so why don't we put solar panels in the earth orbit? the you caleb space energy initiative with around 50 partners from industry, government and science is planning to install a solar power satellite in space by 2035 the us china and japan are also taking part in the solar space power quest. and this is o. at might work satellites in the us g, a stationary orbit, which is around 35000 kilometers from earth, collect solar energy using huge solar panels. they convert the energy into microwave radiation and beaming down to earth on the ground. a net of receiving antennas, or rec, tenors, collect the microwaves and convert them to electricity for the grid. each satellite might produce 2 gigawatts of continuous power. as much as around $700.00 utility scale wind turbines, they'd be huge around 1.7 kilometers in diameter. and we'll wait several 1000 tons. the satellites would start to beam energy to earth 24 hours a day. the beam is considered to be harmless for animals and humans. it's about a quarter the strength of the midday sun. but energy is lost during the trans

electricity to a small city of 50,000 people efficient turned out to be a way to combine solar and traditional energy09, solar modules were installed at the lukoil gas station in the village of krasnaya polyana, which provide about 15% of electricity consumption. filling station the station has become a local landmark, 300 people come here even just to look at the roof , 54 solar modules have been stopped, which ensures the uninterrupted operation of this station. additional electricity is required during rush hour, when the equipment in the cafe is operating at full capacity numerous refrigerators , stoves, microwave, coffee maker the experience of this gas station was successful. a similar gas station appeared last year in sochi solar panels covered its needs by 35% russian equipment. our russian business used the developments of the st. petersburg institute named after yofa and completely competitors appeared technology, according to which in chuvashia and now in the kaliningrad region, photovoltaic cells are produced with efficiency. uh, comparable to the same as um, so to speak, the best photovo

uh, fuel consumption is achieved by the fact that we use renewable energy sources solar energy and with the help of energy storage systems efficiently, we use it for the needs of a population of 2,500 people. mostly engaged in agriculture before energy was in short supply now in abundance. this got a choke starts doesn't have a dynamic push. and in the area e additional capacity. we can build new boiler houses. yes, if here is a backup, i must say, we will have it, uh, we can build a mini-factory. we will have additional capacity. temperature in winter. here it drops below 60 °, and such frosts last for months, therefore life depends on reliability and energy, however, living conditions are also important to people for centuries. already another without a tv. we can’t live without for the sake of it, we can’t eat everything, everything, fly, depends on electricity. we are very happy with our at least grandchildren funding construction. undertook a group of investors, thanks to an energy service agreement, a refund is provided for within 15 years due to fuel savings a new power plant was

the reason he was interested about solar energy is one of the most dangerous things we do is move things across the desert. so he decided he was going to set conditions and you solar panels. there were solar panels on backpacks to fire up smaller appliances and it turns out it was as much as the batteries they use out there. we don't have the capability yet. these are all innovations that were mission driven. we launched a ship out of coronado he said don't give me a hard time. the navy were tree hackers because this was a better way to serve the nation. the effect that the military to launch hybrid chips. we were talking about that as well. the price spikes we just saw again after everyone is confident. the country is starting to get on board with a way that is consistent. that was something they couldn't really back away from. by the way, republicans have come to the table more. they are not so much denying as they are movie taking their time. but my friend john curtis from utah now leads the conference -- conservative. they acknowledge climate change is happening. let's get stuff done

solar panels go into the ground. this is a mandatory requirement of the state for energy companies. nvestors conclude a contract for the supply of power at an increased tariff. this allows you to recoup investments within 15 years, and they are solid in the first solar power plant, which was commissioned in 2018, lukoil invested 1.5 billion rubles. the main advantage of solar power plants is their environmental friendliness in volgograd spp alone, which allows to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by about 20,000 tons per year in september last year lukoil began delivery from the volgograd solar station to the plant from february. in budyonnovsk, the planned volume of supply is e. 36 million kwh. now, the use of e-electric energy produced from renewable sources has ensured a reduction in the carbon footprint of staurollen products. the international experience of installing solar power plants by lukoil not only in russia but also in bulgaria helps the company in the development of green energy. romania has increased the capacity of its ss from 10 to 41 mw over 5 years. it is planned to

