guest: the national energy assistance directors association runs the largest federal program designed to help low income families and will ruto families pay their home energy bills in the winter, as well as other things. host: as far as their demands, what does winter mean as far as paying bills? guest: it is extremely expensive, pedro. paying bills can be extremely expensive, and we have seen that the average cost of home energy this winter will actually be 17% to 20% higher than last year. that means a family using natural gas, for example of a spend over $900 to heat their home. a family using heating oil will spend over $2000. it's a lot of money over the course of the winter. host: $952 is the average for those using natural gas, that's an increase of 2021 to 2020 two. electricity, $1300, and heating oil, $2100. propane, $1800, and although you'll cost together, at $1200 increase compared to what we saw in 2021. where are those numbers coming from and what is causing them? guest: one of the things causing them was the high cost of cooling last summer. to help cool their homes, th

peter smith from national energy action, thank| from national energy action, thank you, we will cometion today from derby. —— we are getting reaction today from derby. my colleague tanya beckett is in derby for us. this is a city with a strong history of manufacturing. if you ask which company people associate the city but it is rolls—royce, the global world class manufacturer of aero engines. but there is a broad concentration of expertise but it is a diverse city in terms of income and wealth, and many people are struggling and they are worried about the bills that are coming that way. let's talk to two ladies in fact, you're going to be able to illustrate this, this is sue hodgkinson, who will tell us about her bills, and we are then going to monica holten, the director of a foundation which helps people navigate through this. sue, tell me about some of the struggles you have been through, you have been undergoing cancer treatment and you're worried about the coming winter. , ., , , you're worried about the coming winter. , ., , you're worried about the coming winter. , ., ., wint

of emergency before the scene for fuel, an additional impetus for growth is confident in the national energy security fund of russia experts predict the cost of fuel will rise above record gas prices in europe and remain at extremely high level, the failure of the infrastructure significantly complicates the return of gas volumes from russia to the market, which will additionally destabilize the market during the heating season, and thus will give prices an upward movement in the coming months, experts concluded. and that's all the economic news for this hour. have a nice day and see you. the morning broadcast on tv channels belarus 1 and belarus 24 continues the program for x not alexander smirnov hello gorka 16-year-old guy damaged the car, the teenager explained his act by saying that he wanted to dance to the police , a local resident turned and said that he had left his citroën car for the night near hostel, and in the morning found dents on the roof. there are also footprints of an unknown expert. examined the scene did not seize traces of shoes in the future. a 16-year-old local resid

and the benefits of alternative energy sources. national clean energy week is a time to recognize and celebrate innovative policies that allow the united states to limit greenhouse gas emissions. iowa leads the nation in clean energy production, and iowans are constantly seeking ways to make clean energy more affordable, accessible, and abundant. just last year, the american clean power association reported that over 50 % of iowa's electricity is the most, ranking the highest in the united states. renewable fuels, organin, wind create affordable electricity. additionally, alternative energy sou sou sou sources -- since taking office, i advocated for conservative legislation. consumers should be provided for choicings, which lowers the costs of goods and services which is crucial now for record high inflation. i also introduced bipartisan legislation such as the biocharge research act of 2022, to expand clean energy in the united states. this bill would create a national biocharge research network where the benefits can be further tested and

let me remind you that igor yushkov, a leading analyst at the national energy security fund, was in direct contact with the studio, but we move on to one of the main topics of the day : the preliminary results of voting in the people's republics of donbass, as well as in kherson and zaporozhye regions, have been published. now i will tell you more about them. so, in the dpr, a little more than 99% of voters in the lpr voted for joining russia. a little less than 98.5%. kherson region, approximately 87%, while in zaporizhzhya 93 the local electoral commissions give similar results, and at the polling stations in russia a referendum started on september 23. in the early days, people voted at home to get to the polls. it was possible only on september 27, and in these regions the day was declared a day off in russia, voting points worked. all 5 days, the fate of their regions was determined by residents on them. 100 international observers from 40 countries were watching the voting process for all 5 days, all of them declared high the level of organization and the open nature of the referendu

