battery industry, to dominate the electric truck industry, to dominate the chip industry, glass industry, energy in southeast ohio, aerospace in southwest ohio. i want us to be the manufacturing powerhouse of the world. i want us to help this country -- these other countries and other industries. we can do it by coming together. by coming together. i am certain. i am absolutely in my bones certain that we can do this if we come together. and it is not about finding our differences. it is not about hate. i'm 6'4", an old football player, and i'm telling you, we have to care about each other. we have to love each other. we have to see the best in each other. we have to forgive each other. we have to. show some grace. . and we have to put workers front and center in the economy in the united states of america, not the banks. [cheers and applause] rep. ryan: as john glenn said in his retirement speech, "we are more fulfilled when we are involved with something bigger than ourselves." pope francis said the same thing in washington, d.c. if you want happiness, give your life away. give your life away.

song near the eternal flame, get up a huge torna at 4:00 am today in the city in addition to industrial energyyou know, the real one is not a fictional city that was built by our grandfathers after the war in difficult conditions, from all over the country people came and built our country. meanwhile, the military continues to carry out tasks to protect the civilian population of donbass, our air defense systems in the luhansk people's republic destroyed two soviet -made tu-143 jet drones, with the help of which they introduced reconnaissance to the armed forces, our ministry of defense told about this during a briefing, in addition, high-precision air basing, a blow was struck at a large ammunition depot in nikolaevka a in the area of ​​​​the pokrovsk railway station during unloading units and military equipment of the tenth mountain assault brigade of the armed forces of ukraine, which arrived to reinforce the ukrainian grouping in the donbass , were destroyed specialists of the engineering, technical and operational staff, in addition, the launcher of the osa km missile system, destroyed in

industry. that's all and is today the basic component of the problems that arise in the world energy industry and, in fact, the world energy industry has become a hostage to big politics, where the business principles of business and the national interests of states are relegated to the background. everything that is happening today, including, to our great regret, and around ukraine is connected with the ill-conceived policy of the so-called collective west that has been going on for decades. totally ignored concerns of russia in the field of ensuring its security and encouraged in every possible way the nationalist neo-fascist elements in the kiev leadership. they disdainfully treated the problems that developed in the south-east of ukraine and in fact. for 8 years they contributed to the continuation of hostilities. this means that by the kiev regime 8 years ago and today we see that, for absolutely politically colored reasons, due to their own ambitions and under pressure from the american suren, european countries are introducing more and more sanctions on the oil and gas markets. all this l

flowers in the city of nevinnomyssk there is a memory and today in the city, in addition to industrial energyou know the real one, not a fictitious city that was built by our grandfathers after the war in difficult conditions. those who continue the work of volodymyr burns are very brave and very strong people, and right now they are fighting against the nationalists in the donbass in order to support them not only in word, but in deed in general, the russian popular front is launching a large-scale project, participating in it. each of us can help the guys who defend their native land, medicines, technical devices donations will go, just these necessary details of the project were discussed today in rostov-on-don, a report by yulia pogorelova of the rifle battalion, in general, the russian people ordered help in the form of equipment for shoes. the enemy will smash the victory will be ours to bring this day closer to the armed forces of the dpr lpr. help today is simply necessary against two tiny republics; it is not ukraine that is fighting the entire west, supplying weapons in innumerable

industry. all this is today the basic component of the problems, that arise in the world energy industry and, above, of course, in hydrocarbons, in fact, the world energy industry has become a hostage to big politics, where the business principles of business and the national interests of states are relegated to the background. everything that is happening today, including, to our great regret, and around ukraine is connected with the ill-conceived policy of the so-called collective west, which hmm for decades. ignored the absolutely legitimate concerns of russia in the field of ensuring its security and encouraged the nationalist neo-fascist elements in the kiev leadership in every possible way. they disdainfully treated the problems that developed in the south-east of ukraine and in fact. for 8 years, they contributed to the continuation of hostilities initiated by the kiev regime. 8 years there, and today we see that, for absolutely political reasons, due to their own ambitions and under pressure from the american overlord and european countries, they are imposing more and more new sanctions on

