i will discuss that with the head of the international energy agency who says yes. this tiny payment thing- is a giant pain! hi ladies! alex from u.s. bank! can she help? how about a comprehensive point of sale system... that can track inventory, manage schedules- and customize orders? that's what u.s. bank business essentials is for. (oven explosion) what about a new oven, can u.s. bank help us there? we can serve loans in as fast as 12 minutes. that would be a big help! huge! jumbo! ginormous! woo! -woo! finding ways to make your business boom. that's what u.s. bank is for. >>> oil prices have risen again in recent months surging past $90 a barrel. that's partly due to recent supply cuts from countries like russia and saudi arabia. it's also because despite all of the money and effort being put into the clean energy transition, global oil consumption is expected to hit record levels this year. according to new research from the international energy agency world demand will peak by 2030 which means in just a few years oil consumption will finally start declining. w

the international energy agency spoke about the timing of the peak in global oil demand before the endthis decade. according to the organization's baseline scenario, by the end of 2020 the global community will consume up to 102 million barrels of oil per day. well, by the middle of the century, volumes will decrease to 97 million. at the same time, in the medium term , a reduction in global consumption of other fossil fuels, including natural gas and coal, is also expected. this was the economic news, good mood to you, success and see you later. the morning broadcast on tv channels belarus 1 and belarus 24 continues with the program zone x, i’m yuri shevchuk, hello, the career of a drug dealer from another country ended in belarus, the capital’s drug control officers detained a twenty-year-old foreigner, which was discovered and seized over 3 kg of psychotropic substance 4 sms. i note that this is a fairly large batch of goods and the weight of the owner. narcops are trusted only by experienced and trusted people. as it turned out, the person involved had actually been working as a ph

the international atomic energy agency did not see any environmental risks.es to russia will be stopped until japan provides data on the safety of the products. the group bought the plane. one of the capital's largest developers mitz. the transaction perimeter included land plots, current and planned projects, management companies and other assets. as a result, the volume of aircraft construction will exceed 4 million km. the transaction amount is not disclosed. the number of transfers in friendly currencies increased by 3 and a half times. based on the results of 9 months, clients of russian banks made about 1,800 such transactions. news is written about this. in total , 23 billion rubles have been sent abroad since january. more than 90% of transactions occurred in armenia, belarus, kazakhstan, tajikistan and uzbekistan. and high gas prices in europe will remain at least until 2027, about this is according to a review by the international energy agency. in 2024, against the backdrop of limited supply, prices will rise by about 10% and exceed $500 per 1,000

the international atomic energy agency did not see any environmental risks.ll be stopped until the country provides data on the safety of the products. in japan, such measures were called unfair and demanded their withdrawal. the number of transfers in friendly currencies increased by 3 and a half times over 9 months. clients of russian banks made about 180,000 such transactions, news reports write about this. in total , 23 billion rubles have been sent abroad since january. more than 90% of transactions occurred in armenia, belarus, kazakhstan, tajikistan and uzbekistan. leading chicken meat producers have begun to reduce wholesale prices, the federal antimonopoly service reported. we are talking about the companies cherkizov, resurs and priosolye. according to the department, they occupy the market. collective dominant position, fas now recommends that retail chains reduce retail prices proportionately. and high gas prices in europe will persist until at least 2027, according to a review by the international energy agency. in 2024, against the backdrop of l

increase to record highs this year and next according to the new report released by the international energy agency opec plus output slows. china is expected to account for 77% of total demand this year. a quick look across the board with the energy stocks. the likes of bp and shell, the biggest gainers thus far. the oil price yesterday dropped 2%. the expect taken of the downward slide or disruption to supplies. today is managing to gain. perhaps an overrun with the losses. 3.5% is what we had gains on monday. let's unpack the report with toril bosoni. thank you so much for the time. you speak about in the report how the israel and hamas conflict has not had any direct impact on oil flows. could there could some impact if things were to escalate further? >> good morning. yes, the conflict has certainly raised the geopolitical tensions in the middle east. this is something we at the iaea are watching closely. for now, there is no direct impact on supplies. we are watching this. if this spills over and spreads wider middle east, this is a great concern as the middle east accounts for one-third of wo

