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

state department and the department of 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

priority to immediately stop using energy, where it is possible to refuse it, while the united states collects conference on the fight against hunger and diseases associated sharp questions have been brewing for decades. and then there is the difficult economic situation. inflation, rising prices, and not only fuel is becoming more expensive for food, but experts still note the consequences of western anti-russian sanctions and energy is one of those most sensitive industries where sooner or later the eye will fall off about it. in particular, the head of the hungarian ministry of foreign affairs, petr, said he noted the energy policy of the west at a speed the asteroid is heading for a crash. according to the latest data, more than 20 people became victims of unrest in the center of baghdad, about 300 were injured the day before in the green zone of the iraqi capital, where government buildings are located and foreign diplomatic missions, an armed clash broke out between supporters of the shiite leader, the muhtada leader, asadr and his political rivals. here come the mortars and machine guns, according to the al-arabiya tv channel, the city center was s

solidarity in the face of economic problems associated with reduced dependence on russian energy france and germany lag behind the united statesnorway in helping ukraine in relation to their total economic output. the us-led western alliance and there is a weakness, it is the division of time. if ukraine wants to have at least any chance of success the north atlantic alliance must solve this chronic problem once and for all. that's it. note. yes, this is the end of the beginning, and the future prospects for the war are attrition and ability. the west to wage a war of attrition will depend on the distribution of time, but with the distribution of time, just within the framework of nato, everything is very bad. yesterday. anna lena berg , minister of foreign affairs, said that the german armed forces clashed. the absolute shortage of their own stocks of weapons that the military assistance for ukraine still needs to be produced? yes and now the german industry, now should only start working on e, ukraine ivan alekseevich so can the west afford this war of attrition? are we at the end of the beginning or are we at the beginning

united states. on the methane fee, the american gas association says new fees or taxes on energy companies will raise costs for customers. americans understand this. continuing with the quote, creating a burden that will fall most heavily on lower-income americans. based on similar proposals introduced earlier this congress, we estimate that the fee could amount to tens of billions of dollars annually. these major new costs most likely will result in higher bills for natural gas customers, including families, small business, and power generators. any increase in low-income households' energy costs could prove devastating. the bottom line on taxes is that millions of americans will bear the burden of these tax hikes. some of my colleagues have claimed that those tax hikes are worth the support -- the supposed benefit, but let's look at those benefits. drug price reform is one they refer to. the largest source of proposed savings in the democrats' bill is a system of bureaucratic drug price controls that will lead to higher launch prices, stifled growth, gut domestic manufacturing jobs and aid foreign