g 7 industrial nations set out on bishops, climate change goals, energy ministers meeting here in burn name to stop using coal to generate electricity by 2035 london in the grip of a fever is really stop superstars in the seventy's and eighty's loans that new stage show with digital wizardry allowing them to appear as the youngest. ah, i'm so gale. welcome to the program. ukraine is warning that russia is close to, to surrounding its troops in the eastern dumbass region. the advance could be a turning point in russia's drive to gain complete control of the region pro russia separate this. so they've taken the strategic railway hub. town of lemon. russian forces are also advancing on the nearby twin cities of savanna done yet. can that lip is to, this is chance from 3 directions. the only ukrainian controls that is left in the hands region have come under relentless bombardment. seeking safety under ground. for those still in several, danielle basements like this are the best hope of escaping the relentless brush and shelling. oh, they try their best to go on is normal, but they moved h

g 7 leading industrial nations that set our time vicious new climate change goals. energy ministers meeting here in berlin. name to stop using coal, to generate electricity by 2035. ah, i'm from gail. welcome to the program. or ukraine's warning that russia is edging closer to surrounding its forces in the eastern industrial heart land of don bass. those could be a turning point in russia's drive to gain complete control of key east and regions . pro russia separatists say they've taken the strategic railway hub town of layman . russian forces are also besieging the city of louis chance. ukraine's president vladimir savanski has accused moscow of carrying out genocide in dumbass mines like this is what life in ukraine's east looks like now. residents of the city of lucy chanced, desperate to escape the constant shelling shelter here in this basement. why didn't you? many here urgently need medical supplies, but traveling to get them is too risky. will not only get so my father suffered a stroke. and there are many others in these houses who need medication. about 7 incremental ukraine says

also coming up, leading industrial nations have set out ambitious new climate change goals. energy ministers made in heat in berlin and to stop using coal to generate electricity. by 2035 will hear from canada's representative at the talks. and texas police under pressure over the elementary school massacre as breeding families joined calls for strict and gun controls. there are questions over how long it took the emergency team to respond. ah m, anthony, how does good have you with us? e crown this morning that russia is edging closer to surrounding its forces in its industrial hot land. dumbass. the advance could be a turning point in rushes drive to tighten its grip on key eastern regents pro russian separatist said they have taken full control of the strategic town of lema . russian forces the also besieging the city of chance, ukraine's president. the lot of mister lensky has accused moscow of carrying out genocide in don bus. my, it's like this is what life in jo cleans east looks like now. residence of the city of lucy chance desperate to escape the constant shelling shelter here in t

industry. all this is today the basic, component of the problems that arise in the world energy industry and, abovee, in hydrocarbons, in fact, the world energy industry has become a hostage to big politics, where the business principles of business and the national interests of states are relegated to the background. everything that is happening today, including, to our great regret, and around ukraine is connected with the ill-conceived policy of the so-called collective west, which hmm for decades. ignored the absolutely legitimate concerns of russia in the field of ensuring its security and encouraged in every possible way the nationalist neo-fascist elements in the kiev leadership. they disdainfully treated the problems that developed in the southeast ukraine and in fact. for 8 years they contributed to the continuation of hostilities. this means that by their kiev regime 8 years ago and today we see that for absolutely politically colored reasons, due to their own ambitions and under pressure from the american overlord, european countries are imposing more and more new sanctions on the oil an

for the launch of new strategic joint projects in the industry, machine building , transport industry, energyernment kazakhstan is determined to deepen and strengthen mutually beneficial cooperation. with the russian federation in kazakhstan, 13 significant joint projects in the industry have been implemented, another 22 large projects worth almost $4 billion are being implemented or are being developed. we are interested in launching joint projects as soon as possible and are ready to provide comprehensive support. over 500 billion rubles the authorities will allocate for the indexation of social benefits, as mikhail mishustin said already at a meeting with deputy prime ministers. this will support more than 50 million citizens benefit will be indexed from june 1st. now non-working pensioners, on average, will receive more than 19,000 rubles per month. the minimum wage will exceed 15,200 rubles. which will lead to an increase in the salary of more than 4 million workers, an increased cost of living, and with it there will be more monthly benefits for a child under the age of 3, as well as be

