system , she would have received from the united energy system of ukraine as for the plans to switch it to the russian energy system, as we can see, on august 17, there was a bombing of a transformer substation of janko, which played a key role in this switching scheme, so i think that there are ashes that it is necessary to build a new substation because it seemed that during the transition period, this is a transitional process, eh, the zaporozhye station would be supplied with electricity from the crimea through the dzhankoy and kahov substations. well, it didn't work out among other things, even before this substation burned down, the supports installed by the russian federation were falling since may. they started work on this rather massive metal construction work, and they finished it in july, so now they are saying that they will switch it, it makes no sense what the russian federation is afraid of well, first of all, it’s clear that she’s all shelled, which means, uh, she’s translating to us that it’s the ukrainian military in melitopol, and that is, from manganese an

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energy. last 0ctober, for a unit of energy. last october, a typicalfamily could for a unit of energy.er, a typical family could expect to pay about £1200 per year for electricity and gas. this 0ctober, it will be closer to £2000. forecasts now suggest the figure could go up to £3500 later this year, and to more than 4000 injanuary. the labour leader sir keir starmer is expected tomorrow to call for 0ctober�*s energy price cap price to be scrapped, a position already suggested by the snp and lib dems. the current energy minister insists this is not a realistic proposal. we would this is not a realistic proposal. - would have to find a way to compensate people by effectively trying to abolish that price rise and that would inevitably lead to higher taxes so i think we have to be a little bit careful with some of these, like labour's seemingly magical solution to just wish it all the way. that will have consequences.- the way. that will have consequences. the way. that will have conseuuences. , , consequences. the treasury is correlating _ consequences. the treasury is correlating cost _

we sold off half of our energy storage units so we only have three _ energy storage units so we only and so _ three or four days at any one time and so behind what looks like quite and so behind what looks like quite a positive _ and so behind what looks like quite a positive story, who wouldn't like the idea _ a positive story, who wouldn't like the idea of— a positive story, who wouldn't like the idea of putting your washing machine — the idea of putting your washing machine on at non—peak times and getting _ machine on at non—peak times and getting back up to £6 rebate for doing _ getting back up to £6 rebate for doing so— getting back up to £6 rebate for doing so but, actually, when you realise _ doing so but, actually, when you realise it — doing so but, actually, when you realise it is— doing so but, actually, when you realise it is because we haven't managed — realise it is because we haven't managed the energy we have got, that is not _ managed the energy we have got, that is not so _ managed the energy we have got, that is not so great. managed the energy we have got, that i

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nuclear power plant , it is also the mining of its first and second power unit, and there is an official statement by the energy that he died heavy equipment and ammunition are located, in my opinion, it is better to transfer all the power units located at the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant because there are risks of shelling by heavy artillery artillery. military operations are taking place either near the site or on the site itself, currently, in my opinion, it is necessary to transfer all nuclear power units to a cold shutdown and give the personnel the opportunity to do everything in order to ensure a safe state of operation, but in a cold state, in a cold state, i blocked the power when the power units are in a cold state, this means that they do not work. of an uncontrolled reaction. as far as i understand, yes, look, it is very difficult to predict what will happen at a nuclear mononuclear power plant. yes, when the military is there, it is because, well, it is possible draw a very apocalyptic scenario and there is a letter from employees of the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant , who say that in the wo

order to take a number of measures in order to switch the zaporizhia nuclear power plant from the united energytem of ukraine to the russian energy system through crimea, and this cannot be done immediately, because our energy you know the system, you have joined ensu since february and currently work in synchronous mode with the european union, and therefore in order to switch from our system to the russian system, you must first disconnect from our system and then connect. very serious such technological measures , there was a whole plan developed by rassadami for this, but i'm pretty sure that this plan is primarily the presence of russian troops in the station, so to speak, and that's why everyone is now in world leaders they are putting pressure on russia to withdraw their troops from the country , so our president is organizing this process , he did not hand over the country. this is very good, and that is why i am sure , plus our armed forces. there are partisans there who tear down the pillars of the crimea and substations , so i am sure that together with all the efforts of the ukraini

