zaporizhia and kherson regions, and 2/3, and 2/3, well, that's all, at the same time, in the united energy systems of ukraine, also on the espresso tv channel, the head of petrokotsin energoatom told that the russians simply physically can't. they would like to, but they can't switch the zaporizhia npp to their own power system because for this they would need to control the switching nodes from which you can switch to another power system, but these nodes are currently under the control of ukraine and that is why they are like this, please explain then the point is that not so long ago, the main power transmission line at the zaporizhzhya npp, the kakhovskaya substation, was put into operation, and the kakhovskaya substation is located above the territory occupied by the russian federation. in principle, russia can switch the zaporizhzhya station to crimea, er, even according to my information , a meeting was held in crimea how to switch the energy generating capacity of ukraine to crimea it takes time to carry out some technical work, but probably somewhere. according to ukrenergo's estimates ,

and perform our team on and also work there a few insignificant number power units provide electricity to the energy system of ukraine, which today is enough atomic generation for the energy system of ukraine, at the same time, the staff works under very great pressure from the invaders and there are facts of abuse of personnel, there are facts of kidnapping of personnel, the european commission will provide an opinion on ukraine's application for obtaining the status of a candidate in the eu on june 15, the minister of foreign affairs of france, catherine colonna, announced this. the same issue will be discussed by ukraine during the meeting of the council of europe on june 23-24. prime minister mario dragi said that almost all major eu states except italy object to the candidate status, so the decision to grant the candidate status to ukraine is now not foreseeable. he emphasized that the sixth package of sanctions against russia will be approved on wednesday or thursday, said the president of the european council michel, according to the results of the eu summit in brussels, the new package provides for

energy system. now we are limiting the power of the transition to the minimum level of e-e that we need for the ukrainian energy system. that is because the majority power unitsthey are stopped in reserve there in order not to create a danger in the physical presence of these invaders there on the site of the station, a stopped state for power unit, this is the safest state, the very same e-e issue of electricity, it is issued to the ukrainian energy system, and in order to switch the supply to m, it is necessary to control those nodes e-e switching and on which it is possible to do this , substations and e-e which are currently controlled by the ukrainian side of ukrenergo, therefore physically it is not possible to supply electricity from the zaporozhye nuclear power station to crimea or any other cities except for the ukrainian national system petro. this is extremely important information if the russians cannot physically switch the electricity supplied by the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant to their own in the temporarily occupied territory of ukraine or to some of their own regions, this means that they may then lower the voltage level and not try so h

security and protection of power units and, in conclusion, the progress of preparations, the difficulties that arise in preparing for a period of high loads on the energy system, we will consider at a meeting in the government commission. we go to every federal district. let's sum up the results of readiness. the all-russian meeting is over. thank you for your attention. please dear refrigerator, dear colleagues today the heating season is over in 1744 municipal districts and city districts on the territory of 69 subjects i note that all regions are organized countries entered the current heating season in a timely manner with virtually no serious violations in general , more than 196 billion rubles were allocated from the consolidated budgets for the preparation of the gdp for 21-22 years. the funds were used to create the necessary fuel reserves for repairs . e, the refrigerator, as you have already noted, during the current heating period , more than 49,000 incidents have been recorded, of which a little more than 9,000 are accidents and 40,000 incidents. that is, they are all under control, and the federal headquarters for the preparation and implementati

energy system. a monstrous crime today stirred up the world once again in the massacre in the united states killed 22 people. of these, 19 were children , an eighteen-year-old teenager fired right at a school, president of belarus alexander lukashenko sent condolences to the people of the united states of america in connection with the tragedy in the city of youtube in the state of texas in belarus as a result of the ruthless massacre at an elementary school in the city of wald, texas, an irreparable loss for parents of relatives and friends, such terrible tragedies occur, among other things, due to the lack of proper control over the circulation of weapons, coupled with the thoughtless distribution, especially on social networks , of propaganda materials about extremism and terrorism , as well as other destructive content that creates emotional pressure for the fragile psyche of the younger generation today of the entire world community it is necessary to unite efforts to combat these challenges, since they do not have state borders from all belarusians, and from myself personally. i send my sincere