it's heavy at manufacturing industries and you know, those are energy intensive industries. if you just switch off the energy supplies, it's going to have a very obvious effect on the german economy. and of course the german arguments as well. that's not good for europe either. is it? so let's just manage this down rather than somehow, you know, switching the lights off. so, so yeah, you're right, it's interesting to follow the follow the eyeballs and see where the might. there might be a, you know, some sort of a dispute if you like, or what we know. there are differences in that position. a manual mackerel must be asking all our shots to do or he can. and i'm sure that our shots are saying, well, we are doing all we can and will try and do more as, as opportunity allows. both men did, however, make it clear that they want to pay the way for ukraine to join the you whenever that maybe. yes, i mean, i think, i think that's right, they talking about the european way to context the european neighborhood as a manual micron called it and he's got this plan for what he talks about

energy resources. such as an enterprise in the petrochemical industry. r costs are rising, and the deficit is growing. uh, these energy resources. because they have to, uh, readjust their connections, look elsewhere for the appropriate energy resources. ah, deficit. uh, it leads to the fact that prices are growing not only for petroleum products, but also for electricity at gas. by the way, i remind you that we have already seen the rise in gas prices up to 4.000 dollars per 1.000 m³ of gas despite the fact that under normal circumstances this has always been the case. the average price for the last few years before the crisis was about 200 dollars per 1,000 cubic meters, that is, 20 times the excess was valuable, so this leads to an increase. energy for e petrochemical products primarily for fertilizer fertilizer, which is used in agriculture for food production, food shortage and eventually in some regions that suffer from these rash actions and uh, hmm, are not getting the full amount of u food. that is, we see today an increase in food prices, food sh

industry. the big portion of our energy generation is based, you know, like, on coal. there's been-- it's called a [indistinct] symbiotic relationship between the coal-mining industry and eskom. let me put it this way: about 70% of the energy requirement in south africa are met through coal. i think, uh, the simple fact is that we've got it, it's in abundance. we still have probably00 more years of coal, you know, like, in the ground. woman: is it immoral to open yet another one in an area like highveld that's clearly got extraordinary levels of pollution on a local level? mashigo: yeah, what you need to realize, as i mention, i mean, on average over the past 10 years, coal production in south africa has remained fairly stable, between 250 and 260 million tons per annum. as in when you open new mines, other mines are closing down. man: coal, for the last hundred years or so, has really powered the economy. it was critical to the industrialization of this country. now, with the declining world markets for coal, the price of the export coal has collapsed, so the economics

> to just pick one is very hard for me as a small business owner in a pretty much a trucking industry. energy is very important to me. the cost of fuel. but immigration policy is extremely important to me. the economics. i think dave mccormick is best qualified to take us in the direction that we need to be. >> martha: let me ask you this. what did you not like about oz or barnett? >> so i have to say i tried to have one-on-one discussions with dr. oz. it was very difficult. seems like he was just -- the conversations are like helicopter level, touching the surface. day -- dave mccormick i met five times. i had real discussions with him and real detailed answers. i felt there was a sincerity there. i will say dave mccormick was not my first pick. jeff bartos was the best candidate. but the high profile race, he's not getting any traction. >> martha: so kathy barnett came up here towards the end of this. tell me what you think about all three candidates who are neck and neck right now? >> well, certainly a competitive race. i believe that kathy barnette has had the best approach. it was a gras