okay dude, and the reason it was interested in the solar energy, one of the most dangerous things we do is move large amounts of petroleum across the desert and one when those convoys are attacked we lose solar so he decided that he was going to try to transition so instead of economies in the bunker with fuel it was going to be solar panels.solar panels on backpacks to fire up the smaller appliances that have been used and it turns out that's doesn't weigh as much as the batteries they used to have. he wanted something to do the cell in the desert. we don't have that capability yet but these are all innovations that were mission driven, vesame thing with secretary mavis when we launched sheer by the coronado fueled in part by the fact, i told my wife don't give me a hard time when a state, i'm being a patriot here but the point is that innovation wasn't because it's the means and the navy were tree hunters, it's because this was a better way to serve the mission and by the way, to start again with pressed spikes for fuel. to the extent the military can be less one through more effic

solar energy to make a cargo bike power dusk that could really help solve mobility problems on the continent. i do them for movie to school. dream of to put it in to help turn his idea into reality. you're going teamed up with an e pike specialist from germany. together they designed the 1st prototype and realized the bikes would need to be adapted to the needs of african customers, including the local road conditions. to stay irish shown, that was a pretty big challenge when it came to designing the bike. like montague, the road conditions aren't necessarily like what a bike riders are used to here. but what i, that's what i saw, and some of the bi components that the industry tends to rely on, might not be available on general read. and then, as we call hun, my limbs, off to dixon, more spokes and the wheels and a reinforced frame, styled in the look of a more expensive motorbike. the affray crazy was designed to be robust and appeal to its clientele. and at $600.00 euros, it's quite a bit more affordable than most the bikes. the project also includes a micro credit system to help people f

solar energy, to make a cargo bike in florida, that could really help solve mobility. problems on the continent i do them for mortgages, will dream of wanted to help turn his idea into reality. you're going teamed up with an e pike specialist from germany. together they designed the 1st prototype and realized the bikes would need to be adapted to the needs of african customers, including the local road conditions. to stay, i've shown that was a pretty big challenge when it came to designing the buying. like montague, the road conditions aren't necessarily like what a bike riders are used to here. but what i'd like to provide and some of the buy components that the industry tends to rely on, might not be available on general. like in they mostly, calvin, come muslims, optic dixon, more spokes and the wheels and reinforced frame styled and the look of a more expensive motorbike. the affray crazy was designed to be robust and appeal to its clientele. and it's $600.00 euros. it's quite a bit more affordable than most the bikes. the project also includes a micro credit system to help peopl

solar energy from the middle of the day and kind of move it to the evening.er: that's why flex alert is issued, to conserve power and prevent blackouts. >> the surprising thing is how much of a difference individual homes can make. anser: the ceo of home connect, a free service that notifies customers on how to reduce power. he says the average home in california uses two kilowatts of power. 500 homes make up one megawatt. in august of 2020, when california was hit with blackouts, demand exceeded supply by just 500 megawatts. he said if households reduce energy use by just 25%, it could prevent blackouts. >> about 50,000 customers to produce their energy use by a bit and that is enough to make up for an entire power plant not having to turn on. anser: the excessive heat is expected to last through labor day weekend. abc 7 news. ama: if you're trying to save on ac or just gets too hard at home, several cooling centers are open. a few people were exercising this morning. the center is open tomorrow and through the weekend. we have a list of cooling centers on h

the energies of the central star are used, there should be orbital belts that will gradually cover the entire solar in life. the sun is an energy source for space civilization and for terrestrial transport rockets for space airship for flights over the earth. each planet has only one ruler. this means that the reasons for the war will disappear and as a guarantee of justice and love over all the planets, the milky way, the ethereal islands. instead of god, the heretical root cause of the cosmos arises. who said he's wrong? nobody said this, uh, but if he was a christian, then in any case he experienced very deep and internal contradictions in the combination of the faith that he possibly had and the disclosure beings of this faith e in their writings. divergence with the church was inevitable tsiolkovsky tried to create a new faith, the so-called scientific religion for the same reason, relations with marxism also cracked. the socialist academy of social sciences, to which tsiolkovsky was a member, expelled him from its ranks, the scientist quoted the evangelist john in response, i have much more t

