come from oil and gas are key for the russian budget according to the estimates of the international energy agency, the most authoritative body of the international organization in in the field of energy before the invasion oil and gas revenues made up 45 % of this russian federal budget at the beginning of the invasion these revenues even increased before russia classified further in fact the most apt comparison is margaret's expression when she compared the soviet unions called it a gas station this is the definition of a full measure applies to today's russia if gas prices are high then everything is good for the economy only prices only prices are falling revenues from naftogaz exports are falling starts in the country 25 years in russia now we have was interrupted and the lights were turned off, we understand the conditions under which we work, but something immediately resumed the price of marzipadena in russia , except for the last one this year, a recession began you say that there are such huge revenues from oil and gas, and the population of russia , well, especially in the hinterland li

the international energy agency says burning oil drives about a third of global emissions.our ongoing reliance on oil while we have the fears over climate change, which are looming so large of the planet? why do we rely on oil? why do we rely on it? it has a lot of features that people like. it is highly dense. it is portable. it can be moved around. and it is available on demand. and all those features make the transition quite difficult. because there is no, really, magic bullet, we can move to these technologies, but with them also come technological and environmental problems. take a volkswagen, an all—electric volkswagen, according to estimates by volkswagen itself, looking at how these vehicles are used, it takes 70,000 to 80,000 miles before they achieve a net reduction in carbon. we probably have to spend a lot more money on research and development, we have to have a very serious discussion on adaptation, versus mitigation, and come with a more pragmatic approach. otherwise we are likely to face a lot of failure nodes, which are quite damaging to our national econo

the international energy agency says burning oil drives about a third of global emissions.il while we have the fears of a climate change which are looming so large of the planet? why do we rely on oil? it has a lot of features that people like. it is highly dense. it is portable. it can be moved around. it is available on demand. all those features make the transition quite difficult. there is no magic bullet, we can move to these technologies, but with them also, technological and environmental problems. take the volkswagen, all—electric volkswagen, according to estimates by volkswagen itself look at how these vehicles are used, it takes 70,000 to 80,000 miles before they achieve a net reduction in carbon. probably have to spend a lot more money on research and development, we have to have a very serious discussion on adaptation, versus mitigation, and come with a more pragmatic approach. otherwise we are likely to face a lot of failure nodes which are quite damaging to our national economy and worldwide. on that note, a real pleasure having you on the show. thank you for

but while about 10 villages are holding a meeting of the agency's board of governors the international atomic energyncy of the german publication bloomberg, citing unnamed western officials, prayed that iran is carrying out enrichment at the level of 84%. and we told them that your inspector made a mistake. after they did it again, he announced to vienna that iran made a change in the enrichment infrastructure. the speed of rotation when the feed of the machine increases, as a result , the amount of enrichment also increases, and this is not important. you should know at the end of the line how much enrichment was done per year , but it is 60%. if we want to enrich more , we will announce it. there is no problem in this regard. for further explanations, i will talk to mrs. hosni sadat shabiri, reporter of sed and sima news agency. hello, your service is for 84% and what is the agency's statement. hello, you are also invited, mr. kamalondi, to explain about this. the case of shahin independence is not enrichment, these are part of it it was from the atom, which cannot be seen even under a microscope,

that the confidential reports of the agency come before they are published in the media, and iran's answers are said to be from the lake. the international atomic energy(iaea) will come out and not publish 3,000 to iran's arguments , and interestingly in this case, in fact, these complaints were thinly questioned. in march of last year, when mr. grossi, the head of the international atomic energy agency, came to tehran, he said , "why is this happening?" me all every day they ask themselves why this is happening. i ask you, the journalist, why he says that because the people we provide you with this report are not confidential , and i cannot do anything against him publishing these materials. in my opinion, this answer is according to argentina's practice who thanks you for his confidential reports, iran's answers make a volcano, the answers reveal what is happening in iran, the download is based on the fact that the agency is more political and technical, and it was also mentioned in today's interview of mr. kamalondi , thank you very much shabiri factory, reporter and the analyst of the european broadcasting agency international group banned the ins