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united states. the tinder dry conditions have triggered major wildfires, costing hundreds of billions of dollars. extreme weather events causing food and water shortages in many countries. the global energy system is broken and bringing us ever closer to climate catastrophe. fossil fuels had a dead ends, environmentally and economically, the water new crane and she needed the effects on energy prices is yet another wake up call. the only sustainable future is a renewable one. we must have fossil for pollution and accelerate renewable energy transition before we since it's our only own time is running. oh, well terry and tell us is the secretary general of the wild meteorological organization, the u. an agency that just released it stating the global climate report. he says it would be cheaper to prevent climate change than deal without woman punish. will be have again broken, less comfortable records in maine, greenhouse gas concentrations, carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide. we have seen a major both in sea level rise. it used to be too many meters per year in the past . and recently we have seen 4.5 meters per year. last year, some melting with the higher speed. and, and we have stored mo

two, the war in ukraine scrambled energy supplies and also, there is a series of retirements of refineries in the united states and canada so the systemg costs, it gets passed on to consumers. officials in the white house are so alarmed by high prices and low inventory they are consucon consulting inside and outside the industry and a senior white house official says they are considering releasing diesel from the northeast home heating oil reserve, which despite its name holds diesel. it's only been used once before in 2012 after super storm sandy. >> if they were to release that, how much are we talking about here? how much of a difference would it make? >> presidents have lower power to lower diesel prices like gas prices. importantly, this diesel reserve is actually much smaller than the much larger -- the strategic petroleum reserve. it's got a million barrels of diesel in it. that's about a day's worth of supply for the region and that's why the analyst andy said this is the equivalent of a band-aid. one, it doesn't last long and when it comes off, the injury has not healed. >> ouch. >> the good news is there are signs that maybe

united states. the tinder dry conditions have triggered major wildfires, costing hundreds of billions of dollars, and it's also led to food and water shortages in many countries. the global energy system is broken and bringing us ever closer to climate catastrophe. flossing, fools out of devons, environmentally, and economically the water in ukraine and its immediate effects on energy prices is yet another wake up call. the only sustainable future is the renewable one. we must, enforcing will pollution and accelerate the renewable energy transition before we insinuate our only own time is running out. well, as we've been reporting right now, extreme weather is affecting millions of people across to south asia and the middle east. health warnings have been issued in northern india, where temperatures have reached 49 degrees celsius. had me miss our reports now from you. danny. you again to tune de beds our doors as he prepares for a long day at this construction site where he lives with his family. in a makeshift shack like hundreds of millions of indians, he's forced to risk their health and work in the record breaking wheat. let her go soft recall. you redid misinger your 100 feet, b

significant local challenges that are affecting energy prices and food prices globally and supply chain distribution systems globally. that is .1. .2 is we in the united states are better positions to actually navigate through the challenges that any country -- because of the strength of our economic recovery and the work we have done on the supply chain side on the net -- the last five months -- nine months. we now see the fluidity which is known as the -- glass containers can move through ports to get a ship to the end. he have seen significant improvements in the fluidity across time which puts us in a better position to navigate new supply shocks but they pose ongoing challenges. there are places where we could absolutely use congress is -- congress's help and we can use the urgency -- urgently. thanks circle back to the issue up semiconductors and we remain extremely vulnerable to the supply chain fragility assisted -- with semiconductors. we don't have a dedicated supply chain office within the federal government that is funded adequately to actually take on an map and aggressively go after these things. we have a process but we could use congre

united states last year, forbes estimated the fortune of firtash at $ 420 million. of the basic industries in the state ownership of ukraine, only nuclear energy, the railway and the gas transportation systemin order to make a profit today, it is not necessary to own the main thing to manage, who is behind the country's largest state monopolies in anna's story efimova ukrzaliznetsy, one of the largest state- owned companies in ukraine, has repeatedly fallen into the center of corruption scandals: worn-out rolling stock , shabby railway infrastructure, embezzlement of budget funds, and finally, incompetent management. distance, uh, ukrainian gauge. well, it seems to me, as it were, these are already such three member of the supervisory board of ukrainian railways serhiy leshchenko, the one whom he classifies as the so-called grant-eaters and for whom with the filing of the former prosecutor general. lutsenko was nicknamed a political skunk in the company where he was appointed as one of the judges. it went so badly that it even went as far as proceedings at the level of the national security and defense council of ukraine as a result of inspections, the fly to retailers was revealed in fina

