. arrival in khanty-mansiysk, we talked about the future of the association with the general director of rossel. i think that global energyne of the main just a function associations other than premium and so on. this is just the establishment of this dialogue. uh, between scientific communities between some groups that are engaged in technological innovation, the more communication there is between the scientific communities of the scientific communities, the easier it will be for all of us to move forward. and, of course, subdivisions of another company, a member of the association, work in the game. this is gazprom oil and gas production. thanks to the company's support, members of the global energy prize are celebrating their 20th anniversary this year, who came up with record highs. they are a little later, and also remain the only russian award included in the top 100 most prestigious world awards according to the international observatory, the name of an association member provides an annual prize fund of 39.

sophia moderator of the president of the global energy association sergey borisovich brilev, this is e of the eurasian development bank and the global energy association in focus, central asia and the prospects of precisely hydropower, which if these 10 gigawatts are developed. it would seem small uh, here on the diagram costs 22 billion dollars. so 22 billion dollars appears in order to develop the irrigation irrigation system and it turns out, er, the picture is already correct, very serious effects. we can get up to one and a half percent. just gdp here are interesting stories was the minister from tajikistan in the land - that's three new jobs. that is, what is the effect of the ragunda hydroelectric power station alone, which is being built in tajikistan according to the project of the russians - this is almost 10 million jobs. 10 million - this is more than in all of tajikistan, that is, the potential effect on the entire region. the main thing is to plan everything correctly. here everyone is sitting, and water workers, fishermen and power engineers, and everyone is developing

arriving in khanty-mansiysk, we talked about the future of the association with the general director of rossel. i think that global energy is perhaps one of the main functions of the association, in addition to awards and so on. this is just the establishment of this dialogue. uh, between scientific communities between some groups that are engaged in technological innovation, the more communication there is between the scientific communities of the scientific communities, the easier it will be for all of us to move forward. and, of course, the game works divisions of another company member of the association. this is gazprom oil and gas production. thanks to the company's support, members of the global energy prize are celebrating their 20th anniversary this year, which has reached a record high. they are a little later, and also remain the only russian award, included in the top 100 most prestigious world awards according to the international observatory, an airborne name per member of the association provide an annual prize fund of 39 million rubles. upon arrival in khanty-mansiysk, we were invited to an amazing museum

energy global problems climate change will remain unresolved. this weekend, my colleague and part-time president of the global energy association sergey brilev returnedt of siberia where almost four-tenths of russian oil is produced, where until recently joint research with the west on climate change was carried out on our air his special report. from where the federal television has never filmed before. first, two words about the circumstances of the location of the us tributary khanty-mansiysk autonomous okrug, yugra even in movement it is better to be a net such a midge. even repellent and even over gloves does not save. as soon as you sit down by the mushroom, it leans on you. just enough insect hordes. in general, there are not only mosquitoes. the next stage, just in case, is the escort of a submachine gunner, because who knows, bears can be we go towards the scientific station, but our cargo went out on an all-terrain vehicle. let's pass the passenger of the all-terrain vehicle nobel laureate river plague from south korea chairman of the international award committee global energy, then dressed in suits he and his colleagues to the committee f

i think we have to take into account the global tightening cycle and a fragile economic cycle because of the energy shock and energy shock associated with energy recessions in the past. and with the global tightening draining liquidity, we have qt. i know it just started but that will be the equivalent of probably another 100 basis points of tightening. when you add that up, does fed really need to go to the 3.5%? we don't think so. i think it probably will fall short of that. there is still talk of this game until they see the numbers they want to see. we are already starting to see the collateral damage in the credit markets and in the stock market, all of that intended to tighten financial conditions but i think at some stage they will slow down the rate hikes and not get far up in terms of a short-term rate the market has been discounting. jonathan: you said until they see the numbers they want to see, what are the numbers? what do you think they are? kathy: we have heard powell say a couple months sequentially of declining inflation. i think the other numbers we will see his rising unemployment. jobs number coming up next frid