just last week, the international energy agency renewed its assertion that no new gas and oil projectsed if the world was to meet that goal. opec's secretary—general told my colleague, sally bundock, that the group doesn't agree. we have always, at opec, talked about the concern we have for future under—investments, as some have called for stopping investment in oil. we believe this is equally dangerous. this will lead to volatility in the future, possibly supply shortages. and therefore, we at opec have always advocated for the importance of continuing to invest in the oil industry, as we also invest in decarbonising the industry and move on to adding other forms of alternative energy, such as renewables. from our perspective in opec, we look at the market global, holistic picture. supply and demand, economic growth. and we have a technical, ministerial—level body — thejoint ministerial monitoring committee — that meets on a bimonthly basis. hands—on approach, as i said, proactive, pre—emptive and precautionary. well, let's talk about those ministerial meetings, because you've got one

according to the statistics published in the international energy agency, iran pays energy subsidies equivalent to 91 billion dollars annually, which the country's high-spending minority also benefit from. subsidy payment to high consumers car fuel subsidy is one of these things that is currently only given to its owners. according to article 311 of the 7th development law of the country , there is a law that allows the government to have a fair distribution of resources. this issue was also mentioned in the 1402 budget. to the purpose of establishing justice in benefiting from gasoline subsidies is that those families who do not own a car will receive 15 liters of gasoline per month for each family member , which must be implemented from june 2002. not one of those carriers of energy. there is gasoline, which is now explained as belonging to the car, and people may not have a car. according to the data of the ministry of welfare , about 45% of the country's households do not own a car. meanwhile, more than 130,000 households have five or more cars the number of these cars are subsid

international energy agency statistics show that more than four billion tons of cement are produced in the world every year. this amount of emission is 8% of the total carbon dioxide produced by humans. to understand more about the importance of this issue. let's consider cement as a country , after china and america, cement is considered the third producer of carbon dioxide gas in the world. in the method that is generally used to produce cement , limestone extracted from the ground is mixed with other materials it is heated in a furnace with a high temperature of about 1500 degrees celsius. in this step, a chemical transformation takes place that releases dioxid. now, an iranian scientist has achieved a new technology in cement production for his carbon footprint and making environmentally friendly concrete. high temperature is not needed to produce cement. this low-cost process requires the least amount of energy and produces high-performance cement adhesives without the use of heat . this technology is called secret. this substance also causes concrete to absorb carbon dioxide over

resist the same bus robbie, which is 0, who i pull you ukraine, southern jeffers are region international energy agency is wanting. the stronger energy policies are needed to limit to rise in global temperatures. it's under reports, as average temperatures could rise by around $2.00 degrees celsius. this century, that's well above the 1.5 degrees threshold set by the 2015 powers climate change treaty. at least 17 people have been killed in the day of bloodshed and southwest mexico were powerful drug cartels. a fighting for control and government targeted a security patrol in the state of get out of killing 12 police officers. 5 people died in a 2nd attack us for turning not to our special coverage of the war on god. so i'll just see this correspondence, human side as being documenting life and gaza city of to 17 days of is where the air strikes the noise it throughout your video diary is from is really drones. hi, i'm eunice senior. i'm still in gaza sitting with my family yesterday regarding lots of we're new calls and a lot of the flex like these, the trade trusts on us in our neighborhood, in our st

north korea considered the international atomic energy agency to be a tool in the hands of the united states. the atomic agency is the result of the conspiracy of america and its allies describing and saying that north korea's position as a nuclear state will remain unalterable , he accused the secretary general of the international atomic energy agency of pushing with false stories about north korea's strange nuclear test. members of the atomic energy agency at their 6th and 7th un meetings in vienna passed a resolution calling for the suspension of north korea's nuclear weapons program . the british defense minister announced the signing of an agreement to build the most powerful nuclear submarines in this country. grand shops said at the annual meeting of the conservative party: to build and the development of the most powerful attack submarine of the british royal navy has signed an agreement worth 4 billion pounds with pioneering companies in england. shapps also said advanced nuclear talks would be the basis of uk nuclear deterrence power for another 25 years. the latest statist