occupied and unoccupied territory, sir, of reduced power, they are working now three units in the united energy, well, on the other hand, the chernobyl accident taught that the priority should be safety over economic benefits, and when the minister of energy says that electricity is produced safely and can be exported, this is cynicism of the highest degree price the fact is that the staff can no longer withstand the technical departments of the zaporozhye station, according to my sources, a lot of people have left - these are those who do not directly service the blocks, and those who are engaged in the justification of safety and other things, there are statistics, analyzes, so they left half- empty and departments but that's when not after enduring the five-month stress, the licensed personnel of which will begin to leave for the whole of ukraine , 410 people out of 35,000 working at all nuclear power plants , that's the problem because it's the golden nuclear fund of domestic energy they prepare they train before each shift and a psychologist talks to them so that they are mentally balanced

energy -- industry leaders and journalists. >> thank you so much it is honored to be with this distinguished group today and outstanding reporters. i am sheila hollis, the acting executive director of the united states energy association. why does it exist? and he was part of it right now? we are unique in the country, we are nonprofit ti

energy price cap. that's the maximum that can be charged for a unit of energy.s now suggest that the figure could go up to £3,500 later this year, and to more than 4,000 injanuary. the labour leader, sir keir starmer, is expected tomorrow to call for 0ctober�*s energy price cap rise to be scrapped, a position already suggested by the snp and the lib dems. the current energy minister insists this is not a realistic proposal. we would have to find a way to compensate people by effectively trying to abolish that price rise, and that would inevitably lead to higher taxes, so i think we have to be a little bit careful on some of these kind of... like, labour's seemingly magical solution, just wish it all the way, that will have consequences. ——away, that will have consequences. the treasury is collating cost—of—living policy options for the next prime minister to consider. rishi sunak has said that he will provide more direct support to vulnerable households. liz truss hasn't ruled out more support but prefers the idea of tax cuts. one of her key supporters, the chie

energy. we also worked domestically to work on issues associated with major concerns and challenges, as well as potential solutions with respect to united states energy supply, with deployment utilization and so on. we have on our board. edison electric, aga and a variety of other speakers, living arizona state university and the national labs. with respect to u.s. ca, we look forward -- u.s.ea, we look forward to working on these programs. our goal is to have an open forum, and educating experience and to interact with the industry and all those affected by government, academic or the public. with that i'm going to return it back to llewellyn. thank you so much for joining us today. you will learn a lot from this panel and the intense reporting staff that are here representing various outlets today. with that i sign off, and turn it back to you. >> thank you, sheila. our panelists are on the expert panel, john ball, executive vice president in nuclear energy. scott strawn, vice president of burns and mcdonnell. bud albright president and ceo of the u.s. nuclear industry council and doug true, vice president and chief nuclear officer of

country by russia, with hungary foreign minister, praising thanks to these 2 nuclear units, we can insure hungary energy security for the long term and protect the hungarian population with very well continue. this is the international with the latest news update is good to happy with. the ukrainian military has once again opened fire at these opera. she a nuclear power plants that's according to local russian backs. officials who say the shell anchors hit an area used to store radioactive waste. authorities have not reported any increasing radiation levels at the site so far, ortiz ramone, cancer. it has more call this upper orgy nuclear power plant is under constant bombardment by the ukrainian military. we just heard this friday that at least 4 shells, alarms it, and the zip erosion nuclear power plant in an area that houses as storage unit for the radio, radioactive isotopes. however, the local authorities are reporting that at this moment, there is no nuclear threat. and there is no threats of a radioactive league. now, like i said, as upper ocean nuclear power plant, one of the, well, the biggest

units. we can insure hungary energy security for the long term and protect the hungarian population from sharp fluctuations and international energy markets. we will therefore ensure a policy of reducing utility costs, obtaining a construction license as a major milestone, a turning point, and that strengthens our hope that by 2030, the nuclear power plant will begin its activity. that hawkinsville dodge sunny, released a senior research fellow at they for the global policy institute of london says hungary is, lita is simply trying to do right by his own citizens. dick the orbit has repeatedly said that he thinks that the sanction policy against russia is absolutely ridiculous and destructive all the europe in the economy or man. also obtain the call about the european unit is supposed to cover all oily boards from russia by the end of the year, but hungry got a call about is going to go on. he's made clear that he think there's just, that's ridiculous and that his job as a prime minister is to look after the interest of the people who had vote as they did on carriers. nato is turning it size