solar energy from the middle of the day and kind of move it to the evening.nser: that's why flex alert is issued, to conserve power and prevent blackouts. >> the surprising thing is how much of a difference individual homes can make. anser: the ceo of home connect, a free service that notifies customers on how to reduce power. he says the average home in california uses two kilowatts of power. 500 homes make up one megawatt. in august of 2020, when california was hit with blackouts, demand exceeded supply by just 500 megawatts. he said if households reduce energy use by just 25%, it could prevent blackouts. >> about 50,000 customers to produce their energy use by a bit and that is enough to make up for an entire power plant not having to turn on. anser: the excessive heat is expected to last through labor day weekend. abc 7 news. ama: if you're trying to save on ac or just gets too hard at home, several cooling centers are open. a few people were exercising this morning. the center is open tomorrow and through the weekend. we have a list of cooling centers on

probability that the investments will not go to other sectors, you understand , so after the war, the solar energy sector and supports the energy sector and the bioenergy sector has the first priority for government in order to create conditions for investment, that is, if we are talking about this priority direction, but of course it is not in the short term, then at the same time, we still have to take care, as they do in the european union, about the so-called diversification of suppliers, but of these same fossil resources, let's remember that in the eu, for example, they volunteered to supply the same gas there, and from kazakhstan, it seems, from the middle east , africa, norway, etc. yes, of course, ukraine does not need to do diversification, we are able to invest and fully provide ourselves with natural gas, but today, even if the war is rejected, it was formed this is a situation where it is absolutely unprofitable to work in the gas industry because today the rent is higher than the price at which companies sell natural gas, such a paradox because they sell at the internal price, the re

we could argue but the wind and solar are the cheapest energy of the future there can be no debate about that. now people will tell you you know, wind and solar are intermittent and that is true so then the question becomes can you build a grid that uses intermittent renewable energy that's reliable and cheap. there is an enormous amount of peer-reviewed research that has gone on over the last decade or so we know the answer is unless you can say where these people went wrong, your feelings don't matter. this is the math and physics and engineering problems. people have solved this. so let me talk about how you build a grid that runs mainly on intermittent energy that is still reliable. there's the power you can turn on and off anytime you want. the power can be nuclear, hydro, geothermal, gas with carbon capture and what you want to do for the cheapest grid is use as much renewables. you might ask why do this, why not use a grid with hundreds of nuclear and the answer is it's going to be a lot more expensive. if you want to pay the least amount of money this is the grid you want to look

europe to increase lng purchases the share of wind and solar energy has not increased significantly and gas still plays a critical role in power generation. and at the end of the issue, i will remind exchange rate for today dollar 60 rubles. 37 kop. euro 60 21 about the economy, until further sports news will be presented by alexander abramov sash good morning maria daniil medvedev finished his speech in new york. tell us the details damash medvedev flew out of the us open, lost to an australian, a certain kirillius, he is at the 1/8 final stage. i’ll return to tennis , we’ll start with football, the country’s champion and leader of the season petersburg zenith won another victory over spartak the night before the teams met in moscow as part of the eighth round premier league. the first half passed with the advantage of zenit, but spartak scored in the 21st minute , alexander sobolev scored his second goal of the season. in the scoring episode. sobolev first received a long pass , handled the ball, and then played a spectacular combination with martins. zenit turned the game around in j

benefits of our bill will extend solar energy predicts 2027 u.s. solar market will grow 40% more than expected thanks to the inflation reduction act. numerous companies focus on renewables, carbon capture heat pumps have a flurry of investments. very often citing our bills now law, the ira. all these examples are something important. these are the jobs of tomorrow. they're going to stick up for decades as a country makes a transition away from fossil fuels and toward the cleaner forms of energy. the impact will be felt everywhere. it's going to take millions of workers installed these technologies in our homes and ucoffices. because so much of this to be these will be good paying jobs at good wages with good benefits. sing up the middle class but keeping those where there are many others climbing that ladder to get into the middle class and stay there. it's a wonderful beautiful thing. in a certain sense we did the right thing. making sure our planet does not burn up. i get so many other effects like good paying jobs and strengthening the middle cl

