s. national nuclear security agency describes them on the evening of may 14th the us department of energy's national nuclear security administration, successfully executed a sub critical experiment and then as a relies on some critical experiments to collect valuable information, to support the safety, security, reliability,

secondly, until january 28, the us department of energy will be able to issue import permits if other sources are not available. considering that the main nuclear allies. it is japan, france and britain who have planned the restoration of their respective industries and a shortage of uranium may indeed arise. more than 100 people detained during pro-palestinian protests protests at columbia university in new york. this is what the media reported with reference to the police. the security forces led the students out with their hands tied. a squad of police managed to storm the campus, where protesters barricaded themselves with sofas and massive tables. in an official statement from the university. it is said that such measures had to be taken because the group of demonstrators was led by persons not associated with the educational institution, and the president of columbia university in new york asked the police to remain on campus until 17 may. large-scale student demonstrations for a ceasefire in the gas sector are taking place in sixteen american states. and then the author’s progr

in the twenty-eighth year, the us department of energy, after coordination with the secretary of statet of commerce, can still issue permission to import russian uranium, if the state. accepted in georgia amid prolonged mass protests. thousands of students have gathered today at the entrance to parliament. the bill provides for the registration of all non-commercial legal entities of the media that receive more than 20% of their income from abroad in a special state sector. football player from guinea bissau edgar ie found an easy way to earn money while lying on the couch. the former barcelona player sent his twin brother to play for dynamo bucharest. in deception. the relatives were accused only 3 months later, although suspicions arose earlier. edgar ie played football in serious clubs in france, the netherlands and turkey, but his brother edelino played only in very modest teams from the lower leagues. lukharevsky dynamo drew attention to the fact that the new football player does not meet the expected level. as a result , they suspected that the wrong player had joined the team. m

law will come into force only 3 months after signing, and secondly, until january 28 , the us department of energybe able to issue import permits if there are no other sources. considering that the states' main nuclear allies - japan, france and britain - have planned restoration relevant industries. uranus deficiency really can. arise. gas prices in europe increased by 6% in april, amounting to $324 per 1.0 cubic meters. this dynamics is evidenced by data from the london stock exchange. the main catalysts were the sudden cold snap in april and tensions in the middle east. underground gas storage facilities in europe are now just over 60% full. the figure for spring is quite high, but not a record. and the reasons for this are very dubious. europe is saving what began there. recession and deindustrialization, thus, those plans to increase gas consumption to 600 billion cubic meters per year in the european union, if they had preserved industry, these plans would no longer be implemented; moreover, the recession and production cuts will make even the amount of gas that europe now consumes unnecessa

and now the us department of energy has published specific conditions for... e in the national interest if they are necessary to maintain the viability of a u.s. nuclear energy company that is critical to the nuclear fuel chain . imports make it possible to fulfill agreements on the supply of fuel for nuclear power plants in another country, if this reduces the likelihood that it will look for another supplier instead of the united states. the use of frozen assets in russia does not raise the issue. in the west, doubts, in particular, are voiced by central banks, the minister of economy and finance of italy giancarlo giorgetti said during a meeting with his colleagues from the group of seven. the united states previously took the initiative to use only income from our assets as collateral for issuing kiev loans, then they went further and now propose to connect the assets themselves to this scheme. whether the collateral mechanism will ultimately be adopted and which one should be determined within the simen group. however, at a three-day meeting of finance min

the us department of energy will be able to issue import permits if other sources are not available. considering that the main nuclear allies of the states - japan, france and britain - have planned the restoration of their respective industries. could a uranium deficiency really occur? gas prices in europe increased by 6% in april, amounting to $324 per thousand cubic meters. and this dynamics is evidenced by data from the london stock exchange. the main catalysts were the cold snap in april. tension in the middle east, underground gas storage facilities in europe are now just over 60% full, a figure for spring that is quite high, but not a record, and the reasons for this are very dubious. what saves europe is that recession and deindustrialization have begun there, so that those plans to increase gas consumption to 600 billion cubic meters per year in the european union, if they had preserved industry, these plans would already... the reduction in production would make even that amount of gas unnecessary. which europe now uses. heating season in the european union ended on march 31

and now the us department of energy has published specific conditions for which such exceptions. interest if... it is necessary to maintain the viability of the us nuclear energy company, which is critical to the nuclear fuel chain . imports make it possible to fulfill agreements on the supply of fuel for nuclear power plants in another country, if this reduces the likelihood that it will look for another supplier instead of the united states. the issue of using russia's frozen assets does not cause unanimity in the west. doubts, in particular, come from central banks. about this, the minister of economy and “the united states previously took the initiative to use only income from our assets as collateral for issuing loans to kiev, then they went further and now propose to include the assets themselves in this scheme. will the collateral mechanism be ultimately adopted and which one should be determined within the framework of the group of seven. however, at the three-day meeting, the minister of finance, which ends tomorrow, will most likely not be able to resolve this issue.” in

