city to ukrainian, held lizzie chance. and that means it's almost entirely cut off. russian troops are calling on ukrainian forces to surren

direct this gas to the storage facilities, so the main issue now is not the availability of gas, note them, because i am sure that in september and october we will see many more attacks on both thermal power plants and thermal power plants. i really hope that nuclear plants with missiles they will not attack because, well, this is a direct nuclear threat to everyone for the entire continent, but what will prevent the russians from massively hitting coal-fired thermal power plants, so this is a huge question - it is really very it will be a difficult season very it will be a difficult season you said that we have 10 billion cubic meters of gas, and yet the government instructed naftogaz to provide at least 19 billion cubic meters of gas in gas storage facilities by the fall, at the expense of which we can do it well, you know, i 'll be frank, i don't see any need at all to accumulate 19 billion objects, well, according to the figures i see today, we need the most 14 billion cubic meters of storage and forward contracts with europe or america or qatar for the supply of gas at the end o

so a gas tax is an action.s not a solution, relieving the gas tax, but the reality here is we have to get more supply into the global system and we've got to recognize it as a global system. >> let me turn -- i'm really fascinated by the linkage between the oil that comes out of the ground and then it is refined and sold on a wholesale market and there's a linkage between these prices and it's pretty fixed it's not like somebody's -- and it's not like somebody's jacking on extra price to gouge in most cases. that's my opinion, but be that as it may. let me go back to you, kevin book, and that is this, if you reduce the tax on a gallon of gas. the federal tax and the state tax, are you, in effect, doing the opposite of what you need to do which is to say that you're are -- you will then decrease -- increase, excuse me, the demand for gasoline while it does nothing to help you with supply, so the result would be that the basic crude cost would go up and not down >> when you get down to inducing or preserving the

it is obvious that the second source is gas import, gas purchase in europe.e even not in europe, it can be liquefied gas or american gas or somewhere in asia that already comes to the european lg e-e terminals and is then delivered to ukraine therefore production or import of c2-2 sources e now the second question is for what funds it will be done there are essentially three such sources of funds, the first is the tariff funds, actually what is paid in gas tariffs, it also goes to the purchase of gas, the second is the state budget, and there are already certain bills that allow to attract also in the state budget for the formation of a financial resource for the purchase of gas , and the third is an international donor and grant program or even international borrowing, and now naftogaz is conducting such negotiations with american american companies and american institutions, as well as with by european institutions so that they provide financing in ukraine for the purchase of gas, that is why tariffs, the state budget and international aid are three sources

uh, gas boiler, gas analyzer, gas meter and start using natural gas with pleasure on 22-23.he date that is indicated, you say, yes, when applying you are indicated, yes, then it is observed, of course. moreover , i want to say that we are obliged to complete the presidential program by the end of 2022, but i will immediately make a reservation on january 1, 23 , the program does not stop. why because we are new settlements and only within the framework of a five-year programs. which aleksey borisovich miller , the representative of the board of pjsc gazprom, signed with the heads of all constituent entities of the russian federation , the program until 2025 provides for the construction of gas pipelines in another 3,500 new settlements of the russian federation where gas will come. and if gas comes to a locality, then this locality automatically enters the program before gasification, and we will build gas pipelines to the borders of the applicants' land plots in the twenty-third and twenty- fifth years until 2030, but 2022 is the year mass connection of russian consumers in

per gallon of gas that you purchase and a 24-cent gas per gallon of diesel you purchase. it is a tax that has been around for 90 years. it is important because we use it for the highway trust fund to keep our highways going, but what i'm propose something suspending the federal gas tax without affecting the highway trust fund and here is how we do that. with the tax revenues up this year and our deficit down over $1.6 trillion this year alone we'll still be able to fix our highways and bring down prices of gas. we can do both at the same time. by suspending the 18-cent gas tax, federal gas tax for the next 90 days we can bring undo the price of gas and give families just a little bit of relief. i call on the companies to pass this along, every penny of this 18 cents reduction tote consumers. this is, there is no time now for profiteering. there are a number of other proposals by democrats in the house and the senate and i hope my call for action can help move those proposals forward as well. but we can also cut gas prices even more in another way. that's why the second ac