united states last year, forbes estimated fertash's fortune at $420 million . of the basic industries in the state ownership of ukraine, only nuclear energy, the railway and the gas transportation systemake a profit today, it is not necessary to own the main control, who is behind the largest gentlemen of the country in the story anna efimova the company of ukraine has repeatedly found itself in the center of corruption scandals worn out rolling stock shabby railway infrastructure embezzlement of budgetary funds, and finally, incompetent management. distance, uh, ukrainian gauge. well, it seems to me, as it were, that these are already such three member of the supervisory board of ukrainian railways serhiy leshchenko, the one whom he classifies as the so-called grant-eaters and who, at the suggestion of the former prosecutor general lutsenko, was given the nickname of a political skunk in the company where he was appointed one of those watching the case. it went so badly that it even came to trials at the level of the national security and defense council of ukraine in as a result of checks in bukhar zalezem, financial violations worth more than 61 billion hryvnias were revealed. more

united states last year. forbes assessed the state of fertash. $420 million from core industries in state property of ukraine remained only nuclear energy, railway and gas transportation system. but after all, in order to make a profit today, it is not necessary to own the main thing to manage, who is behind the largest countries. in the story of anna efimova , the company of ukraine has repeatedly found itself in the center of corruption scandals: worn-out rolling stock , shabby railway infrastructure, embezzlement of budget funds, and finally, incompetent management. distance, uh, ukrainian gauge. it seems to me that it is already such trolling member of the supervisory board of ukrainian railways serhiy leshchenko is the one whom he considers to be the so-called grant-eaters and for whom with the filing of the former prosecutor general. lutsenko was nicknamed a political skunk in the company, where he was appointed one of the overseers. it went so badly that it even went as far as proceedings at the level of the national security and defense council of ukraine . moreover, the members of our councils receive for their work a lot of money, the salary of the same sergey lesh

units. $4.2 million to provide services so that they have the capacity to implement the climate action plan. $250,000 for district energy study. to determine how to connect best use of the energy systems available and the $5 million to plant street trees. you saw today that the world leader reported that the world temperature may go higher than the 1.5 degrees than we're worried about. that's a big deal. especially it might trigger tipping points we've been hearing about. we really must have no other goal here and to get off the road to survival. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. see no additional callers in the queue. public comment on this item is closed. >> v.p. stephenson: thank you for the public comment. especially for getting the url up for everyone. appreciate that. let's move to the next item. >> clerk: item 4, approval of minutes of the march 22, 2022 commission on the environment meeting. explanatory document is the march 22, 2022 draft minute. >> v.p. stephenson: any discussion on the minutes from the last meeting? can i hear a motion? let's open up to public comment for this item. >> clerk: we will begin with public comment here in the room. once in-person

system is also part of the future. helping the world prepare for the next pandemic with our cdc regional office here in japan. cooperating on clean energy and decarbonization. after this the unitedtes and japan will be launching the indopacific economic framework. a commitment to working with our close friends and partners in the region on challenges that insure economic competitiveness in the 21st century. protecting workers, strengthening supply chains, and tackling corruption that robs nations of their ability to serve their citizens. i know the two largest democracies and economies in the democratic world. the united states and japan. are demonstrating the strength of democracies in action. our cooperation has been particularly vital in organizing the global response. to hold putin accountable for his brute cal war in ukraine. mr. prime minister you have been outstanding. you have been an outstanding partner throughout this crisis. our unity to impose economic costs on russia and support ukraine is sending a message for our willingness to defend a world order. i look forward to returning to japan in 2023 for the g-7 up it. it will take place in his hometown hiroshima. the un

units. $4.2 million to provide services so that they have the capacity to implement the climate action plan. $250,000 for district energy study. to determine how to connect best use of the energy systems available and the $5 million to plant street trees. you saw today that the world leader reported that the world temperature may go higher than the 1.5 degrees than we're worried about. that's a big deal. especially it might trigger tipping points we've been hearing about. we really must have no other goal here and to get off the road to survival. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. see no additional callers in the queue. public comment on this item is closed. >> v.p. stephenson: thank you for the public comment. especially for getting the url up for everyone. appreciate that. let's move to the next item. >> clerk: item 4, approval of minutes of the march 22, 2022 commission on the environment meeting. explanatory document is the march 22, 2022 draft minute. >> v.p. stephenson: any discussion on the minutes from the last meeting? can i hear a motion? let's open up to public comment for this item. >> clerk: we will begin with public comment here in the room. once in-person