guest: the national energy assistance directors association runs the largest federal program designedhelp low income families and will ruto families pay their home energy bills in the winter, as well as other things. host: as far as their demands, what does winter mean as far as paying bills? guest: it is extremely expensive, pedro. paying bills can be extremely expensive, and we have seen that the average cost of home energy this winter will actually be 17% to 20% higher than last year. that means a family using natural gas, for example of a spend over $900 to heat their home. a family using heating oil will spend over $2000. it's a lot of money over the course of the winter. host: $952 is the average for those using natural gas, that's an increase of 2021 to 2020 two. electricity, $1300, and heating oil, $2100. propane, $1800, and although you'll cost together, at $1200 increase compared to what we saw in 2021. where are those numbers coming from and what is causing them? guest: one of the things causing them was the high cost of cooling last summer. to help cool their homes, they h

according to the national energy assistance directors association. and the problem is only getting worse. the organization says families are expected to pay an average of 17.2 percent more for home heat this coming season compared compared to last winter. >> energy inflation is leading inflation overall. this is not normal. >> reporter: energy prices are on the rise in part because of the repeated heat waves that ached much of the united states this summer. worsening the alrey strained levels of natural gas reserves. the executive director director says the spike will force families to make difficult difficult decisions between paying for food, medicine, and . and rent. the low income home energy assistance program is now now asking congress for an additional $5 billion to help low income families. >> home heating costs are predicted to reach the highest level in more than 10 years this this winter. > >> housing prices also skyrocketing since the start of the pandemic, a new study from the federal reserve bank finds that the rise in remote work is re

between democratic leaders, president biden, and senator joe manchin to tie a proposal updating the nation's energy permitting rules to a budget resolution that needs to pass in order to prevent a government shutdown. ms. pelosi: good afternoon. we've had many visitors today, i'm sorry to put this off. it's a very busy time. i just returned from the g-7 meeting in berlin over the weekend, a trip to europe that included a visit to armenia. the visit to the g-7 meeting of heads of parliament was one that was focused on the situation in ukraine and on democracy. what was exciting about it was that the speaker of the ukraine parliament joined us with a report a request, but the members of the g-7 were very, very enthusiastic and supportive of the fight for democracy in ukraine. one point i want to bring up with you that i found interesting. over the course of this weekend i met with three heads of state. all three of them had spoken to putin in the last few days, within this past week. all of them said he's in it for the long haul. but what was interesting, if you think so, is that they said he was run

well, let me remind you that the deputy director of the national energy security aleksey grivach aleksey thank you very much for the interview. in the urals , several dozen conscripts went to training centers. there they will undergo training and combat coordination to participate in a special operation to protect the donbass . see in the report of albert musin in the cold in the cramped courtyard of the military registration and enlistment office, relatives are ready to stand until the victory in order to see their men off for service. our son is going to defend, they are seeing off his wife's mother to tomatoes. in front of their sons of uncertainty. not it is felt by no one, on the contrary, volunteers and conscripts try to cheer up relatives with jokes and promises of a speedy return. the main negative. don't push normally. everything will replace our fighters in the republics of donbass sent by whole families, three brothers anton aleksey and vyacheslav vasilevsky immediately began to collect things as soon as they received a summons. there are our people, our people who are being a

liz of saudi arabia, the united arab emirates, and cut are hoping to agree on how to meet the nation's energy needs since russia's invasion of ukraine since the war you countries have had to cut back on energy and look for supplies elsewhere. germany's economy is already on the verge of a recession, a mid soaring prices, and the prospect of a tough winter ahead. for 11, the buffer did. we've made progress on a whole series of projects and now concerned the production of diesel gas. we have allen g projects that play a role here and of course also many things that have to do with modernization with projects. so this is very important for future economic cooperation. but of course, also for the transformation of national economies that are moving towards climate neutrality. now of course, very relevant for the issues of energy security in this context. it was an important business and a good opportunity to continue good relation to the legal for the you is facing a major shortage of energy before the war in ukraine. russia supplied 40 percent of the blocks natural gas and more than a quarter of