, prom gas. prom jemaya. we'll get 10000000000 euros to prevent it going bankrupt and keep supplies flowing. announcement came out of gas prompts that it was slash daily gas deliveries to germany by the north stream pipeline, as it waits for german partners, siemens to return equipment. it had sent for repair. energy giant gans prom is giving germany the cold shoulder. the kremlin own company is slashing its gas supply volume by nearly 40 percent. now instead of the previous 167000000 cubic meters per day, only $100000000.00 will flow to the north stream one pipeline. gas prom blames missing compressor units from german company, siemens. however, siemens energy is not allowed to supply the parts because of sanctions against russia. nord stream, one is the main supply pipeline. since 2011, the pipeline has been bringing gas from vi borg and russia to lou mean in northern germany. the nord stream to pipeline runs parallel. it was nearly up and running, but then russia invaded ukraine. in response, germany halte

gas in liquefied form. can i ask a question today, 30 million tons, for example, without fail, but for sure, we have a decision for lng production by the company for about another 36 million tons per 34 million tons, which will be implemented in the next few years, taking into account the program that is currently being implemented by the government of the russian federation accelerated approved. this is a substitution for lng technologies e, and. we have russian technologies, but at the same time they less powerful than foreign ones, although the prospect of their increase in capacity is also quite. well, uh, positive, so we could go out and show or at least 100 million tons of additional production. liquid for example on gas. and this is an opportunity to diversify into those countries that will maximize the use of liquefied natural gas there as a source. well , the pipe is not everywhere. yes, it goes, as you know, where it is possible to supply a pipe. we certainly and gazprom will go to implement proje

out of business, municipal gas suppliers might not be able to to have a gas to supply. and of course, businesses would suffer as well, particularly germany's industry. and you know, they could really struggle and that would have a much greater impact in the wider economy and how, because of course, fulfilling to really talk about the potential for triggering the next level of the emergency plan. and what that could me well, the yeah, the allow energy companies to impose unilateral price hikes and you know that something they have not yet decided to do all the gas and he caught up to now the government saying, well, we're hoping the combination of measures reducing demand, but also looking for alternative sources, possibly wattage are can well, of course gems will be hoping that it doesn't come to that, but we'll wait and see simon young. thank you very much. now let's check in on some of the other glue applies from russia and a bilateral deal with moscow. it's biggest supplier, india band exports of the great last month to help contain local prices. an agreement with ru

gas supplies from russia. bulgaria was lucky because they er, at the intersection of several key lawns, and they can quickly get gas from both europe and turkey , so that it has already been mentioned, some countries simply reduce their consumption, and countries such as germany and austria, they really, from the point of view of numbers, are too dependent on the supply of gas from e -e from russia, for this we tell them if you cannot do without russian gas, a month two three four to end the war in ukraine stop it then at least cover the nord stream 1 because today the capacity of the ukrainian gts company well which i present. today we operate on the ukrainian route, there are enough of them to supply the entire volume of gas to europe, this would already change the proportion between the consumer in europe and between russia, and then russia will not talk in rubles, in euros or in dollars to pay them and then the customer will tell where to deliver to him, how to calculate and so on. we are conducting this d

lng to replace russian gas. second we are accelerating our work to help deploy the massive amounts of clean energy efficiency and electrification required to fully move away from fossil fuels. the untapped savings available are smart thermostats solar wind and storage projects in the near term represent roughly one third of all russian exports of natural gas to the eu. as part of the support we are also exploring ways we can engage in a civil nuclear corporation such as the recent dalo why did we signed with new scale for its romanian project. third we believe ukraine and eastern europe are not just places in need of strategic investment from the west that can become hubs of energy security for the west are to that end we are identifying opportunities for east-west cohesion that could connect the energy grids from ukraine and bulgaria and romania to serve the western balkans and places to the west. europe will invest more than $200 billion between now and 2027 to phase out russian fossil fuel imports but the tot

this is sort of confusing breaking down german gas from russian gas problem. you could almost think that germany is bailing out a russian company. what exactly is going on here? can you break this down? ok, well indeed, thanks for having me tonight. yes, it's a, this company was the daughter of a gas problem in st. petersburg. but at the same time, if you look at all the infrastructure it owns, there's deep german participation between this year this russian company and i'm russian energy companies and german energy companies. so the whole industry is in tango very deeply. this goes back to the 1980s when the pipelines were for the oil . pipelines were 1st built through ukraine and poland and so forth from the soviet union. and now have been renewed with these more stream pipelines. this is a very deep alliance. that goes back a long time. ok. well time we also heard today russia's gas prom saying that a delivery through the pipeline will be caught by 40 percent due to complications related to sanctions. just after that, the german government announced this ba