this is an unprecedented situation in his 30 years in the energy industry. never seen prices at this rate so many people are facing fuel poverty. this means that they spend more than 10% of their disposable income on energy, the number of such people has grown to 20%, according to our model by october. this figure is a kind of way to save money, there because of the high prices of gasoline. learned to rape the case stealing fuel from him sneaking construction sites from trucks and even refrigerator tanks. hello i'm already in the crimea, the weather is wonderful 30. this is just one of the folders prepared by the soviet prosecution for the international military tribunal in nuremberg. no one will always close the borders for us. a real hero. now we really miss the classics, new items, exclusives. a new passenger terminal was opened in one of the remote airports of chukotka. in the past, there were more and more flights. now completely another thing. vladimir petrovsky was convinced. in recent years, the passenger traffic in the bilibinsky district has notice

production measures by the subjects of the electric power industry. programs at the expense of tariff sources, as well as at the expense of the property energy market. including in the service sector e, also the availability of spare parts. e, for equipment in the industry, a list of equipment has been defined, the repair of which depends on imports. traditionally, joint work with the russian cop and industry companies to ensure production and supply of necessary spare parts, components for foreign equipment, alternative channels are being worked out, supplies are friendly strange logistics. separate control is placed on the operation of gas turbines of foreign production, for which there are problems with after- sales service manufacturing gas turbines with a capacity of 65 dashes 170. oe, megawatts. uh, with the further establishment of a full cycle. uh, after-sales service. this will allow in the future to build an independent technical policy for the development of the gas turbine apparatus of the gas cycle in the russian system. prior to the organization of the russian localization of the production of spare parts for service maintenanc

in fact, the solar industry -- the solar energy industry association estimates that this investigation currently under way threatens 70,000 jobs between now and 2025, 70,000 jobs. but more than that, we've heard from businesses in the solar industry who say that the very threat of these tariffs is already freezing imports needs to build solar infrastructure and bolder -- bolden our defense against the climate crisis. the idea that solar companies may have to sit around waiting for january 2023 to come around just to see if industry tariffs will be announced. that alone is destabilizing. it's worse than destabilizing. it already risks bringing investments to a standstale while adding uncertainty to the solar market and pushing utility companies to slow their tran siption away from -- transition away from fossil fuels out of fear for a change in american climate priorities. because that's what's at stake here. what do we value? are we committed to a clean energy future? a transition to a 100% carbon pollution-free electric sector by 2035 and protecting american jobs and lives from an imp

it was necessary to provide mogilev industry with energy. half a century, uninterrupted work facility decided to modernize the key to the success of digitalization. we are now in the heart of the substation. how much, given the high voltages. it's safe to be here. well, high voltage. it really, as it was, and remained high voltage, but the applied new technologies significantly reduced the risks for personnel, which, e.g., consisted in the possible fall of the insulators of the breakers, in principle, we got rid of such switching devices almost completely . as there are only three separators left from the station, which allows us to say that it has become much safer for the personnel to work here . now maximum reliability and possibility and all. it 's on a smaller area than it used to be. management is completely from just one workplace, but this is what a substation looks like in a figure, for example, how electricity goes in general, the mogilev region can be seen here on this diagram in real-time mode, if there is a problem , the system

s. grain and energy industries have made a fortune. well, this may be part of what the chinese are alluding to u. k. energy camps are expected to rise to a record 2800 pounds in october, with prices skyrocketing in the u as well. those spikes are causing major problems for the german car industry, disputed supplies of ammonia, grain as well of sunflower oil shortages are pushed off. fertilizer and food prices with many small businesses having to close. according to the washington post, inflation in the west has reached the 40 year pic, political level as garland nixon said, that the u. s. isn't concerned with the europe sacrifices as long as its benefits. what the europeans have to understand is the ukraine crisis sped up a dynamic that was inevitable in the same way that if a person doesn't have food, if you start starving, your body will literally consume its own tissue to survive, to keep the organs and the heart in the main parts of the body alive, what's happening is, as russia and china provide viable alternatives for developing n