-canada electricity system is critical for positive north american energy relationship. this relationship is recognized by the united states, mexico, canada agreement providing for tariff-free treatment of energy trade between our countries. as both countries seek to achieve clean energy goals and to ensure energy security, this partnership offers opportunities to increase the availability and the development of reliable and affordable clean energy. canadians and americans share a highly integrated electricity grid connected by over 35 high-voltage transmission lines, some 30 states engaged in electricity trade with canada each year. canadian and u.s. electricity companies own and invest in assets on both sides of the border. they work in unity to keep the grid reliable in the face of energy transformation, new security threats, and more extreme weather. canada has a low carbon electricity grid, an abundance of affordable and dispatch will power, and -- dispatchable power, and resource opportunities. more than 80% of energy in canada today is non-emitting. tangible benefits of electricity trade and integration for a

thing we do is invest, we invest in the united states, in your system there we are bringing on the argos system and we're investing in the u.s. in accelerating the energyition, whether it be in fleet charging for hikt for elec vehicles we pay taxes in every jurisdiction that we operate in around the world, and that will continue and when profits are higher, we pay more taxes that's what we are doing with the funds we generate. >> let me turn around. if you were a policymaker in this moment, who said to themselves, i need to get oil prices down because this is not good not because they don't want to you have profits, because it flows as you know, to everything around the world in terms of cost it is what is responsible in some big way for inflation what would you do? >> what i would do is do what we are doing at bp, quite frankly and that is our job, and what we call our strategy, which has become an integrated energy company, our job is two things number one, our job is to provide the world with the hydrocarbons that it needs today. it will continue to do that for some time, and our job to help provide that with the lowest emissions possible that's job

electricity system is critical to the positive north american ngo relationship, this relationship is recognized by the united states, mexico canada agreement providing for tariff rate treatment of energy trade between our countries. as both countries seek to achieve clean energy goals and ensure energy security, this partnership offers opportunities to increase the availability and development of reliable and affordable clean energy. canadians in americans share a highly integrated electricity grid, connected by over 35 transmission lines. some 30 states engaging electricity trade with canada each year. canadian and u.s. electricity companies own and invest in assets on both sides of the border, they work in unity of effort to keep the grid secure and reliable in the face of energy transformation, new security threats, and more extreme weather. canada has a low carbon electricity grid, and abundance of reliable, affordable, and dispatch-able power. and, for the clean resource development opportunities. more than 80% of electricity produced in canada is not admitting today, predominantly it is possible for the power. and, trade is not one way, u.s. exports electricity to canada. tangib

united states who have the opportunity to work in or adjacent to hydrogen hubs. i think a hub itself is an eco system that is an opportunity for a community to remake itself using the energy resource that it has and for places that have an awful lot of hydro electric power or the ability to have solar feed into that to create green hydrogen. we often don't like to use the colors because it may be misleading, but zero carbon hydrogen, it's an exciting economic opportunity in addition to being an opportunity for energy independence and for the climate. >> thank you. i share that vision. i would just like to touch finally in my remaining seconds just on the cleanup efforts at hanneford. we were going to visit together and that trip delayed for good reasons because of war in europe and i look forward for the opportunity to engage with you together. and i yield back. thank you. >> gentle lady yields back and the chair now recognizes mr. johnson of ohio for five minutes. >> well, thank you, mr. chairman. and thank you, madam secretary, for being here today. it's good to see you again. i'm sure you saw the news that russia has now cut off gas shipments to poland and bulgaria, bo

units. $4.2 million to provide services so that they have the capacity to implement the climate action plan. $250,000 for district energy study. to determine how to connect best use of the energy systems available and the $5 million to plant street trees. you saw today that the world leader reported that the world temperature may go higher than the 1.5 degrees than we're worried about. that's a big deal. especially it might trigger tipping points we've been hearing about. we really must have no other goal here and to get off the road to survival. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. see no additional callers in the queue. public comment on this item is closed. >> v.p. stephenson: thank you for the public comment. especially for getting the url up for everyone. appreciate that. let's move to the next item. >> clerk: item 4, approval of minutes of the march 22, 2022 commission on the environment meeting. explanatory document is the march 22, 2022 draft minute. >> v.p. stephenson: any discussion on the minutes from the last meeting? can i hear a motion? let's open up to public comment for this item. >> clerk: we will begin with public comment here in the room. once in-person