that it does not rise a little, the sculpture will rise, the national identity will rise, the national energyse, the national conflict will rise, and the political question and independence will rise, and what is destroying empires here, that is why they are afraid of it and will rot from the second on the other hand, they, as the center of the empire, collect the best brains and the best cultural figures from this soviet union of ukraine, we have directors, actors artists who, when they moved to moscow, began to work for russian culture there because they got lost in the identical, you know, it was in soviet times and in the 90s. and where are we now ? they are native and have nothing to do with ukrainian culture, these two factors affect our relationship with ukraine, the aggressor, and now that the basques are all armed for a long time, we must fight to the end, as in the military protection of such a monocultural because culture is your identical culture and it is you, because because of that you can understand yourself as citizens, yourself as a part of some nation and country after febr

ah, lettering in our guests in moscow, stanish love metro, which a leading experts of the national energy security of fund program studies love by turning off the tap is brush her weapon ising gas to retaliate against western sanctions. i think this is a resolution against western sanctions because of the position of moscow storage is authorities in russia. they see that previously trade with russia was weaponized by the west. russian reserves of central bank will basically nationalized or stolen this. it is considered in moscow that a european union decided to post trade embargo on russian co. after that there was a decision to put a bar against russian oil. and they said that a european union decided to impose trade embargo and russian co. after that, there was a decision to put embargo against russian oil and this embargo coming back into practice on the face of december 2022. so. busy from the point of view, frushell this traitor. how ready weaponized and officially? well, it would follow from the lad. and if you're again, commission, just couple of days ago, passion that european uni

case and opened materials for the defense to review among the suspects the ex-chairman of the national energy regulatory commission and of public utilities and other employees of this organization, i would like to remind you that according to the version of the investigation, the so -called rotterdam plus formula, which was approved in 2016 for calculating the wholesale market price of electricity, was charged for costs that did not actually exist, namely the transportation of coal to ukraine and then to rotterdam as a result according to the investigators of this method of calculation, during the 16th and 17th years, end consumers overpaid for electricity by more than uah 18 billion, which is confirmed by the conclusions of the examination of the national the anti-corruption bureau has repeatedly emphasized that the evidence collected in the rotterdam plus case is sufficient to give them an assessment, the court must consider it, they tried to appeal the proceedings of this case, but the special anti-corruption prosecutor's office renewed the court proceedings of this case, according to the

ah, lettering in our guests in moscow, stan islov metro, which a leading experts of the national energy security of fund and a researcher of the moscow based financial university in paris. an sophie cobo global research scholar of the center and global energy policy. and the for the had of gas analysis, our british petroleum in berlin, been heiress, founder and editor in chief of b. n. and e intel in years and the former moscow bureau chief for the daily telegraph. welcome to the program status love by turning off the tap is russia weapon, ising gas to retaliate against western sanctions. i think this is a resolution against western sanctions because of the position of moscow storage it authorities in russia. they see that previously trade with russia was weaponized by the west. russian reserves of central bank will basically nationalized or stolen this. it is considered in moscow that a european union decided because trade embargo and russian co, after that there was a decision to put embargo against russian oil. and they seemed rather well coming back to practice on the face of decemb

uh, the zaporozhye region, freed from the ukrainian national energy supply, and most likely it will be done. switching m-th tasks such set plan b. we have and , accordingly, according to this event, we are working out all the necessary elements that will have to be made fired from the right bank. dnipro, the ukrainian military was not constantly embarrassed by the presence of the iaea mission in particular. there until the last moment, there were two of its representatives, and spain and romania were also turned off the power cable that supplies electricity to ukraine and did not motivate this by the fact that their forest fires burn grass, and therefore it is unsafe. that is, the energy that was generated could not be supplied to ukraine and the reactor operated at minimum capacity. and this means that they could simply die and it was decided to stop completely. now the island is facing the question of heating season, because the power plant provided heat, including enough heat to the city. chp which will be , if there is such a need, will generate thermal energy from coal, respective