industry. and if there is a situation in which the energy-intensive industry will move from europe and germany in particular to america, there in china to turkey. but if they are ready for this, then in principle, it can stop all gas trade. from russian raw materials , europe is actively pushing washington and even promises to help with the search for a replacement. bulgaria has already announced that she was expecting in june two tankers with american lng at a price supposedly lower than that of gazprom. but experts are sure that this is more of a one-time action in the coming years, it is simply impossible to find a cheap alternative, since there is practically no free lng on the market. sash in the german bundestag is already saying that it is impossible and inexpedient to refuse russian gas. thank you very much for ash. it was my colleague alexandra nazarova with a story about the situation in the energy market. now let's break for advertising, and then sports news. the subject is similar to grandfathers on a rarity. this is an ancient smartphone device of a person of the 21st century. the

it was necessary to provide mogilev industry with energy.alf a century, the smooth operation of the facility decided to modernize the key to success of digitalization. we are now in the heart of the substation. how much, given the high voltages. it's safe to be here. well, high voltage. it really, as it was, and remained high voltage, but the applied new technologies significantly reduced the risks for personnel, which, e.g., consisted in the possible fall of insulators disconnectors breakage, in principle, we got rid of such switching devices almost completely , as their decomposers, only the stations of the whole are left three pieces, which allows us to say that the staff has become much safer to work here, as the mogilev power engineers say, during the reconstruction of the facility they used the most advanced world technologies that are in the industry. now maximum reliability and possibility and all. it 's on a smaller area than it used to be. management is completely from just one workplace, but this is what a substation looks like in

energy use. storage is gordon. thus, it's become clear that climate protection is not only an industrial or energy issue, but that the vulnerability of ecological resources to your sions, coral soil, degradation must be considered together with the efforts way, making to save the climate, and slow down global warming young spies, a debt of amazon. i'm so crimson, or we can talk now with canadian minister of natural resources. jonathan wilkinson is joining us from a j 7 summit in berlin. thanks for taking the time minister. the g 7 energy and climate ministers have agreed to phase out coal in the energy sector at when could we see a complete vice out of cold use? do you think? well, i mean, the focus is a phasing it out as quickly as possible. i think the focus for, for many of us is by the end of 2030 or by 2030 am. you know, canada and united kingdom have been leading for the past number of years. what's called the power pass full alliance. and that really is focus on getting us off goal by 2030, which is a critical 1st step to achieving the paris climate goals. it seems like a big asterix, though, the war. how much

. >> he aims to obliterate our , ournd gas industry energy supplies from louisiana to pennsylvania to californiaaen would power us for about four hundred years or soo. but the greenback's pulling biden strings want to shut down and as a result, well,do americans are suffering highwn prices for everything and stilll they're climbing and biden sappy anecdotes about his childhood, they don't help . we'reng going through an incredible transition that is taking place this bad because the price of gas at the pump is something that i told you. you heard me say before it o would be a matter of great d discussion at my kitchen table when i was a kid growing up. >> oh my. i still love that tired old lineh. nowe the transition come on . i love the meaningless euphemisms by biden like day by day. this antism fossil fuel obsessik isin making us weaker. so we've gone from self-sufficient to dependance. we're beggars for energy from despots around the world. now step two is to make chinarl rich and powerful. competition that's healthy is good. this is the reason why i i'veat held the view for so man

eu does not deliver on promises to hit the russian president where it hurts in the lucrative energy industrycus is on hungary's refusal to support sanctions on other countries, also yielding to putin's demands to pay for gas in rubles. ukrainian militants are preparing another provocation, this was stated in the russian ministry of defense with reference to information received from captured ukrainian soldiers indicates that the nationalists are planning to shell the russian border area from a residential area of ​​the city of sumy in order to provoke russian units into a retaliatory strike. after that, containers with chemicals will be blown up in the city in order to accuse the russian armed forces of using chemical weapons. but the german ministry of defense revealed nato military secrets, the state secretary of the department said that berlin is in no hurry to supply weapons to ukraine as strange the west decided not to supply kiev with infantry fighting vehicles and tanks, such a statement caused a real resonance. in society. after all, according to experts. this decision of the allianc

