s. liquefied natural gas, or l n. g industry. us only began producing l n g 6 years ago, but it's already a leading export alongside giants cutter, an australia. environmentalists say that comes at a price to the environment. while l n g has been promoted as a bridge fuel that burns cleaner than oil. they insist the amounts of methane produce during the fracking process pose as great a threat as the production and use of fossil fuels. l n, g exports will swell the already handsome profits of u. s. energy companies. these can and will be quantified. but the human cost was that contributed to these profits is beyond measure as its impact on what the us administration called its green policy to combat climate change. mckenna, i'll just era washington more now on how western sanctions are affecting what russia gets from exporting oil. like from the stuff in studio. thanks very much. adrian. russian. crude. now cells at a discount compared to global benchmarks. but that also means that moscow is selling more oil. so he's n

this week we'll talk about nat gas, and it's liquefied form called l. n g. who has it? and who wants it? because energy is power in the 21st century. all right, let's get into the ammo. mm . according to the gas exporting country flora this year, held in cairo, egypt, in late october of 2022, they say demand for nat, gas will far out pay supply until 2025. when new sources of supply are expected to come on line. but as of 2017, there were about $6.00 trillion cubic feet of proven gas reserves in the world. and at current usage or consumption levels, it's estimated the world has about 50 years left of this resource. natural gas is found so far in about a 100 countries worldwide. take a look at this list right here. and what you'll notice is that much of the scattered reserves are found in warmer climates. countries who wouldn't be using that gas to heat their homes. that's the irony, countries like those in europe get very cold in winter and rely on this energy to keep modern life comfortable. you know, traditionally crude oil is the top fossil fuel that comes to mind. s

the united states and algeria also supplying europe with l. n. g. but as the continent seeks, are the suppliers, analysts say categories likely to play an increasingly dominant role. victoria gates and be al jazeera, doha not, not. so to come here, not hearing coding, growing anger and peruse, indigenous communities of the testers continue to hold the president's resignation . and what happens when you combine tennis, badminton on people, it's more the worlds fastest growing new schools, more muslims. ah ah, how i was had a rather cool shemelle went flying across the gulf recently. so she with this sir band of cloud brisk winds here, making it feel rather chilly temperatures around 23 celsius. here in doha, picking up to route 26 as we go through tuesday, the winds falling light and it will feel a good deal more pleasant. not quite a pleasant up to was at eastern side of the care. we may will see some snow easing over towards a cook says for much of her to care for much of syria rather of and it will be dry and settled over the coming days. temperat

and also got lucky because it was able to buy a substantial amount of l n. g. last year. this is l g t that would normally have gone to china's what because of china is covered lockdown and the impact in the economy did not need to buy that energy and allowed to go to, to europe. but now we see, of course it's opening up, the economy is recovering and they've already said that they're going to be back buying all of that g again. so europe's has probably about 2 more years where potentially it could have an energy crisis. the german energy ministry published last week documents which said that they will be in a position to cover the last russian gas in 2026. but basically means then for the next 3 years, they could have a problem. if they don't get enough energy demand because of weather's higher. so yes, put into that this year. so the energy crunch very much. not a europe, chris, me for the global energy expert speaking to us from sounds about. thank you so much for sharing your expertise with us here on out there, chris. you are on the front lines of the war in ukraine.

s. liquefied natural gas, or l n. g industry. the us only began producing l n g 6 years ago, but it's already a leading export alongside giant cutter and austria. environmentalists say that comes at a price to the vironment, while l n g has been promoted as a bridge fuel that burns cleaner than oil. they insist the amounts of methane produce during the fracking process pose as great a threat as the production and use of fossil fuels. l n, g exports will swell the already handsome profits of us energy companies. these can and will be quantified. but the human cost of the wall that contributed to these profits is beyond measure as its impact on what the us administration called its green policy to combat climate change. my kinda, i'll just era washington. your thing is our life and i can still add, kenya is calling for free trade and an end to the conflict in the democratic republic of congo. we'll have our reports from the african union. sandy's also taking a look at pickable is pickable or the well that fastest growing sports. ah

s. liquefied natural gas, or l n. g industry. us only began producing l n g 6 years ago. but it's already a leading export alongside giants cutter and trailer. environmentalists say that comes at a price to the environment. while l n g has been promoted as a bridge fuel that burns cleaner than oil. they insist the amounts of methane produce during the fracking process pose as great a threat as the production and use of fossil fuels. l n, g exports will swell the already handsome profits of u. s. energy companies. these can and would be quantified. but the human cost of the war that contributed to these profits is beyond measure as its impact on what the us administration called its green policy to combat climate change. my kinda error washington. what's the energy angle? but of course, present bike will also be heading to europe and poland in the coming days to you might say, rubber stamped his foreign policy smallness. let's bring in hillary man, leverett, she's a c o, the political risk consultants due to strategic. there's also a for me, us diplomats, and joins us via