come into force only 3 months after signing, and secondly, until january twenty- eighth the us department of energyble to issue import permits if other sources are not available, given that the states' major nuclear allies, japan, france and britain have planned to rebuild their respective industries, a uranium shortage may indeed occur. gas prices in europe rose by 6% in april, amounting to $324 per 1. this dynamics is evidenced by data from the london stock exchange: the main catalysts were the sudden cold snap in april and tensions in the middle east. underground gas storage facilities in europe are now barely full. by more than 60%, the indicator for spring is quite high, but not a record, and the reasons for this are very dubious. what saves europe is that recession and deindustrialization have begun there, so that those plans to increase gas consumption to 600 billion cubic meters per year in the european union, if they had preserved industry, these plans will no longer be implemented, moreover, the recession will reduce production. even the amount of gas that europe currently consumes is nec

law will come into force only 3 months after signing, and secondly, until january 28, the us department of energysue an import permit if there are no other sources. given that the states' major nuclear allies japan, france and britain have planned to rebuild their respective industries, a uranium shortage could indeed arise. at the end of the exchange rate, the dollar today is 91 rubles, 77 kopecks, the euro is 98 rubles. 2 kopecks. i have everything about economics. great news, magnit stores have it! free delivery, and also a 40% discount on popular products, order a magnet in the app, deposit, best interest, up to 16% per annum to sberbank online, what we bring from traveling with avito, cashback bonuses for your next trip, avito travel. everything will go as planned with cashback, bonuses, every single one of them, there are classics that you like more and more, classic grand burgers and a new one, grand picant with spicy tomato sauce, it’s delicious, period, boldly look your expenses in the eye, with yota yours the money will not fly away, we will return rubles for remaining minutes and gigos

us senate unanimously passed a bill banning the import of enriched uranium from russia. in 90 days, the document still needs to be signed by president joe biden, according to bloomberg. according to the us department of energyssia provided almost a quarter of the supplies of enriched uranium, for which it received almost billion dollars a year. new york police entered the campus of columbia university. security forces detained dozens of participants of pro-palestinian actions, whom they captured. educational building and received a tent camp there. as reported by reuters, the campus was cleared of protesters within three hours. police loaded dozens of detainees onto buses. in total , more than fifty people were detained. earlier, the administration of columbia university warned the violators who took over hamilton hall about their expulsions. and columbia university president minus shafiq asked police to remain on campus until may 17. two days after release to maintain order. and on easter, kyivans are urged not to ignore alarms and, if possible, not to go to church, but to attend services online. security measures will be increased in kyiv on easter, the city's military administration reports. law enforcem

s. national nuclear security agency describes them on the evening of may 14th the us department of energy's national nuclear security administration, successfully executed a sub critical experiment. and then if a relies on some critical experiments to collect valuable information, to support the safety, security, reliability, and effectiveness of america's nuclear warheads. without the use of nuclear explosive testing, the nuclear security enterprise will use the results of this experiment to improve on modeling and simulation capability, positive assigned space to stockpile stewardship program, and n. s a has life for over 30 years. in 1992, the united states declared a moratorium on full on nuclear tasks with explosions. however, tasks like the recent one, the provocative some critical nuclear tasks that want nuclear prowess and demonstrate the ability to destroy millions of lives have continued. the usa has never signed the nuclear test ban treaty, and it claims that these reason some critical tasks are in full compliance with all international law. however, the context of the recent tas

perhaps this is why a loophole is left in the law; until january 2028, the us department of energy willt from the russian federation if no other suppliers are found. it is impossible to replace rosatom right now, besides it there are only two suppliers in the world, these are two european companies, their capacities are now loaded to the limit, there is simply no place to get a replacement from, there is also no stock for warehouses in the usa, the average fuel supply is estimated at 1 year, so yes, that’s why this is an option with exceptions. they began asking for exceptions even before the document was signed by biden, but had already been approved by the house of representatives and congress. first about my the american company centrus, which produces fuel for local nuclear power plants, announced its intention to take advantage of the loophole. and according to experts, she will not be the only one. throughout the past year, while the document was being discussed at the parliamentary level, the market reacted extremely nervously, inflating. prices for uranium products. the shortage

. >> today, the us department of energy announced a clean energy breakthrough at the lawrence livermore national laboratory. officials say scientists there ve found a less labor intensive way to produce ammonia. usually, you need high temperatures and pressure to produce ammonia, but researchers say they found a way to do this at room temperature and with no additional pressurization. ammonia is a key product for fertilizer and cleaning products, and is being researched as an alternative fuel to gasoline. >> the white house today announced steps to modernize the country's aging electrical infrastructure. the new initiative between the feds and 21 states, including california, aims to make faster fixes and improvements to the nation's power grid. it includes increasing the amount of energy from wind and solar and installing modern high voltage transmission lines. the biden administration says the initiative will help reduce power outages during extreme weather events and lower energy costs, all while tackling tackling the climate crisis. >> state and local lawmakers are pleading with gov