families, agricultural workers, housing and communal services, aviation industry, oil and gas industry, energy, new attacks, according to the headquarters of the territorial defense of the dpr, the kuibyshevsky district of the city was under fire . about damage to children's clinical hospital, in addition, last night a missile was shot down . the glazing of several buildings was damaged as a result of the scattering of fragments of the rocket body, which was fired at debaltsevo. here is what the mayor of the city said in the fifth studio program. this is the second point of wu for the second night i consider this a crime actually against people, thank god that no one was hurt. we went to the place. all services. they worked all night. now the commission and the jcc are still working, that is, the latter are collecting information on now 16 objects. and residential fund. that is, they are private houses. this is one object of social infrastructure - this is a department of the institute. uh, the economy and trade power supply lines, that is, poles and so on and so forth. that is, it is not alon

registered in the previously fully achieved indicators, and in a variety of industries, among them is the development of nuclear energyustrial complex and rural areas , public finance management, employment promotion and a range of other tools through 4 million by more than 11% the number of households that now have access to broadband internet through most other programs has increased. the results are also positive. the next question concerns the it sector. by decision of the president , a whole range of measures to support such companies is being implemented. in particular, they are exempt from income tax , tax, currency and other control for 3 years, they can get loans on favorable terms at a rate of up to 3% per annum, and the rates of insurance premiums are reduced for them, according to the current according to the legislation, benefits are available to russian organizations that receive 90% of income from it, the amendments that we will consider today propose to reduce this threshold to 70%. as well as abolish the minimum number of employees requirements and further expand the list of areas in which businesses

with members of congress, with members from our environmental organization community, from our energy industry that includes renewable energy companies, as well as our more traditional energy companies. the testimony i heard from them was palpable. they have been unified in expressing concerns with what is happening in mexico, specifically with respect to the competitiveness of this north american energy market, as well as the competitiveness of mexico's own energy industry. i have informed mexico, and i assure you that we at ustr are looking at all available options under the usmca to address these issues so that the usmca can work for our stakeholders and protect our environment across all three countries. sen. wyden: we will want to work very closely with you because it seems to me that mexico on one area after another as it relates to greener energy and the challenge of environmental reform is walking back what they pledged in usmca, and we can't sit by. let me ask you one other question. it deals with russia and china, and the challenge of today. we all remember the searing image at the o

and he has no plans of stopping his assault on the energy industry. even while gas prices skyrocket and ally countries cry out for new energy source, president biden continues to announce new taxes and initiatives that are designed to shut down domestic prus. one of the first actions of of the biden administration was to ban on new oil and gas leases on public lands or offshore waters signaling growth of dmes production and did so almost immediately. the administration made it clear that federal acreage is not open for business. it is impossible to generate confidence or investment in production today when future production is clearly being blocked by this administration president biden's rush to green energy involves a whole of government approach that advises multiple federal agencies to play some part in making it more difficult for oil and gas production. for example, the administration has pressured companies to halt investments in fossil fuels. there's no denying the fact that the biden administration has promoted an increasingly complex and chal

energy plant next year. this sort of government approach really doesn't send a clear message that they have an industrial andn rate of 8% or 9% as households are facing in the us or here in the uk is hard enough to cope with, but here's a figure to give you pause. in turkey, the rate of consumer price inflation hit almost 70% last month. the price of food and drink is rising at an annual almost 90%. the value of turkey's currency, the lira, has slumped against the dollar as the government resists pressure to raise interest rates. joining me now is timothy ash, emerging market strategist at bluebay asset management. it's clearly not manageable, but is the economic situation in turkey salvageable? it doesn't seem likely. 0rthodox economics was just that interest rates need to rise. they have inflation at 17, so —56% real interest rates, that is why the lira is weakening. unfortunately, erdogan has an ideological aversion to interest rates, he is pushing the central bank or is pushing the central bank or is pushing the central bank or is pushing it to cut interest rates and thanks emily don't add up in terms of