july last year, almost 19 billion dollars, this was stated in the september report of the international energy agency country increased oil supplies abroad by 460,000 barrels per day. at the same time , the discount on russian fuel dropped to its minimum in a year and a half. now the gap with the brand is about $12. and the trading volume on the moscow exchange for 9 months exceeded. 500 trillion rubles, an increase of 11.5% compared to last year, this was reported by the management of the site, the stock market added 11%, bonds immediately 175%. according to experts, by the end of the year trading volumes on the moscow exchange will once again exceed the quadrillion ruble mark. it was economic news, briefly. the international olympic committee has suspended the russian olympic committee until further notice due to the inclusion of the olympic games. councils of the donetsk and lugansk people's republics, zaporozhye and kherson regions. a statement on the official website of the roc says that mok has made another counterproductive decision with political motives. mok said. quote: the suspension of th

the intensity of railway use, the most energy-efficient railway system according to the international energy agencyrussian railways today the company transports 85% of passengers and 86% of cargo using electric traction. we carry more than a billion passengers a year; in 20 years we have transported almost 24 billion passengers, if recalculated by the number of inhabitants of the earth, then we transported each inhabitant of the earth at least three times. a large amount of renewal is taking place in the industry. almost all this time we bought the entire fleet of cars that our domestic engineering industry offered us. over 20 years, the company has purchased almost 21,000 modern long-distance carriages and about 10,000 commuter electric train cars. kazansky railway station in moscow, pero number one, a special train with a unique interior arrived here, the history of the development of jd 16 compartments. carriages as a book about sixteen russian railways, from kaliningrad to the far east, inside is the best that is in russian carriage building today. here it is, the most modern carriage in russia

at the same time, the growth rate of gas demand will slow down by almost a third - the international energy agencyeves that relatively high prices will put pressure on the recovery of industrial demand, especially european , nevertheless, global lng trade will grow by a quarter by the twenty-sixth year. when europeans talk about switching to liquid natural gas, you need to understand that yes , lng supplies are more flexible, but their volumes are larger... flexible pipeline gas, because if there is a shortage somewhere, a local shortage, it is not always possible to remember it, if we talk about european gas storage facilities, then let us still understand that this is not a reserve for the winter, this is the volume which is necessary in order to balance gas consumption in the event of some peak loads. as a result of brussels' anti-russian policy, by the end of this year, our gas supplies to the eu... may fall by 65%, and the europeans have not yet found a replacement for this volume. the main problems of the global energy market remain the lack of investment and geopolitical tensions. is the co

the international energy agencies warning governments and stronger energy policies are needed to limit rising global temperatures and its annual report. the i. e, a says average temperatures could rise by around 2.4 degrees celsius of this century. as well above the 1.5 degree threshold set onto the 2015 power street to young climate change. the morning comes as weeks ahead of the comp 28th summits into by the us state department says of suspending, most of its assistance to the government of gap on the move comes out from the state department concluded that a crew had taken place in their country in august, it ended the rule of the bungalow family which had lasted for 56 years. it's the 8th successful crew in the region since 2020. there was 17000 people in the ukrainian town of or keep before the war. now the few 100 remaining residents spend their days underground as a bus driver reports. many cities have been created, insight into connected basements in town, after war ravaged, health rubble, field streets, people, what strong homes bear, the scars of war goes, towns near the front

the international energy agency has wanted governments that stronger energy policies unaided to limit rise in global temperatures. and it's annual. we'll pull the i a says average temperatures could rise by around 2.4 degrees celsius this century. all right, those are our stories for this bulletin. i'm emily anglin state choose so one and one a. the worked out of their existence. it's load ship as a principal presenter and as a correspondence with the brakes and the story wants to hear from those people who with normally not get that forces on the international news channels. one david topic i proud all was when we covered the fullness quake of 2015 at the terrible natural defects. and a story that needed to be told from the hall of the affected area to be then to tell the people story. it was very important at the time the, the north korea's to tell it to reinstate functions as a dealer and nicole to post analyses around it. it really is more like a monarch led by the kids rather than a truly socialist country. supreme leader kim jong is a 3rd generation of each family to lead this s