they went to a fucking station to assess the damage from ukrainian attacks in switzerland , a national energyovernment urged residents and enterprises to reduce gas consumption , at least until april, all this time the cabinet of ministers will publish advice on the internet on how to reduce energy consumption, people are offered to spend less hot turn off the water when leaving the premises of the light and household appliances if they do not use it in this way, the government plans to reduce gas consumption by 15%, one of the provinces. belgium to save energy can turn off the lighting of high-speed authors. this issue is now being considered by local authorities a number of the world previously adopted and at the federal level. in particular, the temperature in state institutions during the cold period will be reduced to 19 °, and at night, as if turning off the lighting of monuments, the energy crisis forced people to live in finland conditions of the war economy, this was stated by the prime minister of the country, according to the politician . exceptional measures are needed to solve th

hurricane ian and then we talk about the seventh land vote on the continuing revolution in the national energy association on energy prices this winter and assistance for lower income families. watch "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. this morning on c-span or c-span now, our free mobile app. join the discussion with your facebook comments, and tweets. >> with congress facing a september 30 government funding deadline, the house and senate are expected to work on a short-term spending bill to avert a federal shutdown. the house returns on wednesday, noon eastern members will vote on veterans affairs legislation in the senate returns this afternoon at 3:00 eastern to avert the government shutdown. they will debate a proposal by joe manchin on streamlining the federal permitting process for energy projects. watch live coverage of the house on c-span and the senate on c-span2 and watch in our free video app, c-span now or online at www.c-span.org. >> there are a lot of places to get political information but only at c-span, do you get it straight from the source. no matter where you're from o

claimed responsibility for the attack, we will discuss this topic with a leading analyst at the national energyurity fund. igor yushko could join us . hello hello already. there is a statement about the fact that this is still a sabotage , so what do you think, who could benefit from such an attack. who probably has no doubt that it was an external influence sabotage in europe for some reason it is called sabotage, but it is actually international terrorism. someone blew up three strings of gas pipelines. uh, and in this regard, of course, not russia, for example, and not germany, this is unprofitable. russia has always said that the postcard trade and the same nord stream one which is now completely blown up. ah, we said that let's remove the sanctions from the turbines for the gas compressor station and we will operate this gas pipeline and supply gas to europe, the germans also implied that this was some kind of the last. such a plan why, if anything, it will always be possible to agree with russia on gas supplies, and the main thing that is interested in this is the united states, which has

families bracing for higher heating oil bills this summer, and going into the winter, rather the national energy assistance sectors says afternoon cost to heat will increase 7.2%, tiana,ing who hogan. >> we know this president made a career out of misinformation to the american people this is kind of thing that you can check very easily there is no state with two dollar gasoline. >> yeah, joe biden is a cereal -- maybe less creative way than predecessor sorry hogan, biden lies about obviously, you know checkable facts, right? let's not forget that the entire downward pressure of gas prices came from two things, one, came from oil demand contracting to lowest point since peak of the pandemic in july 2020. number two, it came from biden, digging into strategic petroleum reserves now lowest level in 40 years -- petroleum, reserves meant to be there as hedge begins obstruction to oil supply, out of our control natural disasters slick opec instituting onerous supply costs happened again it is not there because of a failure of domestic policy, because if joe biden and this administration, deciding to

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resource development is important to alaska's economy and national energy security and i look to ensure that our state remains a global leader and i'm committed to fighting for our fish. for so many communities, fish are life. our fish harvest is the best in the world, half of the wild salmon sold in the world comes from our state supporting good jobs that sustains good economies and subsistence is not only a food source for families and communities, it is a sacred part of our tradition. again, thank you for your warm welcome and i am looking to getting to work. thank you very much. and with that, i yield back. the speaker: without objection, the gentleman from new york, mr. nadler, is recognized for one minute. mr. nadler: as the dean of the new york delegation, i have the distinct honor to rise today to introduce the new member of the house of representatives from new york's 19th congressional district, representative path ryan. representative ryan is the fifth-generation new yorker born and raised in kingston, new york. after graduating from the u.s. military academy at west point, h