russian gas capital energy had quoted here in doha, struck a day or last year with germany to supply l. n. j. it agreed to export 2000000 tons annually for at least 15 years from 2026. the deal will supply people with 7 percent of germany's annual gath needs. it's a small percentage, but sends an important message. asia has loan being catalyzed biggest export market for ellen gee. but now cattle wants to supply more to europe. the energy dilemmas which european countries fees are extremely serious, and there is no denying that copper has certainly been able to leverage its gas wealth to dough has advantage throughout this conflict. the united states and algeria also supplying europe with ellen gee. but as the continent seeks are the suppliers, analysts say categories likely to play an increasingly dominant role. victoria gates and be al jazeera doha indigenous people in peru are taken to the streets and protest against discrimination and expectation. protest as our calling for the resignation of the president dina blotted our latin america editor ellis in human as mona, from colonial in t

because you're with force to buy very expensive american l n g. what is it about? what is this about with find the, getting the truth regarding the sabotage of the north chain pipelines? what is it about? is it about hosting hosting russia, or is it about the industrialized in europe and getting rid of europe's key energy source all plays into the hands of the americans at the moment. if you listen to mister 5 and speech from yesterday, he said to canada, he's going to make america great guns. well, he didn't chose exactly mr. trump, but this is the app that you see there, that he's re industrialized in the united states of america by injecting a fall in the us dollars fund for attracting european, especially german industries. and good news from here is that about 10 to 20 percent of prom and industry's not only the major corporations like be a chemical industry, but also more and more s m a is are considering the invitation to go to the united states, produce at cheap energy costs and a tax rebate that they would also get on top of that some subsidies so that you

tank is ready to deliver supplies to the world. europe has been switching to liquefied natural gas o l. n g since russia evaded ukraine last year. you're committed replacing it at a 155000000 cubic meters a year of what russia was sending the year before the invasion. and they wanted to replace a 100000000000 cubic meters about by the end of 2022 by our estimates. we've seen, they've been able to do that last year. and most of our places come from sourcing alternative suppliers of energy. cattle is the world's largest supplier of liquefied gas exporting more than $81000000.00 tons a year. that's around 21 percent of the global energy export market. it's ramping up production and it's north failed. that's part of the world's biggest gas failed . it's on track to produce a $126000000.00 tons per year by 2027. it's good news for countries like germany that are trying to win themselves off russian gas capital energy headquarters here in doha struck a day or last year with germany to supply l. n. j. it agreed to export 2000000 tons annually for at least 15 years from 2026. the deal was applied

s. liquefied natural gas, or l n g industry, us only began producing l n g 6 years ago, but it's already a leading export alongside giants cutter, an australia environmental say that comes at a price to the environment. while ellen g has been promoted as a bridge fuel that burns cleaner than oil, they insist the amounts of methane produce during the fracking process pose as great a threat as the production and use of fossil fuels. l n g exports will swell the already handsome profits of u. s. energy companies. these can and will be quantified. but the human cost of the war that contributed to the profits is beyond measure. as its impact on what the us administration called its green policy to combat climate change. my cannot, i'll just era, washington. well, the front lines of the war in ukraine. moscow says it's forces are making gains in the car key region. it says it's taken the control of a village and ukraine. second largest city, russian forces have been advancing in the area since key retain control of cookies . in september, mino reports from russia saying ukrainian forces have s

well, that because the global supply of l. n g is limited by physical infrastructure and it's very costly and it takes time to increase the ability of the world to, to sell more. ellen g, moreover with china opening the demand for gas imports is going to be higher. and even though the prices are lower than what we saw a few months ago, they are still in europe 5 times as high as the prices in the us. and that's going to have a negative impact on european competitiveness. thank you. e, b r d chief economist b at java check there for us. thank you for your insights. thank you. now to some of the other global business stories making news. the u. s. experienced and unexpected balance and retail spending in january sales, john 3 percent from december as auto dealers, department stores and restaurants all recorded strong turnover. it's the largest month to month gain since 2021, and is expected to add to pressure on the fed to keep raising interest rates as it fights inflation. world bank chief a david malpass says he will step down a

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l. n denied every ideal was reached. now to south for dan, which shows some of africa, largest oil reserves, but its economy is struggling, and millions of people depend on humanitarian aid for their survival. civil servants are in less than $20.00 a month or more. tasa has our report from the capital, juba, antony, sylvester, does part time jobs. fleming weightings providing sound systems, sometimes construction work to an extra cash. he's been a civil servant in thought to don for more than 12 years. but he sees what he earns from the government is not enough to pay the bills. if i, if i can tell you, my salary is less than $15.00 and i'm getting water for one for one week is more than $20.00. that's only drinking water from the tankless. then you can then from here you can see, forget about food for good about you for the kids. forget about closing for read about showering. this is it is very tough. after gaining independence from sudan in 2011 conflicts between rival leaders have undermined growth and development. mi