and there are just such as hybrids in the wind, the solar energy and so forth. and we'll see the reaction of europe is absolutely opposite. the movement towards green energy use accelerate and in the europe. and i think there will be an absolute in you pattern of energy consumption and energy production in europe, in about maybe half a year or 12 months. michelle critique and he's an energy analyst. thank you so much for joining us for that analysis. and a reminder of the top business story were falling for you at this hour. as she moves into 10 downing street live trusts, and harris, a country in crisis, a weak economy mass of supply chain problems, and skyrocketing prices for food and energy in the u. k. many brits are worried about the upcoming winter and wonder how they'll pay their bills. thanks for watching. that's our show. we'll see tomorrow. a joy ride through fascinating worlds. into uncharted deb our guides and know their way around a strictly scientific trip to some pretty wacky places. curiosity is required to borrow today on d. w. as you've got any

because hay realize that the cheapest energy is wind and solar. sorry about that. n that off. now, the cheapest energy is wind and solar. they know this. now, i put a question mark there because people wantt to say wht about subsidies. i'm happy to argue that in the q&a if people want to talk about that, but let me talk about the thing that'ss not arguable. let's look at the trend. so this prompt shows -- unfortunately, people on thatil side of the room will have to look all the way over. this shows the price of energy in 2009 and 2019. this is solar are going down from there to there, and that's wind. this is a trend. and this trend is not going to stop. this trend is goingey to i conte to go. and what that means is we can argue about what's cheapest now, butt wind and solar are the cheapest energy of the future. there can be no debate about that, okay? now, people will tell you, yeah, but, you know, wind and solar are intermitt tent, and that, of course, is true. and then the question becomes can you buildld a grid that uses intermittent renewable energy that's st

a further electrolysis plant will be powered by wind or solar energy. this will enable as to produce green hydrogen on site. the train will then be c o 2 neutral north, high foreign kind of the train from frenchman. a factual i'll storm was developed by german engineers. the hydrogen train is a truly international product. the cars come from poland. the fuel cells are manufactured in canada. it's the world's 1st hydrogen train to be mass produced or by europe is certainly the driving force because this is where the technology is most widespread. and the legal framework is the best. we expect inquiries from all over the world beloved as tom's competitor. siemens is sending them merely or plus age into the race and is cooperating with thought siobhan, however, the seamans train is still making its rounds on a test track. and it's 1st public test run was a success. but the 1st siemens trains won't be used on regional lines for at least 2 years. they're still a long way to go before railroads are diesel free than pica. we've declared war on the $3000.00 die

it is 90% solar wind and batteries 10% gas because they realize that the cheapest energy is wind and solar. sorry about that. because my phone beeping i will turn that off now the cheapest energy is wind and solar they know this now i put a question mark there because people will often say well what about subsidies and i don't want to get into that. i'm happy to argue with that and the q&a if people want to talk about that, but let me talk about something. that's not arguable. let's look at the trend. so this plot shows. unfortunately people on that side of the room will have to look all the way over this shows the price of energy in 2009 and 2019. this is solar going down from there there and that's wind going down from there to there. this is the trend and this trend is not going to stop this trend is key is gonna continue to go and what that means is that we can argue about what's cheapest now, but women solar are the cheapest energy of the future there can be no debate about that. okay now people will tell you yeah, but, you know women and solar are intermittent and that of course

departmentt of energy n study found rooftop solar energy can beat up 85% of puerto rico household energyeeds. excuses are keeping that from becoming a reality. one small important example the different of rooftop solar systems could make partners or reinstalling fuller entry systems and health clinics across puerto rico. yesterday we were able to reach a few centers and confirm they are functioning intended emergency critical services are fully operational despite no power coming in from the electric grid. this is why we say solar saves lives. continue to bring together people and organizations to raise awareness stimulate cooperation and take action on critical issues for puerto rico five years after hurricane maria and irma debited the island this includes just and sustainable recovery, equity is an end to discrimination by federaler government and a return democrat self-governance for puerto rico and putting an end to the financial oversight and management board for puerto rico. and now i want to introduce a great friend of the federation and champion of puerto rico senate majority le