next winter and my co-panelists referred to the international energy agency ministerial yesterday which focused on energy security going into this next winter. it was an interesting discussion and interesting analysis from the international energy agency confirming that in the scenario of things continuing where we are, we are ready for next winter and we have given ourselves the instruments we need. we have built the supply opportunities we need in the infrastructure that we need, so barring a very cold winter and shortages from suppliers in barring other accidents, exogenous factors, we would be ready for next winter provided we continue to reduce demand and do the right thing across the eu . >> one quick thing, when you talk about long-term contracts, what timeframe are you talking about? you will be needing this product and you're willing to sign the contract. 5, 10, 15, 20, longer? >> we seek natural gas as part of the energy transition in eu the eu, so our forecast, our analysis of how to climate neutrality in 2050 includes a share of natural gas in our energy system between now a

as such, the international atomic energy agency hosted it's 5th international conference in washington dc to discuss the development and deployment of nuclear energy while fighting climate change and transitioning to clean energy is supposed to be a global initiative. russia, one of the leaders and nuclear power was notably uninvited. and for more let's bring in again, joshua goldstein, professor of international relations at american university for more. so josh, there is an argument that says, nuclear power is too cumbersome to play a meaningful role in tackling climate change. is that true? is it too late in the game? not at all. we have to de carbonized the whole world in 30 years. and it's true that we've made nuclear power slow used to take 3 or 4 years to build a reactor. the 1st ones in china can still build commercial reactors, big, you know, gigawatt rafters, recall in less than 5 years. they're cranking out a new nuclear power plant. every 3 or 4 months under grid. and so it's possible to go very fast. but in the west, in europe and north america, we have a process that take

with the international energy agency or i. e, a has called on governments around the world to facilitate private sector investment in nuclear power in order to reach carbon goals and enhance energy security. the i estimated that investment globally need to increase from $30000000.00 in 2010 to over a $100000000000.00 by 2030 nuclear project choir government involvement to finance . as these projects are deemed by private investors, as capital intensive assets are exposed to significant policy risks. but as nuclear products gain interest, many questions whether or not this is a giant distraction. and if it's not better to stick with other less dangerous renewable energy sources. nuclear power is cost is higher than other green sources, with the levelized cost of electricity, or l. c. o. e, between $65.00 to a $120.00 per megawatt hour solar and wind projects have an l. c. o. e, a less than $50.00 per megawatt. hour in most markets. so at 1st glance, it looks like nuclear is that a huge cost advantage? but that's not the whole st

the president's remarks follow accusations from the international atomic energy agency, which was subsequently endorsed by western officials. the allegations claim iran changed the configuration of centrifuges, thus violating the 2015 international nuclear deal to ron, has a strongly denounced the accusations and say, the i. e. a made a mistake, we immediately offered explanations which were communicated the same day, and the agency inspector also became aware of their mistake. well, let's take a look back at the international deal signed in 2015. the iran at nuclear agreements known as the joint comprehensive plan of action is an accord between iran and several nations, including the united states, a place significant restrictions on iran's nuclear program and exchange for sanctions relief. however, the u. s. withdrew from the deal back in 2018, claiming the agreement had failed to curtail iran's miss our program. several international efforts to restart the deal have since led to no progress as washington maintains his accusations against iran. university. after on professor site mohammed mo

atomic energy agency are carried out from iran, mr. eslami, the recent action of the internationalenergy agency about the report the organization's inspectors from one of the country's nuclear centers found it to be unprofessional behavior and informed iran about this. we again sent a letter of protest to the agency, saying that it was a simple mistake . it came with a senior representative of our own safeguards . the director general of the fields medias this unprofessional behavior which is not accepted in any way and we hope that this practice will not be continued by the director general because he is a person for his profession, the british minister with the approval of the new percent law will prevent massive protests in this since last year, the country has been protesting against the crisis of the rising cost of living in the uk. there have been three large-scale demonstrations . the country's government's indifference to the livelihood problems of the employees and they did not, the daily mail newspaper wrote that the british government is trying to pass stricter laws to p