after gas pronounced cuts. we have an expert on what it means for prices and in uganda. activists try to keep a french energy giant out of the country's largest wildlife rescue. i'm christie plats and this is d w. business. german car maker volkswagen is facing brazilian prosecutors over allegations of human rights violations and a farm it ran during brazil's military dictate dictatorship accusations include slave labor, torture and even killings. prosecutor say they have documented years of atrocities committed by volkswagen managers and hired guns at a cattle ranch. the company owned in the amazon rain forest basin in the 19 seventies and eighties. now they hoped to reach a financial settlement for the victims a court house in brazil, ya here behind closed doors, prosecutors were said to confront one of the world's most powerful automakers. with this series of explosive allegations, it revolves around this farm in brazil. the accusation that volkswagen benefited from slave labor here during the 19 seventy's a

also coming up russian energy, giant gas pro analysis, it will slash gas deliveries to europe while it repairs a key pipeline. but what's really behind the move and hot air from north africa is bringing an early heat wave to spain. temperatures in some places are reaching their highest. they've been this time of year in 40 years. ah. hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. russia has told ukrainian fighters holding out the chemical plant in the eastern city of seville de nest to surrender. a spokesman for pro russian separatists in the region says if they don't lay down their weapons, they'll face death. meanwhile, russia says it's establishing a humanitarian corridor to evacuate an estimated $500.00 civilians who've been sheltering at the plant. it says they'll be taken to the russian control town of spots opal. with all bridges to the twin, city list shanks destroyed, ukrainian troops. now risk being encircled instead of ever denounced. eliza chance has suffered relentless shelling but not every one in the walked on eastern city is fleeing. some i do afraid to leave, but othe

how much gas is needed to determine whether domestically produced gas is not enough to meet all theseds . and why is it necessary for the zlen-lease, which is intended to finance armaments for ukraine of heavy weapons for ukraine to withdraw money for the purchase by a private company, because in accordance with its charter, the naftogaz group defines its sole goal of making a profit is 6 billion cubic meters of gas, why exactly six, why exactly in the united states , in what way, in what way, will this supply be carried out, especially since europe still once again, i emphasize that in this heating season, europe will not have enough natural gas because it is necessary to refuse russian supplies. will not be able to provide compensation for these same volumes, which are estimated at at least 70 billion cubic meters of gas per year if taken in annual terms, that is why we have a connection, in my opinion, it is necessary to somehow limit the appetites of business entities the sale of this energy carrier to ukrainian consumers at prices that are much higher than those determined by the

it's natural gas supply. moscow has cut off all gas flows, the 6 european countries. it has reduced supply to germany, which is europe's biggest economy by 40 percent. and german vice chancellor robin hobbit called on citizens to reduce their energy consumption. he said every kilowatt hour helps his goal to refill storage tanks. before winter comes currently they are about 58 percent for the government also encourages utility companies to extend the use of coal fired power plant right now. germany has 70 such plans that run on hard and leg night coal and another solution would be to extend the use of nuclear power. the country still has 3 nuclear power plants which are supposed to be shut down at the end of the year. an industry group now says they could remain on the grid to reduce the dependency on russian gas. my colleagues ship on dutch in bay, lou met up with the head of the federation of german industries and he asked him if indeed nuclear power would be the best solution here. while the nuclear on the long run will be a contribution to the wolves energy equatio

russian gas had to be replaced. we have three different approaches to do this. the first is diversification. the second is investing in energy sources and others. sources of energy supply, so when we talk about the diversification of sources, we had an agreement with the american president to increase supplies from the united states to the european union, as well as additional 50 billion cubic meters of gas will come from them, we have signed contracts, so we we see that the companies of the european union are already working and are already eager to receive additional supplies. we need an additional 50 billion cubic meters of gas annually. i already spoke about norway and azerbaijan, they are increasing supplies by 15 and 19% respectively. everyone understands the situation that now for them this is a wonderful business opportunity in order to attract the attention of other important customers to their market, to fill the vacuum that was created by the situation with russia, when we talk about 50 billion cubic mete