the energy price cap sets by the government regulator, every 3 month limits what a household pays for each unit of energy. this still means a household bill can still go up if more gas or electricity is use. the cap takes into account the cost of maintaining and operating energy networks and build in a profit margin. the energy supply is, but it's mainly dependent on whole so energy prices, which are at unprecedented highs. well, households will get a discounts many say it will not be enough to help the most vulnerable solution needs to be that we need emergency financial support, especially for those most in need. over and above the amount that's already been pledged by the government. and we need that to help stop more people falling into fuel poverty. and ideally towards this to help people out people who are already in feel policy. the challenge for many will be choosing whether to eat or heat their homes, a cost of living crisis that is hitting britons poorest families hardest. and that is set to work in the weeks a months to come with further big increases in gas prices guaranteed. so now

the cap limits the price for each unit of energy. sets that and it is illustrated with a typical household bill. if you use a typical amount of gas and electricity than what they have said today is your bill will be £3400 from october. clearly if you are living in a large poorly and slated house, then you are going to be paying more than that. if you live in a smaller well insulated house, you're going to be paying less full stoppages not a cap it's not a cap on the total bill. it is a cap on each unit you useless up if you use a lot of energy, it be higher. it is a confusing word, in that way. the question i get asked more than any other is, hang on a minute, i have looked at this price cap level and i am already paying that amount. and so it does come down to your usage and clearly, you are going to have to take a closer look really on what you use and that kind of information is on your bill. but be prepared if you pay by direct debit to see that increase in the next few weeks, even ahead of october. a question for laura, whojoins

energy crisis, e. u member, hong gary approved the construction of 2 new nuclear reactors by moscow. the countries foreign minister praises the thanks to these 2 nuclear units, we can insure hungary energy security for the long term and protect the hungarian population with hello from r t. enter national studios in moscow to wherever you may be watching on payroll is about with the top news stories from this. our happy to join us. we start with the latest on the ukraine conflict, rushes air defense system has reportedly gone into action near the city of f, but doria in the crimea. ah, this video posted on social media late on friday evening claims to show explosions in the night air region allegedly found by local residence. russia is yet to confirm that its air defense system went into action. earlier friday, 5 people including 2 children, died after ukraine shell, the settlement a cooper, your shareable in this upper roacha region, which is under russian control. you have the military was using american hi, marge rocket system. according to the regions governor among the infrastructure damage was a residential building. although a member of the regions ad

the united nations atomic energy agency says it's ready to send a team of experts to the separation nuclear power plant in ukraine next week. but there's no agreement yet, and how to reap the site. the power station was temporarily knocked offline this week, causing regional blackouts. nuclear experts, fear that fighting around the plant risks or radioactive catastrophe. the risk of a nuclear disaster in europe has been blooming large for weeks. ukraine says it was narrowly avoided. yet with these, he, if the diesel generators didn't turn on it after the black out, the automatic systems and the personnel didn't start working, we would have to face the consequences of a radiation accident. the lug nuts, litski i, j. c. name of audi. russia has put ukrainians as well as all europeans, one step away from radiation disaster that hostile there has been growing concerned about fighting. the bar blonde. on thursday fires visible, you're on satellite imagery knocked out. it's lost external power line. the electricity it's applied was used for cooling and safety systems on the nuclear power blonde n

clean energy to decarbonize their grid to consume clean to reduce energy consumption and they are pursuing all these strategies the unitedthe president has committed to send more liquefied natural gas we are working along with spokes on a number of technologies to be able to reduce their energy consumption and produce clean energy but frankly this russian invasion is an extraordinary example of why countries must move away from fuel instability from countries that do not care about our interests, as well as from the instability of fossil fuels, if we want to be energy secure and energy dependent, this means that we must produce our own energy. my colleague from ireland, the minister of energy there once said that no one has ever used access to the sun as a weapon no one has ever used wind as a weapon and maybe the transition to clean energy will be the best peace plan ever the world knew so more production in the short term but in the long transition to renewable energy sources so unfortunately you see how fuel prices in europe have skyrocketed dramatically, it is obvious that due to the invasion russia did not export mi