under the supervision of the international energy agency, inform the world about how the zionist state terrorism obtains nuclear weapons. anti-zionist positions, however , the life of the muslim delegation and the us house of representatives caused him to be expelled from the us foreign relations committee. the dissenting voices in the field of foreign policy are because of benjamin , maybe all the abilities are against ilhan omar muslim of the us house of representatives, which led to his dismissal from the foreign relations committee of the congress. the expulsion of ilhan omar from the foreign relations committee of the congress considered the criticism of the unquestionable support of the united states to the zionist regime as unforgivable. the person who says that the united states only loves israel and everything is because of benjamin and the september 11 incident is unforgivable. it describes the importance and does not allow such a person in this important committee, racism and islamophobia were other reasons that were mentioned in this meeting as the motivations for removing

agency's inspections are carried out in iran. he never complains it was not a problem, but the issue of iran, the disadvantages of enmity, allows regular inspections with the international atomic energy agency . america has withdrawn from the jcpoa.

the head of the international energy agency says china's economy could be poised for a stronger than anticipated rebound, crating a demand boost for oil and natural gas. the iea executive director says he expects china to deliver around half a forecast increased of global oil demand of almost 2 million barrels per day this year. >> we expect this year about have the growth in global oil demand come from china only but chinese economic rebound may be stronger-than-expected and this would put higher upward pressure on the demand side. vonnie: new zealand's prime minister has antagonized a maori party representative with a stance on including indigenous people. chris hipkins says the government may slow work on co-governance arrangements. the may or he --maori leader says she is shocked and disappointed by the remarks. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. haidi: still ahead, we will be hearing from a resorts company as they bet big on a ski resort in al qaeda. -- ski resort. first up,

the international energy agency, iea, expects that by 2027, global renewable power capacity will riseldwide by 2400 gigawatts. that's roughly how much power china generated in total in 2022. in particular, china and the u.s. want to invest heavily in wind and solar energy, partly for climate protection reasons. in the u.s., a recently passed law earmarked almost $370 billion for climate and energy security measures. the eu and other countries are also keen to invest in renewable energy sources. the iea forecasts that by 2025, renewables will have become the largest source of global electricity generation, ahead of coal. but there is some way to go. there are still more than 2400 coal-fired power plants in operation worldwide, with new ones being built. that's a huge burden both for the climate and those living nearby. reporter: south africa's economy is powered by coal. but critics say this comes at a massive cost. thomas: the science is there. air pollution is a killer and therefore the government needs to act urgently. promise: my heart is bleeding for the people who are living in t

energy organization, mr. kamalvand. greetings, good day, about the details of these talks and iran's cooperation program and the international atomic energy agencyease tell me that it should visit our country. last week, we had a five-member agency, mr. mashin , the deputy parliamentary representative of the agency. he puffed and invited mr. jamshidi to travel to iran. now we need to communicate continuously with mr. aparat. i think that today and tomorrow we should be able to determine the exact date and schedule of the trip . it will definitely be done in the next few days. with time coming to an end let us convey this useful and effective decision to invite mr. the invitation was officially sent by mr. islamic engineer , the head of our atomic energy organization. it was found out that it is a waste of space, especially in relation to the particles of 84 international media in the enrichment process, we produced 5% . he had a wife in 2004. it is not surprising that they measured it. it was confirmed that iran announced that it would be done. these issues that had been arrested were our space it is suitable for the travel of a department that

on friday morning, they said that according to the new report of the international atomic energy agency, iran has not fulfilled its nuclear obligations. iran says that we made a mistake. iran's claim that this the action taken is insufficient, but we judge iran's actions based on the impartial and objective reports of the agency. the agency did not do the right thing in the inspection that it did, and the agency made a correspondence, and the agency realized its wrong perception, and the agency decided to he must report every three months on the monitoring of iran's activities. we have 3% of the world's nuclear capacity, and 25% of the agency's inspections are carried out in iran. i have not done a single case to say that you deviated. it was not a problem the issue of iran allows the jcpoa to carry out regular inspections with the international atomic energy agency. america has withdrawn from the jcpoa on roko and the europeans have been stopped for five years in the preliminary phase of the jcpoa implementation. it has only been operational for about 14 months, whether it has been ope