according to estimates by the international energy agency, in september, the water capacity of iran andmum. now washington is easing sanctions against these two countries, just to fill the world oil market. but given the events in the middle east, tigiran may fall out of favor again. if it does increase production, it won’t be before. next year, against this backdrop, the ministry of energy has now raised its forecast for oil prices in the short term by $3.7 per barrel. forecast of the russian government at an average annual rate of 90 rubles per the dollar remains working, the head of the ministry of economic development and trade, maxim reshetnikov, told reporters. he noted that this forecast was made on fundamental principles, on which the country’s budget is built, which will soon be forthcoming; the minister considers his design to be reliable. the cabinet of ministers, together with the bank of russia , continues to analyze the situation and look at current capital flows, added maxim reshetnikov. briefly about exchange rates: dollar 97:34 and euro 10275. roman. artyom, thank you,

saving obligations, betting on oil and gas in the future is risky, said the head of the international energy agencyted on one of the largest transactions in the industry, the purchase american chevron competitor hes corporation for 53 billion dollars. in an interview with financial times, chevron chief mike wirth criticized mae's forecasts that demand for fossil fuels would peak by the end of this decade, which was economic news, in a nutshell. investment rating, economics, through specific stories, we can reach people, we often talk about money, the amounts are serious, there is a clear and clear signal in russia. at what point will you say: i did everything in this project, everything i could, i will never say whether russian industry is capable, replace foreign suppliers, it is necessary to mobilize all resources, give me the recipe, in general, this is how to achieve what you have achieved, it seems to you that you are on top of the world, you got up, dusted yourself off and went, is russia ready to change, evolution is taking place in any structure. russia and mongolia have agreed to create si

this is the forecast. international energy agency. as for oil imports, most of them will come from developing countries in asia. by mid-century they will account for 60% procurement they also noted that by 2030 , the demand for oil in the world will reach its peak, consumption will exceed 100 million barrels per day. later, the need for oil will decrease. it was economic news, briefly. in the draft federal budget. for the next 3 years, russia has provided all the necessary funds for the transition to russian standards of living and restoration work in new regions. this was stated by safed speaker valentina matvienko. she also noted that today the integration of new regions into the system of interbudgetary relations in russia, which will allow, quote, to move on to more systematic work on financing government projects and programs. our common task is not only to restore everything that is necessary for the normal peaceful life of citizens, but to create the foundation for the development of these regions for years to come. the potenti

in europe, which employ millions of people, said fatih berol, executive director of the international energy agencyre four times higher than in the united states and three times higher than in china. but the problem is also in prices and trust in partners. after sabotage on the nord streams, there is no guarantee of the safety of the infrastructure; it could be blown up or taken away. polish concern orlin stated that the country's authorities were handing over the local one to him. part of the yamal europe gas pipeline, together with the russian share with 48% , which belong to gazprom, we are talking about this section 683 km from the border of belarus to germany, the design capacity of the gas pipeline is 33 billion cubic meters per year, or 100 million per day. this gas pipeline was delivered, built in order to supply gas from russia to europe, quite significant volumes, 33 billion km per year, and poland, well, fulfilling the instructions: the states was determined to turn off europe from russian gas. this pipeline was first transferred to reverse mode, and then it was announced about nationali

earlier , the international energy agency said that consumption of oil, gas and coal will peak by 2030cts the worst economic growth in half a century for asian countries, referring to east asia and the pacific region, including china. their total gdp will increase by 4.5%, writes the financial times. the slowdown in economic development is associated with internal problems in china, including in the real estate sector. also from the usa. washington is creating its own production to reduce dependence on china. against this background, supplies from the region are declining. this was economic news, in short. after the advertisement , alexey kazakov's program with top fake. i ordered a package of kefir, looked around, hop, apartment, place your orders on the scooter and take part in the drawing. give me an apartment, one of my friends, well, i really need megapowers, why, megapowers will make your internet unlimited, watch videos, listen to music , surf social networks as much as you want, free, only for megaphone subscribers, megaphone, russian lotto birthday, win two tickets from three,