global problem of climate change, so and will remain unresolved. and just in time for this weekend, my colleague and part-time president association of global energyom that part of siberia where almost four tenths of russian oil is produced, and where, until recently, a joint study with the west on climate change was conducted on our air in his special report. from where the federal television has never filmed before. first, a few words about the circumstances of the united states khanty-mansiysk autonomous okrug, yugra even in motion better to be a net such a midge. even repellents, even over gloves, do not save. just had to swear by mushroom, how it falls on you. yes? just enough insect hordes. in general, there are not only mosquitoes. the next stage, just in case, accompanied by a submachine gunner, even who knows , bears can be we go towards the scientific station, but our cargo went out on an all-terrain vehicle. let's let the passenger of the all-terrain vehicle nobel laureate river plague from south korea chairman of the international committee of the global energy award, then dressed in suits he and his colleagues on the committee from si

energy markets on edge even as russian gas begins flowing into your. we will access -- associate. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: globalrude, u.s. gas more specific, singapore, iron ore, generally speaking it has been a soft week for energy markets, the third week on u.s. crude should be the longest weekly losing streak this year. yvonne: it is gas related this week, with nord stream, yes, we are back to the 40% levels. you're seeing some relief in these markets on what russia did. let's talk about what is next. with soni kumari, there is a bit of a reprieve from people who are on tenterhooks of what the russians were going to do this week. the question is how much longer these are going to last. it 40%, is that enough to present -- prevents an energy crisis next winter? soni: the reduction in the gas flows, it is back at 20%, the petition for this winter. we expect if 20% of continues for the rest of the year, demand has to weaken. that would see historic levels to 67% towards the end of october. that is the -- short of the 80% target. it is not looking great at the moment. if russia refuses 100% capacity, that will s

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k, where the global green energy revolution is picking on a new element. birth rise on auto 0. ah, hello there, i'm associate hender hall with the top stories here on al jazeera supporters of shia cleric knocked out al sada, remain count inside rocks, parliament after storming the building for a 2nd time this week. they are protesting against the nomination of mohammed, shy ouster. dani has prime minister marlborough, why had reports now from baghdad. ah, once again, supporters of she eye clinic moved to the southern occupy iraq parliament. but this time, the vote to stay put until their demands are met. we reject corruption and corrupt politicians. what so don is a tool in the hands of foreign powers. he and his colleagues work against iraq. he won't do anything for our benefits with a month, and we won't leave until we kick those corrupt politicians out of iraq approve iranian loop hold. the coordination framework has nominated. mm hm. multi i . so danny, for play and minister. these protesters have link it to him to former premier movie l. marley, keep voice codes. the father of the hilton ministry has co

energy is probably the most sought after commodity in the world, just because it drives global economies and everything associated fought over forever. i mean, in world war ii, you know, hitler made a big push to get oil fields, so we shouldn't be totally surprised by that and putin, though he won't admit it, understands in a macro sense, he is a declining power and he's only got a couple of things that he can leverage sort of globally. and one is his military, though not good, it does have nuclear capabilities and it was larger, although much larger before ukraine and he does have access to a lot of energy. so we should not be surprised to see putin relying on his two major, almost remaining levers of power and that's his military and his energy. >> you know, it is odd though, to your point, general, that iran is providing weaponry to him, that's a separate story. i'm wondering, you mentioned the china thing as wellment apparently, we have another battleship cruising along the south china sea, agitating the chinese with their waters and you know the back story on that and i'm wondering what do you make of the te

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global markets and, in this case, energy markets. so everyone feels the negative effect. and the feeling is that this example also shows that there is a certain, uh, limit to the russophobic aspirations of kiev, uh, associated sake of kiev, e.g., to sacrifice everything and everything. so you mentioned, just the same, that in the statement of the gesture of labor it was said in many ways, even his support for ukraine from canada. what do you think and what , maybe writes about it in the canadian press. if they talk about it at all, ah. in what form can this financial support be expressed? is it some kind of injection or is it, uh? continued pumping of ukraine of the kiev regime of weapons, how to believe at the moment? e canada is among the most active, e.g., kiev’s assistants, in particular, they provided assistance worth $2 billion, almost $2 billion, and here everything is humanitarian aid and all kinds of other infusions. in addition, canada promised weapons for almost $600 million, and it was officially announced that for almost $400 million. these weapons have already been delivered. earlier it was reported that canada also handed over howitzers to kiev. uh, long-range, so uh in the current situation.