the visit of the director general of the international atomic energy agency to iran is another matter. the spokesperson of the diplomatic service addressed it and added that when the necessary arrangements are made in the technical fields, the director general of the international atomic energy agency will visit tehran . the meteorological organization has issued a level warning for this province until wednesday due to the intensity of the rains in chaharmahal and bakhtiari. red has been issued. it is snowing in other areas. the traffic police has announced that chalus road has been blocked again due to the fall of stones from the heights . it started snowing in different parts of the country yesterday morning . people were kept outside their houses until late. how many should i have? it has been a very good year for the people. today, the activity of the rain system continued in some parts of the country, and in the central ardabil provinces of isfahan , chaharmahal, bakhtiari, lorestan, north khorasan, and razavi , it snowed on the streets and roads. there is a sense of pride becaus

we know from the international energy agency report of a few months ago that we know the blueprint for what you could call an energy lockdown. they're talking about car free cities, auto even days. gas stations open. rotating days. they're talking about more thermostat controls we just saw in august in utility companies doing it under energy emergency in colorado for their residents. they're talking about essentially blackouts. they're talking about under a climate emergency, limiting airline travel. the post just had an article detailing how the as a new report out touting a global tax on airlines. the more you fly and it gets pretty heavy, some flights can be up to almost $200 tax. if you've enough going after business travel. oddly enough, the same study did not look at banning private travel. it was only commercial jet travel. so it's about our freedom of movement. they're going after. so to wrap this all up, everything that has upset anyone, i would say that's particularly left of center and many liberals and i a whole chapter devoted to robert f kennedy jr who actually said when

this is already the second visit of the delegation of the international atomic energy agency to moscow likhachev informed the head of the international atomic energy agency , rafael grushi, about the steps taken by the russian side to preserve the nuclear facility, as well as about the measures taken to ensure comfortable conditions for the station workers and their families. these are regular, but very important negotiations. maybe their result. today will still give us the opportunity to get closer as soon as possible, and to the launch, and the security zones at the zaporozhye station. i would like to note that, despite extreme politicized atmosphere around this issue, the agency retains a professional approach looking for real solutions, but this problem and of course it should be noted that mr. general director. and the representatives of the agency working at the station also demonstrate personal courage for rosatom. the issue of the safety of nuclear facilities is an absolute priority regardless of the location or jurisdiction of the nuclear facility and, of course, we will be a

, and over the past year they have already managed to make good money, according to the international energy agency almost four trillion dollars against one two from the fifteenth to the twenty-first year. with high oil prices and with the fact that the global energy crisis. uh, it's in its second year and it's also a salt supercom that can last 10 years. in addition, we see that the shales are running out, which increases production volumes. shale and oil is not obtained. despite the fact that e green energy turned out to be sections. uh, the demand is still growing not only for oil, but even for fuel oil. and where there is profit, there are taxes, the russian government proposes to adjust the procedure for determining the price of our urals oil when calculating the reverse excise tax. well, as well as taxes on mining and on additional income. for this, data from the international rights provider will continue to be used. argus median, but planned to set a minimum threshold. according to the new scheme. the discount to the average cost of north sea varieties should be no more than $34 per barrel

than $100, and in the second half of the year from $70 to $95 today , according to the international energy agencyworld oil markets are in relative calm. at the beginning of the year, nonsense grade oil is sold at a price of about 82 dollars per barrel and wti. worth about 75 meanwhile analysts warn the decline in oil prices will be short-lived against the backdrop of economic recovery. china, after the pandemic and russia's announcement of a reduction in oil production, experts predict its rise in price to $ 100 by december, as for gas prices, in the second half of last year they crossed the mark of $ 1,000 per 1,000 cubic meters. and in september , due to the aggravation of the energy crisis in europe, its cost tripled, which became an absolute record, but already in december. gas has fallen in price to $800 per 1,000 cubic meters. at the same time, the european union agreed on a price ceiling for gas in the amount of 180 euros per megawatt per hour. today, the cost of gas in europe is about 550 dollars per 1,000 cubic meters, and it continues to decline . after its start, aluminum was sold on t