you know, he's a national atomic energy agency. they are just finishing their wrapping up the visit to the facility behind me. you can see coffee. he's surrounded by his colleague and a lot of press now, i mean, we've been following the delegation for quite a while. we've seen everything they've been shown and they've been thrown quite a lot basically, they've been showing the devastation. they've been shown every single crater left by the days of relentless shelling all the power plants. if it's yeah, final for it's a very heavy height. you can't see it really because of the amount of press and under the employees over the i a but there's a massive rocky thing right there, which is being shown to mr. crossing. even that as we were getting to the station we did see black smoke rising from the facility, the shelling with it. indeed the top, when the delegation just went, the delegation just arrived here. this power blind, it has been, it has seen quite some extensive damage. some, well nuclear reactors have had to stop having to bel

that's according to data from the national energy assistance director's association and experts we spokes month listen in. >> we expect a rising wave in the number of shutoffs and really the increase in crushing bills over the next few weeks. september tends to be the time when we see peaks in the amount of inability that people can pay their rising electricity bills and what's happening now in the united states is that we have these record heat waves which are just making people's bills explode. >> reporter: that's jean sue who you heard there along with other energy advocates they're all sending a strong message to washington saying states and the federal government should ban utilities from shutting off the power even if folks are behind on paying. they say it could pose a great risk to their livelihood especially going into the winter season the biggest peeves advice -- turn off the lights before you leave home, the air conditioner, and consider using a fan check your fridge to ensure no cold air is being leaked >> good tips there i want to ask about the larger economy, too we're goi

the national energy assistance directors association anticipate bills will increase by 17%, todd appearanceot good. one place we don't need heat is florida. new yorkers setting their sights on the sunny shores of the sunshine state. an apparent empire state and in august along get this 6,000 new yorkers swap state licenses for a florida version adding two more than 41,000 departures this year alone. former nypd john macari recently moved his family to florida and joints me now. jonathan, we have talked about this exit from new york for years but these numbers are record-breaking. who will be left to turn out the lights? >> nobody. it is amazing anybody is still in new york. this is incompetence and leadership both on the part of mayor adams and kathy hochul. they chased thousands of people out of the state. thousands of people unable to work for a year in new york city. a private employer mandate but the public still stands. in the height of a crime crisis, you have a governor to combat gun violence has put signs around times square and effort to cut back on violence. nobody believes this i

this free export of oil from we are in touch igor valeryevich chizhkov, leading analyst of the national energyecurity fund expert of the financial university under the government of the russian federation hello , welcome to you, we are discussing the topic that supposedly no one buys russian oil, what do you say to this report. well, on the contrary, there is indeed a very high demand for russian oil now. uh, there was a brain so undulating dynamics, and in april, european traders first of all, they really reduced purchases, because scared. and that they will in fact be pecked out in your own countries and politicians and society, because this culture of cancellation is developed and there was some kind of emotional reaction of the market. this gave rise to a surge in prices, that is, it did not rise in price due to the shortage. and we saw that, in general, russia in march april greatly reduced exports, because it was impossible to transfer all volumes immediately to the asian markets. well, by may. indeed this restructuring has happened one of the biggest buyers has become indeed, india how

that's what african nations how dub western lead efforts to reduce global c o. 2 emissions, because of the ever expanding, pushed towards green energy ortiz. carbo letha takes us through what's behind africa's outrage a head of the united nations club, 27 climate conference which will be held in egypt. later in november. this year. african leaders of government and private sector gathered for the africa climate week in order to speak with a united voice. i heard of cobb 27 african countries are seeking what is called climate justice. as a great, a part of the transition dialogue from derby fossil fuel to cleaner energy sources, the continent produces the least amount of harmful emissions. yet african stand at the cold fates of the negative impact of climate change, such as drought felon, as well as rising sea levels with a plentiful supply of natural resources. not all african countries. i happy to turn their back on conventional energy sources in order to go green, just to appease the more developed west the nations. despite contributing less than 4 percent of global emissions, africa's obliged was already limited financial means,