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the fact is, even on the best days there are moments where the grid was powered by solar energy, that literally lasted moments. that same day, the same grid was then 65% dependent on natural gas. we know that wind and solar will never entirely power our economy. especially as we are moving more and more things to electrical, we need to be cognizant that we also need natural gas to back that up. natural gas is completely compatible with a lower carbon and even a net zero future. represent some of the biggest natural gas producers in the country. a number of them have made net zero commitments. we are committed to be part of a lower common future and part of the climate solution. policy should reflect that. >> thank you for your time and your insight. have a good evening. >> thank you so much. >>> up next, the football season is here hi, my name is cherrie. i'm 76 and i live on the oregon coast. my husband, sam, we've been married 53 years. we love to walk on the beach. i have two daughters and then two granddaughters. i noticed that memories were not there like they were when i was muc

realities such calls do not correspond europe increases purchases of lng the share of wind and solar energyd significantly and gas still plays a critical role in power generation. and at the end of the issue, i will remind you of the exchange rate for today, the dollar is 60 rubles. 37 cop. euro 60 21 about the economy, until further sports news will be presented by alexander abramov sash good morning maria daniil medvedev finished his speech in new york. tell us the details damash medvedev flew out of the us open, lost to an australian, a certain kirillius, he is at the 1/8 final stage. i’ll return to tennis, we’ll start with football , the country’s champion and leader of the season petersburg zenith won another

solar. >> our energy costs just kept gg up. we realized with that with solar we would be helping earth and doing green energy. our bills would go way down. >> reporter: along with solar ps on the roof, they have a storage a storage battery so they can keep the energy to power at night. >> it was great. we were comfortable in the heat because we had air conditioning we weren't paying for. it was wonderful. >> reporter: they are among fams in the area who don't have to worry about losing power amid triple digit temperatures. theye sending power back to the grid during flex alerts. >> all hands on deck experiencey little bit anybcan ovide >>orn sold e ba on solar. the 20cuers in califon whcan sell energy back to our customers wire opportunities to be engagebatteries to help support the grid. >> cal iso data shows 20% of thy wednesday was from renewable energy. almost 80% made of sola. > >> so what can we expect for the for the rest of the day into th. >> it's gotta get better. let's go to meteorologist jessica burch with some good

recognize that the future of energy will include a combination of the friend energy sources, such as solar energy, hydrogen, wind, energy, and also hydrocarbons. will be published at modern copper rental, as guitar has continued to invest in liquefied natural gas. you know, for a decades now, we have been able to expand the north of the gas field. this would play a significant role in alleviating the energy crisis in many parts of the world's macros with on the floor. for when it comes to basic commodities such as energy, fidel was enough food and medication, re exporters, bear very special responsibility that exceed commercial responsibility. they must be reliable and they must respect agreements banning the transit of these commodities, banning their export or import during times of political crisis and imposing blockades. unaffected countries is not acceptable just as it is not acceptable to use as commodities as tools of war tools of conflicts. they are not weapons, it is equally unacceptable to you. use the water sources as if they were bullets. conseula, mister president, one of them may be

and when you get towards sunset, the solar energy systems don't produce as much. other systems throttle up. if you can store energy during the daylight hours where there's plenty of capacity and shift that battery storage to the evening, that's what really has to be done. so the hardening of the grid is taking place both in terms of the wire side of it and the storage side of it. it just takes time to install that capacity. >> so, and how much time -- and i ask this because we know that california has really been on the forefront of climate policies, including one that would include the banning of new cars that are gas powered by 2023. but if you don't have an electric grid that can hold up at this point, you know, how -- do you think california is being too ambitious, too quickly? >> no. i actually think it's being -- it's doing the right thing. look, just makes sense to be able to produce electricity or upping the transportation systems without throwing emissions into the air. and i think they've mapped this out pretty good. will hope to be at 100% carbon free en