aggressor country, the blacklist includes quantum computers, 3d printers, equipment for the oil industry, the energyr, and even microscopes about this is reported by the ministry of economy, trade and industry of japan, the country has already banned the export to russia of goods that the kremlin can use for military purposes they also stopped the sale of luxury goods, in particular precious stones, jewelry and cars premium class import substitution in russia is in full swing, however, it is more like plagiarism moscow launched it for sale, an analogue of coca-cola drink komi cola, it will be produced at the sixtivkari plant in the republic of komi, this is not the first such the case when the russians, due to sanctions, try to copy the production of goods that are not available to them, so there was an attempt to create instead of mcdonald's restaurants that stopped working in the country, the aggressors zabigailivku uncle vanya, let me remind you that the american coca-cola company left the russian market because of putin's attack on ukraine. this was the last information from the economic front.

we paid special attention to the industry sources of energy. not so much.ricity is not taken from the socket. this is a man-made result of the economic policy of the european commission, but it simply goes beyond all limits because of their own ambitions, they are looking for the guilty on the side on us, they are trying to write off this energy inflation, they are calling everything on russia, trying to cover up their own systemic mistakes. therefore direction. it's already hitting right today transport industry in europe fall on the shoulders of consumers of millions of europeans, an unprecedented increase in prices for western countries for everything. after all, this is only the beginning of the rejection of russian oil and gas will make europe the continents the most expensive energy on the planet, it can irrevocably undermine, he speaks of the ability of a significant part of european industry, which is already losing competition to companies from other regions of the world, such an economic auto-dap is suicide - this, of course same internal affairs

agricultural workers, housing and communal services, the aviation industry, the oil and gas industry and energy and transport, the document was published on friday on the official legal information portal. the liberation of the lugansk people's republic is nearing completion, the ukrainian forces are suffering heavy losses and go to provocations and do not stop the tactics of using civilians. as human shields. this statement was made by sergei shoigu at a meeting of the board and the ministry of defense of russia commented on the course of the special military operation in ukraine, the armed forces of ukraine, trying to delay the advance of russian troops, do not let local residents out of cities and towns and use them as human shields. always a defeat on the ground, the kiev regime seeks to achieve in some areas at least short-term short-term successes, passing them off as big ones, on the eve of victory day, the ukrainian authorities made an adventurous attempt to seize serpent island. this dubious action turned into a complete failure of the russian armed forces. liquidated, 50 servicemen of

aggressor country in first place in the number of imposed sanctions in the world, they relate to industry and energyeurope disconnected from swift 7 russian banks and banned the export of euros to russia when the sanctions are already in place, it is not as strong as we would like, but it is gradually increasing, uh, it mainly affects the middle class now, but in the future its effects will also affect the lives of ordinary citizens, we see many reports that in various regions of russia certain factories that are connected with western components or simply belong to western campaigns are being stopped, in the future the number of such reports will increase, precisely because warehouse stocks will be used up now there are still as part of the sanctions regime, the usa, canada and australia refused to buy russian oil, some european oil companies also support this decision and stop supplies from in russia, the economist anderson explains why getting rid of the oil industry and dependence on russia is so important. it is clear that in europe, oil imports are decreasing . oil is a little more than half o

s. grain and energy industries have made a fortune u. k. energy caps are expected to rise to a record at $2800.00 pounds in october with prices skyrocketing in the e. u as well. those spikes are causing major problems for the german car industry, disrupted supplies of grains and other foods, as well as fertilizers, have pushed up prices, sky high. inflation in many western countries is the highest in for decades. radio host and commentator garland nixon says that the u. s. isn't concerned with europe sacrifices as long as washington benefits. what the europeans have understand is the ukraine crisis. bob sped up a dynamic that was inevitable in the same way that if a person doesn't have food, if you start starving, your body will literally consume its own tissue to try to keep the organs and the hard in the main parts of the body alive. what's happening is, as russia and china provide viable alternatives for developing nations to, to, to trade with them, whether it's in bananas or uranium or coffee or whatever it is. it gets more difficult