this is already the second visit of the delegation of the international atomic energy agency to moscowhandshake and straight to the point in the center of the dialogue is the security of the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant, which is important not only for russia for the whole of europe , alexei likhachev, director general of rosatom, informed the head of the international atomic energy agency , rafael grosse, aimed at preserving the nuclear facility, undertaken by the russian side, as well as the measures taken to ensure comfortable conditions for station workers and their families. these are regular, but very important negotiations. maybe their result. today will give us the opportunity, as soon as possible, to get closer, and to the launch, and the security zone on zaporizhzhya kazakhstanis. i would like to note that, despite the extremely politicized atmosphere around this issue, the agency maintains a professional approach and is looking for real solutions, and this problem and of course, it should be noted that mr. general director. and agency representatives working at the stati

true, even according to the forecast of the international energy agency , there will be only a slight in production in our country during the year. isn't it too much effort and sacrifice for such a result. yes, in terms of short-term forecast, probably, we can expect a drop in the volume of exports. yes accordingly, along the chain, this can be transferred to, in fact, the extractive sector. yes, when you have to reduce the volume in some short term, and in general, you know, but the volume of production. this is not a sacred cow. it must be it must correspond to the economic treasure of the economic model is another important one. this week, a bar of brent oil was trading at around $83-85. it remained at the same level after the ministerial monitoring committee of opek plus. and here are the predictions experts this year was such more will be such more, stabilizing e with moderate dynamics, therefore average in my opinion. we'll get there. uh, the average annual price since 23 in the area is 70-80 dollars. here, somewhere in that range, unless, of course, something happens, the situa

ah, the international energy agency estimates the global market for mass produce clean energy will triple to around $650000000000.00 a year by the year 2030. now the wells biggest economies want a slice of that growing industry. the united states recently announced the inflation reduction act. this includes billions of dollars in grants and loans to boost financing and deployment of new clean energy projects. but it sparked a trade dispute with its allies in europe, and now the e. u has set out its own plan to compete with the us as a production hub, the green products. it includes redeploying more than $270000000000.00 remaining from the east pandemic recovery fund. european commission has also suggested relaxing state aid rules to allow governments to pump cash into green industries. implants to make approvals for green projects, foster and seal trade agreements to secure supplies of critical rule materials that he also wants to create a european sovereignty fund to invest in emerging technologies. so why is europe so threatened by american inflation reduction acts? well, they fear that

this year it will increase significantly and, according to the forecasts of the international energy agency reason for this dynamics will be the rapid recovery of the chinese economy , according to estimates , leading analytical companies, including s&p global, china will set a new record for crude oil imports this year, the increase will be from 500,000 to million barrels. per day, the total volume will thus be about 12 million barrels per day rustam kasumov to lead. the european foreign minister will discuss today how the completion of the tenth package of anti-russian sanctions is announced, they do not have much time to approve the world by february 24, this time the european parliament has focused on high-tech dual -use goods that the russian military-industrial complex can use, the restriction will affect supplies of 11 billion euros in addition, the sanctions should to affect three russian banks, the national welfare fund, a number of media companies of an oil tanker reinsurer and a shipping company registered in britain at the same time as european colleagues intend to act , and the

products that european companies can insure and transport without hindrance, according to the international energy agency. russia last year provided the european union with 40% of oil products imports and, on the one hand, announced an exception means that in the sanctions it seems like there is a loophole russia can send oil products. in the same china and india, where it has already redirected oil flows from there, then all this will go to europe but on the other hand. china india themselves are large oil refiners and are likely to. it will be more profitable to buy not oil products from russia, but still its cheap oil to make diesel aviation fuel and fuel oil and sell it all to europe the russian stock market grew yesterday on internal corporate news, but by lunchtime today, optimism is already exhaling stocks rusal was cheaper yesterday by more than 3%, now they are losing another one and a half percent on talk that the united states may impose a 200% duty on russian aluminum. well , in fact, this means a ban on the import of the ruble. after a cautious start to today's trading. now the dollar is try