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the head of the national atomic energy association's right to call for an ongoing mission.t i very important because moscow is using this plant as a bargaining chip to strike fear in the hearts of ukrainians to try to get concessions. we need to watch this situation closely. anchor: let's turn to the death of mikhail gorbachev, the last soviet leader who has died at the age of 91. in the west he is venerated for bringing the cold war to a peaceful end. at home, he's condemned for the chaotic years that followed the collapse of the soviet union. a look at his legacy and how news of his death has been received around the world. let's get reactn from the streets of moscow. >> it seems he did not realize the gravity of his decisions. he did not fix his mistakes. he passed away without fixing them. and we are hostages of his stupidity. god rest his soul and made god not judge him to severely. >> it seem to us back then that he was a person that could change the soviet union for the better. when his time was coming to an end, he was the person that broke up the soviet union and b

they are being overseen by germany's national energy regulator.ons account for roughly 12% of germany's oil profits incapacity with one facility supplying some 90% of fuel used in berlin. the movie is the latest by the german government to reinforce its energy security already under severe strain as russia has cut all natural gas deliveries in response to western sanctions of the war in ukraine. they are calling germany's decision illal, with the company saying it may mount a court challenge. europe is preparing to begin enforcing a ban on imports of russian crude this winter. germany plans to offset the ban with a pipeline. here is olaf scholz. >> today's move is a very important step to ensure germany's energy supplies an important decision in investments in the future in three eastern german states. we are making our self independent from russia and decisions made outside of our territory. >> the world bank sounding the alarm on a potential worldwide recession in the coming year. the organization citing aggressive interest rate hikes following

the national energy assistance director is forecasting that the highest winter heating season in a decade5% jump in costs. that really hurts the bottom line. stu? stuart: really hurts the inflation rate couple months down the road in middle of winner. no way around that one. ash, thank you very much indeed. the cannabis black market in los angeles is booming. it has become a hotbed of crime but the city is not trying to shut it down. we've got that report next hour. bill maher says the left wants to abuse history to control the present. roll tape. >> in today's world when truth conflicts with narrative it's the truth that has to apologize. stuart: crazy, huh? joe concha gets into it after this. ♪ you'll always remember buying your first car. and buying your starter home. or whatever this is. but the things that last a lifetime like happiness, love and confidence... you can't buy those. but you can invest in them. we believe that your investments should work harder for the future you imagine. and that's where our strategic investing approach can help. t. rowe price. invest with confidence.

i want to get your reaction to this data we received from the national energy assistance associationhowing that 20 million americans are at risk of seeing their power shut off across the nation and of that, 3 million are anticipated to see their power shut off by the end of this year. >> thank you for having me yeah, it's definitely a concern and this is a concern for utilitiers who just emerged from the disconnects after covid. historically, i think that utilities and regulators tend to work these things out. the utility companies offer some sort of payment plan, a form of assistance to their customers and try to avoid the disconnects in particularly vulnerable communities and we expect this will be the case this time around as well with respect to the utility bills, you're correct that we see the headlines about superhigh utility bills, but in a lot of regions it's a lot more moderate and we've been seeing some regions in the country where utility rates are down year over year so i think those impacts will be largely concentrated in the -- >> just on that specific note. if there ar

with me now is peter smith, director of policy and advocacy for national energy action.hich is not a lot, but what we have heard from liz truss and rishi sunak on how they plan to tackle the energy crisis, what do you make of what we know? i think it's welcome liz truss has said if she was to win she would stake out her plan in the first week of being the new prime minister. that is music to our use. we have been very worried as hundreds of thousands of people all across the country about the scale of these energy price increases, over £3500 on average expected in october, and it's going to get far, far worse in january thanks to the decision of the regulator to move to a three month. we are expecting high energy prices to be sustained, one of the biggest issues facing the country. whoever wins tomorrow, what do you want to see as a priority? we whoever wins tomorrow, what do you want to see as a priority?— want to see as a priority? we think we shouldn't _ want to see as a priority? we think we shouldn't reinvent _ want to see as a priority? we think we shouldn't reinve