energy saving obligations, betting on oil and gas in... is risky, said the head of the international energy agency fatih berol, as he commented on one of the largest transactions in the industry, purchase of american chevron, a competitor of hes corporation, for $53 billion. in an interview with the financial times , chevron chief mike wirth criticized mae's predictions that demand for fossil fuels will peak by the end of this decade. this there was economic news, briefly. pentalgin is a remedy against various types of pain. pentalgin acts against pain, wherever it is, regardless of the reasons for its occurrence. pentalgin, we can do without pain. the vtb team is with you. vtb has the best application, payment for housing and communal services without commission. i wonder who did it? someone who wants to surround those closest to them with warmth and comfort every day. well done, daughter. we came up with a vtb debit card for ourselves, so that your life becomes more comfortable, switch to vtb right now, we are offering discounts on repeat, profitable seafood products, for example , big bulls meg

this forecast is given by the international energy agency.r oil imports, most of them will come from developing countries in asia. by the middle of the century they will occupy up to 60% of purchases. we also noted that by 2030 the demand for oil in the world will reach its peak. consumption. will reach 100 million barrels per day, later the need for oil will decrease. russia's external debt to gdp fell below 15% for the first time. such calculations based on cdc data are alarming: the figure has been steadily declining over the past few years. if at the end of 2020 it was at the level of 31%, then by the end of the twenty-second it was already about 16.5. in monetary terms, the external debt dropped below 344 billion by july, which is 30 trillion rubles. volume of purchases by state-owned companies from small medium-sized businesses reached a record value of 3.800 billion rubles. this is corporate data. sme for 9 months. the share of such business in the total volume of purchases exceeded 50%. the largest customers of smes were russian railw

the international energy agency and spain will be hosting an international climate and energy summitenergy transition. this event will bring together energy and climate ministers from around the world just weeks before the united nations�* cop28 climate change conference. according to the iea, the world's emissions need to peak before 2025 and then fall rapidly until they hit net zero by 2050 or earlier. francois gemenne is a professor of economics and decision sciences at hec paris. good to meet you. i'm no different countries around the world have got similar economic challenges at the moment. there are countries getting over the pandemic, dealing with high inflation, high interest rates, etc, etc. so, for example, here in the uk we have seen our government rollback on certain targets when it comes to eating net zero. they say they are admitted to reaching zero by 2050 but the journey is going to be different. other governments around the world are in a similar position, aren't they?— are in a similar position, aren't they? well, clearly, most governments - aren't they? well, clear

year oil consumption will increase by 2.3 million barrels per day, a new forecast from the international energy agencygeneral, the level of demand in the oil market is almost 102 million. barrels per day, by the thirtieth year it will increase to 116-118 mil barrels per day, deputy prime minister novak said at the russian energy week in moscow. at this event, putin noted the importance of stabilizing energy markets during the transition of the world economic model to a multipolar one. the day before the russian president also signed a major decree obliging large companies to sell foreign currency earnings within the country. the requirements will affect the largest exporters of a total of 43 groups of companies; corporations will even have authorized monitoring officers who will monitor compliance with each rule. and the comma of the presidential decree. this, as stated by the central banks, will contribute to reducing short-term volatility in the foreign exchange market. the first results are already evident today. on the moscow exchange irano in the morning the dollar exchange rate immediately fell

such calculations are provided by the international energy agency.ption that the agreement for the transit of russian gas through ukraine will not be extended after 24 years. this means that from 25 fuel to the eu will flow through one of the lines of the turkish stream. and this is less than 16 billion cubic meters per year. the international monetary fund has again raised its assessment of russian economic growth. new forecast for this year + 2.2%. in july, gdp was expected to increase by 15%. the imf notes that western sanctions against russian oil exports have had a mixed effect. in general, supply volumes are stable, and the eurols brand discount is gradually is shrinking. at the same time, oil from russia is now being sold above the price. ceiling of $60 per barrel. and foreign banks can gain access to the digital ruble as early as 2025. the bank of russia proposes to do this. thus , international transactions with the electronic version of the russian currency will be launched at the same moment when it becomes available to a wide range of use