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for example, american l, l n, g, they have, will, you know, europeans have to sort out in placement problems and during that period there be a lot of protest and to pass on the part of the european public and public opinion and into this fact i think russia should never stop talking to europe. ah, the civil society level are political level, all levels of the same time. i believe that domestically in russia, when i see that russian russian defense budget go, goes going up to go to one 3rd of the total budget. them into something i, 100155 1000000000, which is a mean which is being a school compared to what united states spends. but that increase in defense budget . it tells me that there will not be enough money to invest, to spend for schooling, for education, for social welfare, for hospitals, for pensions and things like that. so in other words, i see what my, my, my major, my major point of making here is that a lot depends not just what the europeans will be doing, but what also, what kremlin will be doing domestically to show that we care about our society here are our society, not jus

remaining rebel group and the government have resumed the national liberation army known as the e l. n. met with officials in mexico city on monday for renewed negotiations. the last round of talks to 96 decades of conflict took place in november, but the government was forced to backtrack. call a truce announcements after the ill and denied that any agreement was reached. the hundreds of small businesses are collapsing due to sterling cars, economic crisis. the international monetary fund is making things extremely difficult for the countries 22000000 people to qualify for bailout package. and as mal fernandez, reports are from ballet. it's particularly hard for farmers and fishermen in rural areas for more than 40 years. fishing has been a way of life from ireland and indeed the bundle in today. he struggling to survive without walla lambert at the price of fuel is too high. it was 70 to rupees, a liter. now it's more than 4 times that the price of net have also gone up and they don't last as long things are very difficult. fishermen across the country are facing the same struggle. i

largest remaining rebel group and the government of resumed the national liberation army known as the l. n. met with officials in mexico city. on monday, the renewed negotiations, the last round of talks to nearly 6 decades of conflict took place in november. but the government was forced about trying to call a truce announcement as to the ill and denied that any agreement was reached. before supplies in south central chile have destroyed nearly half a 1000000 hector has a forest and farmland, as well as hundreds of homes, sewing temperatures up to 40 degrees, finally eased on sunday. but that extreme heat is expected to return on wednesday or latin america editor. we see a new minutes in victoria where she has met with foreign scientists, have been battling the flames for 3 weeks till the ins for many walks of life for in listening to combat the deadliest wildfires in decades among them, his suits for none this. he's what they call a buddy guy. he stuck a member of a fire fighting brigade formed by chillies, forestry corporation, work during summers the peak season for wild fives. despite

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we've now mentioned l n g, but nuclear, if i'm not mistaken, is still a fossil fuel. i mean, a lot of the comments in our, you tube chat, for example. i, you, brianna is saying, i wonder why germany a country technologically well advanced is turning to coal energy. this is as they were predicting their advanced status among you countries in the sector of renewable energy, olivia, mom, you know, saying what's preventing germany from switching to nuclear energy after all, it's not some poor developing countries. so is it really just about profit? i mean, do they need coal in the context of what's happening in ukraine and russia? so let me just correct some things here. first, nuclear is not a fossil fuel. it's a different kind of technology. see, that's why you're here to enlighten us and iraq. correct me and thing, and the other thing is i'm germany is not expanding on coal. it has always relied on coal. so coal never moved out of our energy sector and we're just reinforcing it now, instead of delving into the renewables and a nuclear power is not a safe option. so in

supplies, the netherlands has stopped importing russian energy except for liquefied natural gas or l n g. but how is the conflict affecting the dutch economy and as tensions escalate after a chinese balloon was shot down over north american air space. should brussels strengthen its relationship with beijing? these are some of the questions we put to the dutch deputy prime minister centered cog talks to al jazeera ah, secret card deputy prime minister and finance minister of the netherlands. thank you for talking to alger 0. let me start with the one subject. this dominated the global media of the last year, and that's the war in ukraine. let me take it back to the beginning. one year ago when putin invaded ukraine. be honest with me. did you think that ukraine would be able to withstand the might of the russian military or did you think keith would all in days? i think all of us are certainly the early days and those are that are not in the military intelligence realm. feared that there the and or the fall of key if might be imminent, but the people of ukraine. and i think thanks to na

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s. army soldier, john mcentire was a foreign mercenary in ukraine. dana min on boys l o n a good, a game. earlier this month, he defected to russia. he bought everything with him. papers filed intelligence and maps. the thing is, he always meant to who 1st question is why, why are you here? i mean, well the reason i came to you craner 1st place, you know, on a communist, i'm an anti fascist, and we have to fight fascism everywhere. you know, so on our came when i came to ukraine, i knew that i would try to give as much information as i could about, you know, anything would be helpful and a defect across lives. the problem is, is when i was in our harkell, i was going to swim across and i found out ahead of snipers and position. so if anybody i and actually found out that the cyprus referred to factor is not for actually our protection. they are actually anybody to try to defect. they would shoot them, you know, since march 2020 to john served in ukraine's foreign legion and nationalist battalion cut pots k c. h. he saw and documented the ukranian war machine in all its ugly glory from th