this comes after a visit from the national energy agency. melissa bell is joining us with more.they're due to release a report soon from their findings from the visit. what more are we learning about this disconnected reactor? >> it's not so much the disconnected reactor, that happened last week when the ia inspectors arrived there were two functioning reactors, number five had to be disconnected because of the shelling. that's happened again. most worrying is the energy supply situation around the plant that's been affected by the shelling in recent days. there were four external power supplies to this plant before the war, one had been functioning until monday -- until saturday, sorry, it was the one last reserve line that connected the zaporizhzhia power plant to a thermal power plant that had been allowing electricity energy to leave the plant and head towards ukraine's electricity grid and electricity to arrive at the grid to allow for cooling systems to operate function. that was severed monday as well, we're hearing it was switched off on purpose to protect it. the fact i

tomorrow it is called the national security council because of the energy situation in the czech republictricity prices people lose their jobs increased tariffs are forcing every fifth firm to reduce persons unbearable for many becomes bills from the energy company in greece since september. they have grown by more than 60%. now about what innovations are waiting for us from this month, from september 1, from 20% to 50, the threshold of votes necessary for the owners to make a decision on choosing a management company for an apartment building is raised. a share in the apartment. now it cannot be less than 6 m², the fee for common utility costs also changes for each owner. an adjustment is to be made at the end of each year, taking into account data from common house meters, even from innovations , you can no longer share personal data, unless required by the law and for this companies will not be able to refuse services for violation, a fine of 50,000 rubles is provided. and that's all for now. and now the words of good morning colleagues. thank you colleagues good morning. to everyone w

you are going to see additional increases for consumers, manufacturers, use 30% of the nation's energy more it costs, the more it costs in terms of energy input, the more products are going to cost for the consumer, the final cost of the product. so you are just going to see more and more inflation. it's a bad cycle. we can nip this in the bud and frankly need to see the cooperation -- >> sandra: you are giving a lot of credit -- >> 12 unions, nine have said ok. so, come on. let's get this done. >> sandra: ok, so this would be one crisis averted if they do come to a deal and negotiations play out, still meeting at the white house as we speak, but a country still dealing with sky high inflation and the average american consumer is paying for it. and it was arguably talked to a lot of economist, it was avoidable. when inflation was rearing its ugly head and could have done more to prevent it, where do you fall on that? >> well, look, you know. i represent manufacturers and we are not political beings, we want to see good policy. and over the course of the last 3 or 4 years, we have had t

competitiveness because on energy, for instance, the american to day they thanks to shell gas to their energy national sovereignty. they can be more competitive rather than our companies. what can the german government do to help italy remain at the heart of europe? as you say, i think it is very simple. the narrative of the writing, italy, is the narrative of european union without actually that it is not saying that germany and france, they work only for their own interests, not for the general interests of europe. they have a point, i mean in the issue of migration for example, germany in france. it okay, italy you deal with it with thing? i don't think so. i think there are different approaches in that. for instance, germany and italy, we have common interests on migrations. italy's, the country 1st arrival germany is normal, the country of last destination. so italy had the feeling to be left alone during many a period of high level rivals. but germany had this feeling 5 years ago. the feeling of germany was to be left alone by the rest of europe when, when germany decided to welcome under that o

energy. nigel, i want your reaction to this cause this is important. again, it's about the identity of a nation. the white house press secretary claims she doesn't know about the energy secretary saying that california is a model for the nation on green energy as it faces rolling blackouts. watch this. >> last friday the energy secretary said of green technology in california that that state was in the lead and showing the rest of the nation how it's done. the state is currently bracing for blackouts and said it's happening and yet in particular their governor is asking folks there not to charge their electric vehicles. does the president agree that california is an example for the rest of the country as a transition? >> i haven't seen those specific statements. i would like to see it in fuller context that the secretary has made. i'm not going to comment on something i haven't seen in full. >> california is in the lead, can show the rest of the nation how it is done. >> in my mind, all honesty, great, whatever. if we're waiting for 2040 to get rid of gas vehicles, we're doing something terribl

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