but actually, when one thinks about to net 0, the international energy agency states very clearly, the renewables will do the heavy lifting for net 0, the energy transition. what's the single biggest thing then that you want our viewers to remember about this when they're thinking about uranium prices and what you said about, you know, where things are headed into short. the medium term in the short term view is probably a good batch. but then the model, you know, we know the model is based on lumen boss a way to say, say that the risk associated with this. mm. but the market is the market. the reality is where we're going with net 0. the reality is, is that, unfortunately, when you might need to or you don't, it seems very likely that nuclear is just too late for the climate of the energy process. meanwhile, renewables is 14 ahead in us, so those on power little kind of way. so what it looks like very clearly is that the renewable evolution is here and uh, okay, really interesting parting thought. thank you for your insights. paul darkman, founder and chair of the nuclear consulting g

the international energy agency estimates the data centers consume approximately $200.00 turner, what hours of electricity, or nearly one percent of global electricity demand, and contributes to point 3 percent of all global c o 2 emissions. and while it is attempting to point the finger a big tech, the truth is that every company and every individual with a smartphone contributes to the increase in data center workloads. companies are now looking into solutions to address this problem by designing improved cooling systems and updating server that has significantly reduced energy costs. while this helps to slow down the problem, it is but a temporary band aid. the more digitized our economy becomes, the more we will rely on data centers to support it at the expense of the environment. i'm christy, i thanks for watching and we'll see you right back here next time on the cost of everything. the to take a fresh look around this life kaleidoscopic isn't just a shepherd, reality distortion, but how of tired vision with no real opinions pictures, design to simplify will confuse really once

the international energy agency estimates the data centers consume approximately $200.00 tara, what hours of electricity, or nearly one percent of global electricity demand, and contributes to point 3 percent of all global c o 2 emissions. and while it is attempting to point the finger a big tech, the truth is that every company and every individual with a smartphone contributes to the increase in data center workloads. companies are now looking into solutions to address this problem by designing improved cooling systems and updating server that has significantly reduced energy costs. while this helps to slow down the problem, it is but a temporary band aid. the more digitized our economy becomes, the more we will rely on data centers to support it at the expense of the environment. i'm christy, i thanks for watching and we'll see you right back here next time on the cost of everything. the ac 90 age you know, the new ones are really kind of became a us colony but still retained its own cultural identity. sometimes speak in favor of independence or be thrown into prison today, close to ho

and renewables will near half of our global power mix — that's the prediction from the international energy agencyr rival hess in a $53 billion deal. and we'll look at how two of india's biggest cities are suffering crippling air pollution. welcome to bbc news. i'm sally bundock. i'll bring you all the business news in a moment, but first... two israeli women who were taken from their homes more than two weeks ago have been released from captivity. yocheved lifshitz and nurit cooper were among more than 200 people abducted by hamas fighters in the attacks of october 7th, and brought to gaza. hamas — which is designated a terrorist group by many western governments, including the uk — said the release was for humanitarian reasons. the women, whose husbands are still being held, were handed over at the rafah border crossing between gaza and egypt at around 10:00 local time last night.

record carbon dioxide releases into the atmosphere but the good news is last month, the international energy agency its estimate, fossil fuel use globally will peak in 2030, that is a significant finding, coal, oiland gas in 2030, that is a significant finding, coal, oil and gas will begin to decline after 2030. if that is right we will still see significant climate change because of the missions at the moment but we will begin to turn the corner and the world will be moving in the right direction. that the world will be moving in the right direction.— the world will be moving in the right direction. at what point does it become impossible _ right direction. at what point does it become impossible to _ right direction. at what point does it become impossible to make - right direction. at what point does it become impossible to make ourj right direction. at what point does - it become impossible to make our way back from this?— back from this? carbon is a stark, when we release _ back from this? carbon is a stark, when we release it _ back from this? carbon is a stark, when we release it into _ back

that's according to the world energy outlook that has just been published by the iea — the international energy agencyo predicts there will be nearly ten times as many electric cars on the road than there are today by 2030. but it warns stronger measures are needed to meet the paris agreement goal, to limit global warming to within 1.5 degrees celsius of pre—industrial levels. if we look at what was said this time last year in this report it was warning that our energy markets remain extremely vulnerable to what they described as unrelenting geopolitical and economic concerns. as recent events in the middle east prove, we are still in a time of great flux. so is our energy system still fragile? live now to samuel chishook, founding partner at els analysis. this report has literallyjust come out. i don't know if you have had a chance to have a good look at it yet but what do you make of what they are saying this year?— you make of what they are saying this year? well, i had a lance saying this year? well, i had a glance and _ saying this year? well, i had a glance and obviously - saying this year? well