the future of energy will include a combination of the friends or energy sources that such as solar energy. hydrogen went energy and also hydrocarbons will be published with modern pop up as well as guitar, has continued to invest in liquefied natural gas prices for decades. now, we have been able to expand the north gas field. this would play a significant role in alleviating the energy crisis in many parts of the world's us . it on order to go. when it comes to basic commodities, such as energy, sued, and medication with morton exporters, bear very special responsibility that exceeds the commercial responsibility they must be reliable. and they must respect agreements banning of the transit of these commodities, banning their export or import during times of political crisis and imposing blockades. unaffected countries is not acceptable. and just as it is not acceptable to use as commodities of as tools of war tools of conflicts, they are not weapons. it is equally unacceptable to use the water sources as if they were a political tours. now mister president, them may be the situation of

all talk, cbo, movies, garcia, the solar energy is dirt cheap. days when we find heavy industries leaving germany would be a horror scenario for economic developer. unclear scotland. 5000 jobs in his region depend on the aluminum industry alone. i'm sure it's rid of. yeah, it'd be great if folks would cut back a bit. so we can keep working on otherwise, i'd gladly lower the heat a few degrees at home. if that means industries and noise can keep going. how much energy and emergency aid will be allotted? germany faces a tough decision. as you'd expect, the energy crisis has led to urgent calls to speed up the green transition. but that is easier said than done. take grief. as an example. the government there wants to shut an all coal plants by the year 2028th. the plan is that by 203070 percent of the country's energy needs will be covered by renewables. in recent years, the island of eva, east of athens, has become an example of how the switch to renewables could knock. it's home to several 100 wind turbines, but not every one is a fan of the venture. and though it might surprise you, some

yeah, we create the nano bubbles with solar energy, so these nano bubbles can destroy the contaminantskling the pollution, the nano bubbles also help to oxygenate the water, breathing life again into the waterways. and what's even more encouraging is that this simple but effective technology can be used on the boats, in the fight against pollution. but the button that started all? yes. it's working! it is so cool. it's amazing to think that this piece of tech is cleaning the canals we agsz�*; these the �*is ' i is with 7 �* is with a hopefully show is that with a lie, hopefully show is that with a bit of tourists can play a key role in helping to maintain stunning places like this, and new member ava zu beck there, reporting from mexico. as i was saying before, summer 2022 was one of the hottest on record across many parts of europe and spain and france were just two countries that saw devastating forest fires break out as a result. none of them, though, was as widespread as those that affected the greek island of evia in july 2021 and a year on, we sent our reporter to find out how it

4 years, a number of his colleagues left, the whole development of solar energy, for example, went on to the back table. so this is a problem that has been a long time in making, but certainly the 4 years of the tramp administration made it even worse because nothing was done during that period in terms of environment. and what we are looking at here is, according to all the experts, a consequence of climate warming, a consequence of climate change. and these are the kind of issues that the current administration is attempting to address, but it's issues that will take a long period of time. and also remembering the 4 years that were lost in terms of countering climate change within the united states. mike hannah in washington, d. c. thank you. the columbian at preston, gustavo petro has visited the area where 7 police officers were killed and roadside bombing on friday. the st. louis region is a stronghold of a splinter group from the fog rebels, and the president believes it's responsible for the attack. fark signed a piece deal with the government in 2016 that some distant members

. >> enough storage to store solar energy from the middle of the day and move into the evening. reporter: that is why the flex alert is issued to prevent blackouts. >> the surprising thing is how much of a difference individual homes can make. reporter: he is the ceo of connect. it's a free service that notifies customers on how to reduce powers and customers can earn rewards for saving energy. they say the average home in california uses two kilowatts of power. 500 homes make up one megawatt. in august of 2020 when california was hit with blackouts amanda exceeded supply by 500 megawatts. he says households or big homes and apartments reduce energy use by 25% and it could prevent blackouts. >> 50,000 customers to reduce their energy use by a bid. and that is enough to make up for an entire powerplant not having to turn on. reporter: excessive heat is expected through labor day weekend. in the east bay, abc7news. ama: let's take a look at the states energy use. let's alert runs until 9:00 tonight. dan: hot weather increases the algae bloom that we've seen around the san francisc