but according to the international energy agency, they only account for 3 percent of transport, fuel demand. the problem with biofuels is that crops have to be specially grown. and that steel space from food crops, or even depletes forests and biodiversity. like with palm oil trees and indonesia, sugar cane in brazil and rapes seed in germany. a study in germany found that using biofuels can help save 9200000 tons of the countries. annual c o 2 emissions . but 16400000 tons could be stored if natural vegetation were allowed to return on crop fields. instead. the simplest means of generating bio mass. energy is our most ancient way. burning it like wood leaves or waste. ah, governments around the world are even using it as part of their carbon neutral strategies. and by bio mass, we mean good old trees. ah, as what talents? over the past decade, the demand for them as an energy source has steadily risen. the us is the biggest exporter with a market share of 62 percent. they're usually made from wood residues like sawdust or wood chips. usually because think tanks and and g o s have ga

decline in natural gas consumption in europe has become record in history according to the international energy agencyn 2022, demand fell by 13% the reason for the record is high prices at the beginning of the year and an unusually warm winter. in the end, both of these factors hit demand, so the european industry began to consume less gas by 30 billion cubic meters , gas distribution networks at 34 power plants by six, nevertheless, demand will decrease and this year by another 3% follows from the forecasts of the agency. at the same time, gas reserves in european storage facilities have fallen to 62% now they contain 67 1/2 billion cubic meters fuel. these are the data of hpp infrastructure for the day of february 26, 350 were taken from the reserves, and only 36 million cubic meters were pumped. it is expected that this week in europe will be colder, the previous one as a result of gas extraction and may be preserved , wages in russia increased by 12% at the end of the year, according to the superjob service, but there are nuances, firstly, this result is not was able to offset inflation. secondly,

security concerns and driving the world wide expansion of wind farms and solar pox to the international energy agency. i. e a expects that by 2027 global renewable power capacity will rise world wide by 2400 gigawatts. that's roughly how much power china generated in total in 2022. in particular, china and the u. s. want to invest heavily in wind and solar energy, partly for climate protection reasons. in the u. s. a recently passed law remarked almost $370000000000.00 for climate and energy security measures. the e u and other countries are also came to invest in renewable energy. so says the i e. a forecasts that by 2025 renewables would have become the largest source of global electricity generation ahead of cold. but there's some way to go. there are still more than 2400 coal fired power plants in operation worldwide with new ones being built. that's a huge burden both for the climate and those living nearby. south africa's economy is powered by coal, but critics say this comes out of massive cost. the science is dead, evolution is akila and therefore government needs to and then we need to at th

demand for oil this year will increase significantly and, according to the forecasts of the international energy agencythe main reason for this dynamics china's economic recovery will be fast , according to estimates by leading analysts, including s&p global this year, china will set a new record for crude oil imports , an increase of 500,000 to a million barrels. per day, the total volume will thus be about 12 million barrels per day rustam kasumov to lead. the european foreign ministers will discuss today how the completion of the tenth package of anti-russian sanctions is announced, while they are not in a hurry to approve the measures by february 24 this time with the european parliament focused on high-tech dual-use goods that can be used by russian vc restrictions will affect supplies of 11 billion euros. in addition, the sanctions should affect three russian banks, the fund, the national welfare, a number of oil tanker reinsurer media companies and a shipping company registered in britain at the same time as european counterparts intend to act and the us state department bloomberg, citing anonym

this year will grow significantly and according to the forecasts of the international energy agency, for such dynamics will be the rapid recovery of the chinese economy, according to leading analytical companies, including s&p global. this year, china will set a new record for crude oil imports, the increase will be from 500,000 to a million barrels. per day, the total volume will thus be about 12 million barrels per day rustam kasumov together. the head of the american company metamark, banned in russia , zuckerberg announced the launch of paid verification services for facebook and instagram users, both social networks in our country are also recognized as extremist for subscribing, users will receive a blue checkmark next to their name. while this option is free, it is intended for public figures or companies. now it will become a privilege that will cost almost $ 12 per month when purchased on the website and in 15 applications on smartphones for getting blue. the checkboxes will require you to provide id , so zuckerberg is essentially copying the idea of ​​elon musk, who at the