he is the secretary general of the international agency he accused atomic energy of putting pressure on north korea with false stories about a bizarre nuclear test. the members of the atomic energy agency at their 67th second meeting in vienna passed a resolution calling for the suspension of the north's nuclear weapons program. the british defense minister announced the signing of an agreement to build the most powerful nuclear submarines in this country. grand shops said at the annual meeting of the conservative party: for the construction and development of the most powerful attack submarine of the british royal navy , an agreement worth 4 billion pounds with pioneering companies signed in england. shabbes also said that advanced nuclear submarines will be the basis of british nuclear deterrence power in 25 years. the latest statistical data indicate the acceleration of population decline in italy. according to the italian statistical organization, the population of 59 million people in this country will reach 54 million people by the year 205, that is, in 27 years, with a decrease

it is a contrast to the international energy agency that is calling for spending on new oil and gas projectsemissions to 0 x 2050. they are also predicting global demand for oil, natural gas and coal will peak 7 years from now. stuart: we are entering the holiday season. where should people start booking flights and planning trips? ashley: best time is thanksgiving, christmas, right now, travel experts say prices fluctuate in the 3 to 5 months before the holidays meaning there are good deals around but not for long. a couple more weeks to lock in good deals during the goldilocks between mode for making reservations. travel groups say you should book flights by october 14th, best time to book for christmas about 50 days in advance. fly on monday before thanksgiving and christmas eve. one last nugget between 25% to 30% on the ticket, you could consider that. the best advice, have everyone come to you. stuart: very smart. since you are in florida they will come to you. i will see you in december. new york governor hochul says there are 18,000 jobs available for migrants in new york city. i wond

a record yearfor carbon dioxide, button, the international energy agency which is a global energy watchdogs, our use of fossil fuels, coal, gas, oil, are likely to peak in 2030. that is good news. it means we have years of increase in carbon dioxide emissions which will continue to change our climate, but after that, the trajectory should be downwards. which means we are moving the right direction, producing admissions at last. but climate scientists would say, absolutely not fast enough. that is certainly the strong message we got from the un when they did what they call their global stop take looking at all commitments countries have made in said, it is not enough to avoid really serious impacts. coming up now to in another _ really serious impacts. coming up now to in another climate - really serious impacts. coming up| now to in another climate summit, another cop summit down the line, will this record summer send a shot with two world leaders when they sit around a table and try to come up with targets? i around a table and try to come up with targets?— with targets? i have been inter

but according to new research from the international energy agency, oil demand will peak by 2030. which means in just a few years oil consumption will finally start declining. will that come fast enough to avert catastrophic climate change and what did woe need to do to decash orbonize faster, wi speak to fatih birol. >> pleasure to have you have on. >> thank you very much. >> so you have a unique kind of global porch from which to look at energy. give us the big pike. what is happening over the next decade or two? >> i see it take a clean energy economy is emerging. emerging fast and faster than many people realize. just let me give you an example. this year, of all of the new power plants built in the world, installed in the world, more than 80% is -- mainly solar and wind and others but it is dominating the game and painly because they are becoming cheaper. when we get to the transportation sector, cars and trucks and others, also we see a major electricification. one of 25 cars world in the world was electric and this year one out of five cars sold is electric. this is growing

just last week, the international energy agency renewed its assertion that no new gas and oil projects if the world was to meet that goal. opec's secretary—general told my colleague, sally bundock, that the group doesn't agree. we have always, at opec, talked about the concern we have for future under—investments, as some have called for stopping investment in oil. we believe this is equally dangerous. this will lead to volatility in the future, possibly supply shortages. and therefore, we at opec have always advocated for the importance of continuing to invest in the oil industry, as we also invest in decarbonising the industry and move on to adding other forms of alternative energy, such as renewables. from our perspective in opec, we look at the market global, holistic picture. supply and demand, economic growth. and we have a technical, ministerial—level body — thejoint ministerial monitoring committee — that meets on a bimonthly basis. hands—on approach, as i said, proactive, pre—emptive and precautionary. well, let's talk about those ministerial meetings, because you've got one o