it shows they're willingness or unwillingness if you will to talk to the american energy industry and and work towards solutions, and i think that's where we're going to are going to have to get to towards to really find solutions that's going to going to help all of the country. can i just add one quick point on that btc so you mentioned the buildback better? so the production tax credit for wind i mentioned those in my slide deck and the itc well in the buildback better act there were five-year extensions for the ptc and the itc. so if these forms of energy are cheaper, why do they need subsidies? and the other key number here, is that the production tax credit was going to be put at $25 a megawatt hour 2.5 cents per kilowatt hour 25 dollars a megawatt hour in texas. that's roughly equal to the wholesale price electricity in the state. so, how can how can anyone compete with an entity that is getting a subsidy that is equal to the market price. you can't and that's one reason a key reason why no thermal generation is being built in texas because it's uneconomic and until they addres

time and time again democrats will penalize, restrict, tax, and burden american energy industries. and yet, somehow they're still shocked when the price of gas rises. i urge my colleagues across the aisle to abandon their radical energy agenda and for once work with us on an actual energy plan. j.f. kennedy said that -- john f. kennedy said the time to repair the roof is when the sun is shining. fortunately, some of my colleagues on the other side of the aisle are finally seeing reason. just two weeks ago, several democrats member representing texas districts sent a letter to president biden pleading with him to allow offshore energy production to continue. that's what today's m.t.r. would accomplish. america is already producing energy safer, cleaner and cheaper than anywhere in the world. why wouldn't congressional democrats want that to continue? if we adopt this motion to recommit we'll instruct the committee on energy and commerce to consider my amendment, which would require the secretary of interior to publish a five-year outer continental shelf oil and gas leasing plan for 2

first of all, these are such large infrastructure industries, but what about the energy sector, the railwaygas transportation system, how have these industries been managed recently? yes, i said that those people whom we now call oligarchs. they collected such peculiar cream. and, that is, those industries where relatively. it was just possible to establish the marketing of products, and carry them abroad. simple and technological processes and this allowed these people to get rich quite quickly, but there was also a second factor. yes, that is, all the simplest and most profitable turned out to be privatized, and the state was left with infrastructural things that are really difficult and manageable, ah, that are difficult to maintain in proper condition and modernize. here is an example of the ukrainian railway . here is her evolution over the past. there are even more than 10 years. and she. well, this is very revealing history, the railroad was the main taxpayer. yes, there were very big plans for this, uh, and then yes, one revolution happened, another and the people who came to replac

s trucking industry pandemic energy shortages in the war and ukraine continues to impact business. john 100 reports now from rogers in al console. where trans or taishan experts are discussing the road ahead. truckers might occupy the unglamorous end of the global supply chain, but the shipping industry is an early bellwether of the u. s. economy. and the road ahead is looking bumpy. we believe there you are. great recession. that is just salvage. realizing it's going to get free. ugly pandemic slowed the u. s. economy in 2020 in 2021. after workers got sick and factory shut down. that led to global shortages is short staffed cargo companies, left shipping containers behind on the dock. now the war in ukraine is sent fuel prices and the cost of shipping. soaring just demand for a broad range of consumer goods begins to for the supply chain. experts call that the bull whip effect. you have tons of inventory and then not enough inventory, and then you react, and you just keep going through this vicious cycle and, and we're, we've seen that over the last couple of years, and i think w

it contains all the innovative projects that will determine the appearance of the energy industry inussia and the world. not only in the medium term horizon in 10-15 years. well, even half a century later, in this sense, the wwr project is an innovative and ambitious project, for the first time in history, the designers were tasked with making a power unit with a service life of 60 years and the possibility of extending it two more times for 20 years. what makes it different from other projects which were implemented in russia. that is, it has , e, a parallel arrangement of steam generators and a box layout of the reactor plant from loops, respectively, this allows you to significantly simplify the design of the containment - this is the main volume. yes to uh, where are the sos, well, the reaction to the installation, as well as reduce the volume of concrete and simplify these structures, thereby, uh, provide. e, reduction of time during construction of about 20% the project is just right and was developed taking into account industrial methods of building a power unit. most of the