energy maybe makes a lot of sense or bad. also obtain the call out well. and the european unit is supposed to cover all oil in boards from russia by the end of the year, but hungry. got a call about going to go on, dispose of, it's going to come to an end within about 3 years. the basic hungary can go on getting it in depth and as far as gas it. so again, we're just assigned the major agreement with in moscow that was c r, your informed me that it's actually flew to law. so the 1st you leave the break re back on any contact to go to moscow, signed an agreement for additional gas boards for the winter. so this is very much about, so i'm looking for an interest and it was notable that wednesday also met love wrote a few weeks the love rogue, talk about the strategic partnership between russia and hungary. and that's a very interesting choice. the phrase, i mean, this is the 1st time that i think the russians have spoken all the strategic partnership with the european union and native member state. so i think that's very interesting or developing. and now, considering the growing

russia for the global energy prices. hungary approved the mouth construction of 2 new nuclear reactors. the country's foreign minister praises the move. thanks to these 2 new nuclear unit, we can insure hungary energy security for the long term and protect the hungarian population. the narrative that kosovo is, serbia needs to be forgotten. that's the controversial statement from american envoy to the western balkan during a visit to belgrade in which he attends the east pension. but instead leave many people perplex. mm. with good morning for martinez, national studios in moscow, and from wherever you may be watching, welcome to the program. i'm fear ela is about with the hours most pressing new stories from around the world. we start with the latest on the ukraine conflict, russia, the air defense system has reportedly gone into action near the city of give, but doria in the crimea. ah, this video posted on social media late on friday evening claims to show explosions in the region. allegedly filmed by local residents. russia is yet to confirm that its air defense system went into action. earlier friday, 5 people, including 2 children, died after ukraine, shall the s

it's ahead of a new updated energy price cap due this friday — and that cap remember sets a limit on how much providers can charge for a unitres suggest the annual bill for an average household is set to rise to more than £3,500 in october — and then leap to more than £a,600 in january. these are predictions, and changes in the markets can affect these numbers. some economists are also forecasting that inflation — which is nowjust over 10% — could reach as high as 18% which will hit household budgets even harder. the economy will be a huge challenge for whoever becomes the country's new prime minister, two weeks today. here's our business correspondent caroline davies. pulling pints is no longer enough to pay the bills for karen. she works full—time in a pub and lives alone in a one—bed bungalow. she is already £1,000 in debt because of energy costs. it terrifies me. you can't find extra money. if you haven't got it you haven't got it, so i don't know what happens. i don't know where to go or what to do. it's 2022. someone who's working 40—50 hours a week shouldn't be able to not turn the heating on. energy bills are expect

russia for the global energy prices, hungary approved moscow's construction of to new nuclear reactors. the country's foreign minister praises the thanks to these 2 new nuclear unit, we can insure hungary energy security for the long term and protect the hungarian population. the narrative that kosovo is, serbia needs to be forgotten. that's the controversial statement from america's envoy to the western boffin during a visit to belgrade, in which he attempts to ease tensions, but instead, leave many people perplex. ah, good morning for martine or national studios in moscow. i'm fear ella is about with ours most pressing new stories from around the world. glad to welcome you to the program. we start with the latest on the ukraine conflict, rushes air defense system has reportedly gone into action near the city a you have, but the area in the crimea, ah, this video posted on social media late on friday evening claims to show explosions in the region, allegedly film by local residents, russia is yet to confirm that its air defense system went into action. and caves forces shelled the capital city of don. yes. were public early this morning. ah! as you can see, leav