same time, international energy agency not a bunch of tree hugging environmentalists by any stretch, says we're on track for 2.4 degrees of warming by 2100. that's still much hotter than a lot of the earth can handle but better than 4.8 degrees on track for 15 years ago. >> why? >> a result, look at the charts. look at solar, photovoltaic additions. electric car, battery storage solutions, charts are like a rocket ride. because of the adaptation and the prices of renewables, they now think we're going to peak emissions in terms of fossil fuel emissions, all renewable energy there's booming and far out-seeing expectations. if you showed the charts to the most wild-eyed in 2005, wouldn't have believed it. prices have come down dramatically. hitting peak emissions by 2025. only a couple years away and then start ramping down. so the big question is, how hard, big oil and gas and coal, will fight that transition, because we're past the point of no return in terms of electrification. it's just a matter of how fast. >> is the imp mr. kamr. -- impln actual policies have effect? >> go to the

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but at the same time there's a new report from the international energy agency, not exactly a group of tree-hugging hippies. these are folks who pooh-poohed clean energy for a long time. anand look at these charts. this is solar and electric car vehicle sales and heat pumps and battery storage additions. so much of this clean technology is becoming so cheap and widespread really fast they now predict -- a couple of years ago, 2011 they were predicting we would hit 4.8 degrees warming. that would be the end of life as we know it on this earth. right now the iea is predicting we're on track for 2.4 degrees warming. still not the paris accords of 1.5. still means probably losing coral reefs and making a lot of the belly of the earth uninhabitable. but a lot better than where we were headed before. and now it's just a question of how hard the big petro states, the big companies fight this transition. iea predicts we're going to hit peak planet-cooking pollution this decade maybe by 2025, in just a couple of years, and then start to flatten that curve down there. but it's just a matter of h

from the international energy agency.ir new report now takes stock of just how fast the world is adopting to clean energy. solar, heat pumps, battery storage, these sorts of things have them predicting now that humanity will hold the warming at about 2.4 degrees warming by 2100. there's still a chance for 1.5. that is considerably good news considering just ten years ago we were talking about, you know, apocalyptic temperatures by 2100. but this shows that we can bend the curve if humanity cares. the technology is there. if humanity finds the will to do this politically. so we're talking in much less dire terms. >> how is the record heat impacting people who work outside? >> well, it's interesting. the university of exeter just did a study on a high-tech chinese factory workers who work inside in air-conditioning, and for every degree the temperature goes up by one celsius productivity goes down by almost 1% because overnight temperatures affect sleep, which affects productivity. so just imagine road crews, as you see the

happening now, you need to understand that according to the data, respectively, of the international energy agency in fact, accordingly, and the overall effect, even for the economies that are located there, is simply for supplying the situation, as it were, could turn out to be very serious, especially for example for the same egypt and jordan , respectively, well, no one talks about syria there anymore, that is, the problem is that if the escalation goes very far, it will become more active in in the near future, that is, this may turn out to be a very serious problem of an economic nature, first of all , what is meant, and if stabilization does not occur in the near future, then according to the basic forecast components, if the conflict lasts more than 3 weeks, they will find systemic changes will begin accordingly in the economic situation, primarily related to the general global component , that is, as if this recession is very seriously increasing, by the way, including for the middle east, the middle east in fact, they are really considered there according to different, but this is a very

saudi arabia pledged to help stabilize the market and ease worries over supply as the international energy agencyed oil demand growth forecast for 2024. what do you think is behind the rally in stocks? do you think it's sustainable. >> first of all, i think part of the reaction or lack of reaction, which again is that investor fatigue from the headlines from ukraine so they're not properly digesting from an investment perspective what's happening. i think it will be interesting to see what happens with cpi today. as i said earlier, from a 40,00t we v we have resilient growth. we have the tightening financial conditions that are doing some of the heavy lifting for the fed. we have really strong labor market but an improving labor or wage growth and we have inflation that is not linear but it's moving in a downward direction. so i think this is supportive of the fact that investors do think we are still on our way to a softish landing. maria: sounds like you would be poised still, though, to load up more on fixed income than equities right now. >> absolutely. fixed income is our preferred asset cla