both oil and gas. as i said, the topic is important. eh, alexander valentinovich, if i'm talking about oil today and about today's market. i have a question right now. is it possible to have a meeting between south arabia and a representative of saudi arabia while i have not seen anywhere in the news how it ended and how it went. can you tell us some news . indeed, this morning we met with energy minister prince abdoleziz. he came here to to participate in the work of the 25th anniversary st. petersburg economic forum. well, you know that we are traditionally together, uh, have been participating lately, especially when it came to our relationship within the framework of the deal plus in various forum events, so we believe that this visit is, of course, very important, uh, and for us in order to compare, including from the largest oil producing party, our views and watches on the current situation in the oil market against forecasts that are before the end of the year of all certainly interested in for

media is zhizha hydrocarbon gas.the one that is sold in cylinders, simply put, uh, it is actively used both in the household, that is, they put the cylinders in the home, and a. and in vehicles, well and, accordingly, the main imitation was in the propane-butane mixture segment. and this was reflected in the cost. e many products. that 's what was ah, the painful situation of the ministry of energy of kazakhstan predicts a deficit by 2025. and if this forecast comes true, what kind of rise in price should be expected, by this moment kazakhstan is actively gasified, just the same, traditional gas pipelines are being built to supply their consumers. e, main gas methane, in general, for the last 5 years approximately kazakhstan increased consumption in the domestic market by 40% from about 12:00 to 17 billion cubic meters, but at the same time kazakhstan produces about 31-33 billion cubic meters. that is, in principle, its own gas, while it is enough for internal needs, but at the same time due to the underdevelopment o

israeli gas. and interestingly, it's coming through a pipeline that was originally built by our gas pipeline for egypt to send gas out to syria, to lebanon, to jordan. but israel now has a connection in the pipeline. and now israelis taking gas in through into egypt instead. so he's reversing the process and they original intent of a our gas pipeline. so how quickly can it replace russian, jeff kennett replace russian gas? so looks like it's going to be at least a couple of years before the significant flows of israeli gas into york. israel, that the plants in egypt that liquify the gas from israel and load them on to ships for europe or push them through pipelines for europe. they're already running at capacity, so egypt can cannot do more than it's doing at the moment. so there's already enormous pressure on egypt, on egypt capacity to do that. so it's gonna, it'll take a couple of years, but it will allow your up to reduce his reliance on russian gas. you are takes about 40 percent of all it's

now you can go broke in germany once again urged to conserve gas.ise, according to the vice-chancellor, the cold winter, do not survive now the gas storage from the side is only half full, despite the fact that by autumn they should be at least 90% and here berlin has two options to urgently look for alternative sources of supplies or switch to the most severe savings. i don't want to walk around. yes, this is a tense serious situation, it was always clear that we were very dependent. m from gas, so we must take all necessary measures to prepare for the season, so that at least somehow improve the situation. i had to break the installations within the party, namely, to print the coal-fired power plants, the very ones that the greens actively oppose, but the environment, according to robert habik, now, against the backdrop of the crisis that has hit the country, will worry the germans the least written than halava news. ukrainian troops fired again this morning, the kiev region in donetsk , they fired shells of 155 mm caliber.

u is increasing as russia slashing its natural gas of life. moscow has caught off all gas lows to 6 european countries. it has reduced supply to germany, which is europe's biggest economy by 40 percent german vice chancellor helmut hobbit was also the economy minister called on citizens to reduce their energy consumption. he said every kilowatt hour helps. his goal is to refill storage tanks before winter comes. currently, they are about 58 percent for the government also encourages utility companies to extend the use of coal fired power plants. right now germany has 70 such plants that run on hard and a leg night coal. another solution would be to extend the use of nuclear power. the country still has 3 nuclear power plants which are supposed to be shut down at the end of the year. and in this state, industry group now says they could remain on the grid to reduce the dependency on russian gas. mike, well, well the look there on the long run will be a contribution to the wolves energy equation that's still to be seen. there's a lot of innovation underway, and i'm really curious to see how ne

industry . the middle west will increase exports of gas to europe.y, the european union actually weakens russia's gas supply a little. those that will have an effect, but it is not a fact that they will have an effect instantly. the fact is that the european union has proven itself to a critically deep dependence on russian supplies to russia. in different quarters over the last 4 years, from 40 to 53% of consumption in the european union and e now the volumes of supply, well, now there are last year, last year, russian gas supply volumes, they were out of proportion with the capacities of lng terminals in the european union, that is, but these capacities are partially used in that including russia, that is why it is impossible to find such a quantity of e-e gas from free e-e suppliers at one time, and the second is that this is a bottleneck, this is the infrastructure, therefore, of course, they will be able to replace part of the gas, but not all of it, but in addition to everything that is, in the european union there are enough other tools that a