cap — that is the maximum amount that people on a standard variable tariff can be charged per unit of energyezso is a single mum living in ipswich. the energy price rise will hit her hard. she has a part—timejob which earns her £1000 a month, but her energy bill is going up from £80 to £250 in october, which she will struggle to find. is there anything you can cut? honestly. . . no. as she looks at her stretched budget, her primary concern is for her children. you don't want them to go without, so as long as they're fed, that's my main priority. as long as i fed them, i don't really mind. if i can sort them out, i'm happy with a bit of toast, that doesn't bother me. but you just know that they're going to end up going without. announcing the new prices this morning, the regulator said it would fall to government to help households face this crisis. the truth is, this is beyond the capacity of the regulator and the industry to address. so, what we are saying today is we have ten days now until we have a new administration and we have a new prime minister and a new ministerial team. what i am

the price cap, of course, the maximum amount someone can be charged for a unit of energy here.e typical household, that will go for the typical household, that will 9° up for the typical household, that will go up to £3500 in october, currently sitting at around £2000. keir starmer is expected to say he doesn't want that increase to happen, he is due to speak tomorrow to outline his plans for the cost of living, we expect this to be a big part of that. of course, this leaves a big question, there is a funding gap, how is this going to be paid for? i imagine this is detail we will get tomorrow, but he does talk in the sunday mirror this morning, he says he would like to bring down bills by taxing the oil and gas producers making huge profits. i suspect that they play a role in all of this. we also know the treasury are currently considering a plan which would remove an allowance that suppliers are allowed to pass on to consumers, they think that could save, if it was implemented, around £400 on consumers�*s bills, and the subsequent price cap after that, in january. that may nev

i understand that different units of energy are produced when gas is used and when using gasoline forliter, uh, and the tax is the same, well, look, everyone pays the same for each liter. there really is a small difference, for example, i, well, for example, there is liquefied gas, it has less calories, of course, there is less energy in liters, but still it's a small difference, actually, and i don't think that these little things need to be paid attention to now. i don't understand why there was like before, for example, why there was gasoline, the tax on gasoline was four times more than on liquefied gas, two people in two lanos, one on gasoline one for liquefied gas to buy one for the army there with his money they will buy four bulletproof vests and the other one will buy one, what about the fact that both cars use the same road, well, accordingly, you do not tell that there will be a fairer system now than it was before the full-scale invasion eh and accordingly will prices rise by uah 4 or will the increase in retail prices be different uh-uh, it's true that excise is a tax on

russia for the global energy crisis on gary approve moscow. construction of 2 new nuclear reactors, the country's foreign minister praises the move. thanks to these 2 new nuclear units, we can insure hungary energy security for the long term and protect the hungarian population. and the narrative that possible is therapy needs to be forgotten. that's a controversial statement from american envoy to the western balkan throwing a visit to belgrade in which he had time to eat conscience. but instead leave many perplex ah, hello from martinez. national studios in moscow on purely is about with our top news stories from around the globe. happy to have you join us. we begin with the latest on the ukraine conflict, cabs forces shell, the capital city of don. yes, republic. early this morning. ah. as you can see, leaving trees on fire, car scorched and building shattered smoke from the fires drifted through the air near don. yes, national technical university. this footage was shot in front of a hotel which came under fire along with the college. no casualties have been reported and emergency workers continue to make the area safe. the r t crew is that the site of the shell

energy bills which will be charged from october. the announcement sets the upper limit of what suppliers can charge per unit of energy in england, scotlandn as the energy price cap. pressure has been building on the government for action to help households and businesses cope — with calls from a think tank for a universal 30% cut in bills and businesses saying ministers should bring in covid—style emergency grants to help firms. look at how things have changed injust 12 months. less than a year ago, a typical annual home energy bill was about £1,200. it's now about £2,000 and it's forecast tomorrow to reach £3,600 per year — and there are further increases expected in january. back in may, the government promised a £15 billion support package for households, but critics say this is not enough — and that it doesn't cover businesses. our business editor, simonjack reports. making the daily bread takes a lot of energy. kneading machines and, of course, ovens are power—hungry and this bakery in suffolk is bracing itself for a crippling rise in bills when its current commercial deal ends. it's a threat many businesses are facing. we'll have n

this is from a consultancy firm, they are forecasting the energy cap set by ofgem, the maximum suppliers can charge per unitpush bills up to £6,000 a yearfrom next think that could push bills up to £6,000 a year from next april. think that could push bills up to £6,000 a yearfrom next april. to put that in context, currently the price cap is £2000. that would be a threefold increase. i must say, this is speculatively, based on the daily wholesale gas price, that is very volatile and can fluctuate a lot. i spoke to the consultants earlier, they set the price could come down and april is a long way away which ofgem points out. they say they never speculate, they are focused on the current cap, due to be reviewed again published on friday. that will kick in an october, expecting it to rise to £3500 a year, already a lot more paying for households. for context, more paying for households. for context. the _ more paying for households. for context, the current energy cap keeping the bells atjust under £2000, this will once again i pressure, namely the candidates leading the conservative party leadership race? yo

but predict that even with the increase, the country will continue to offer relatively cheap energy unit that if i've been doing that helix, argentina's electricity and natural gas rates are well below those in brazil, uruguay, and chile. the method for the rates are almost half the can be margin. tina will reduce the rate cap compared to its neighbors. he says, but unlike chilion, brazil it is, it will have a much lower level of energy and port setting, but it doesn't then add him to mulatto eigen tina is now increasing its own production of gas in the vac. i'm what of heat which is needed for its power plants . that's our show. thanks for watching. oh, the rhine is drying up. at certain places along germany's longest river, the water is not even one meter. we take a trip on one of the few, ferries, still running on the rhine. will the drought soon lead the entire shipping industry high and dry? focus in europe? oh lou. enter the conflict zone, confronting the powerful 18 months after the violence on capitol hill. it's clear that the u. s. democracy was in greater danger than previously

they are forecasting the energy cap, remember, that is set by the regulator ofgem, it's the maximum suppliers can charge us per unit to £6,000 per yearfrom next april. to put that in context, currently the price cap is £2,000. that would be a threefold increase. i must say, this is speculative, really, it's based on the daily wholesale gas price, that is very volatile and can fluctuate a lot. i spoke to oxilium a little earlier, they said they don't want to scaremonger, the price could easily come down as well, and april is a long way away, which ofgem points out. they say they never speculate on longer—term forecasts, they are focused on the current cap, due to be reviewed again published on friday. that will kick in in october, expecting it to rise to £3,500 a year, so already a lot more pain for households. for context, the current energy cap keeping the bills atjust under £2,000, so this will once again add pressure to those looking at this, namely the two candidates leading the conservative party leadership race? you imagine this will be pretty high on the next pm's intray. liz truss, the favourite, and the he

to recap, the energy price cap, so this is the price cap per unit, for energy used.hannah speaking to| october. this represents in real - terms, and hannah speaking to people working out how they can handle these rises... that equates to, for most households, it will be a rise in costs of the bills of something like 80%. the rise from now, and october the 1st is the date these figures kick in. this morning, although these numbers were expected, it is a significant inasmuch as this is what it will be, come october the 1st. the inasmuch as this is what it will be, come october the 1st.— come october the 1st. the chief executive _ come october the 1st. the chief executive of — come october the 1st. the chief executive of ofgem _ come october the 1st. the chief executive of ofgem has - come october the 1st. the chief executive of ofgem has urged i come october the 1st. the chief i executive of ofgem has urged the incoming prime minster to act further to tackle the impact of price rises as it has announced this price rises as it has announced this price cap. there will be

last week the energy price cap — the maximum amount an average household in england, wales and scotland can be charged per unituse — went up from £1,971 to more than £3,500. our political correspondent ione wellsjoins me now. ione, what's liz truss's team saying about her approach? so far, liz truss has been tight—lipped about what will support you might give households to help with energy bills apart from her plans to cap insurance, but today some sources close to her have told me a bit more about what is on and off the table. in terms of what is still on the table, one of the things they are considering is further tax cuts like cuts to vat for example, and more targeted support for some of the most vulnerable households, for example, people on benefits. no final decisions have been made back those are things still on the table. in terms of what is off the table, sources close to her have told me that she isn't considering more direct support for everybody. now, everybody will still get that £100 payment this autumn to help with energy bills, but that is not an approach she wants to adopt again in future. thi