us. well, some more numbers: the total amount of enriched uranium supplies from russia last year amounted to a billion and 200 million dollars. this is data from the us department of commerce. the share of nuclear energy that the americans independently provide fuel itself by only 27%. and according to experts, if joe biden signs a new document and the ban comes into force, the american energy and economy will immediately feel a shortage. russian imports, despite the fact that the united states, in general, does not provide for any plan b. the russian military took control of two more settlements during a special military operation. released. katlirovka in the kharkov region and the village of solovyovo in the dpr. the ministry of defense also reports that our air defense systems shot down a su-27 aircraft of the ukrainian armed forces destroyed five unmanned boats off the northwestern coast of crimea. our correspondent denis has details. alekseev, he joins the facts live. denis, hello, what is known at this moment? yes, i welcome you, but the ukrainian media continue to follow the line of commander-in-chief asyrsky in every possible way. checking the information about the literally crumbling defense

g greenhouse gas gases, regulated emissions and energy use in technology. the department of energy's argonne national laboratory, a very respected laboratory, began developing the greet analysis 30 years ago back in 1994. so that's why i said we've had decades of the use of this, and it was a science-based agreement that they came to for this formula. and now the politicians step in to reform it or to change it. scientists used the methodology to develop the environmental impact isa-associated with all stages of the supply chain. now, in a nutshell, the federal government three decades ago launched a process to measure the energy output and environmental performance that could inform policies throughout government of energy efficiency, affordability, and sustainability. scientists developed models for particular purposes to evaluate, say, greenhouse gas emissions, water consumption, and air pollutant emissions. let me pause here to make an important distinction. nonpartisan scientists develop methodologies to inform policymaking. these meth dollings -- methodologieses should

demands and it actually made us aware of the fact that the projects should be assembled in any way, or in the matter of energy imbalance, what now? the production departmentbout optimization of consumption , was always from his concern, especially from he used to get joint fields and reports. i will say this first. every three months, we had reports . we had different meetings with the respected first vice president about the progress of projects and investments that are being made in the naf industry, and they follow them and from before these projects, their question was, what are your benefits for the country? well, we used to report that, thank god, you can invest as much in your oil production as in the production of oil products, and i emphasized the issue of job creation for them, especially this project. take you to areas that are less privileged, areas that are deprived, especially projects the downstream petrochemical industries are saying that you can take the downstream petrochemical industry to many places in the less fortunate areas, so that the deprived people of those areas will benefit from these projects in advance, and i say that almost

america's allies at diverse and affordable source of clean energy with the us and another year reco setting natural gas production in place of the department of energy is doing what it can to promote and efficient regulate free system that allows for molecules of u. s. freedom to be exported to the weld. nobody wants to delancy before and so on in your states fratkin, which is one of the ways to get lindsey is bad. but when push came to shove, they coward, and even started building the necessary infrastructure, billions and billions of dollars later the us now microsoft half of the blogs, allen g supplies and many are now it costs and in europe about it's excessive reliance on the u. wes, no rush, have an experience div dodgers of risk and security advantage of supply by dependent too much on one source. europe must land from its spots mistakes to avoid becoming over lines on the us. the debate assumes further important because it concerns the energy security of european nations, which now seemed to be dependent on events and developments thousands of miles away . for consumers that could mean another search in energy cost. as most of euro

the department of energy proposed fiscal year 2025 budget complements and builds upon those efforts and pushes us closer to achieving net zero admissions and a clean energy future. by increasing funding for the research project and initiatives , and continuing to focus on supply-chain development and workforce, the department is helping us create a cleaner and more diverse energy portfolio here in the united states. the agency's plans to invest $18.1 billion for energy programs, including $8.6 billion for science will help advance the research and development and demonstration of clean energy technologies and support the work that is being done by our national laboratories no doubt we still have a long way to go in completing this clean energy transition, the investments that will be made under the budget will provide critical support to this incredibly important endeavor. for example, it would provide $180 million for the office of clean energy demonstrations to support large industrial decarbonization projects. it includes $1.6 billion to support the clean energy workforce and help fund the inf

department of energy failed to adequately consider appliance performance substitution of effects and record of evidence that department of energy's conservation standards a are causing americans to use more energy and water rather than less. it's time to reform the energy policy and conservation act. like our law sets speed limits to determine at what speed we are breaking the law, it is time to define what economically justified and technologically feasible means. it is time to fight back against the radical agenda set by the biden administration. it is time for our energy efficiency laws to actually save americans money. actually save energy and water. and actually preserve americans' consumer choice. i ask both i ask both republicans and democrats to support my bill, h.r. 6192, and i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlewoman reserves. for what purpose does the -- the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. pallone: thank you. mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. pallone: i rise in strong oppositon to h.r. 6192, legislation that would actually -- should be titled the republicans raising energy bil

about $0.07 higher than this time last year. >> i think a lot of us will travel, no matter what, to try to lower prices. >> the department of energyg a million barrels from the northeast gasoline supply reserve in a move mandated by congress thanks to congress's efforts and the president's vision, we are executing a focused, deliberate strategy that positions our businesses to dominate our workers to compete and our communities to thrive. >> and it is working. >> it's such a small amount that it's unlikely to affect prices much. the u.s. uses about 9 million barrels of gas a day. >> they're going to try and distract the american public with that, like they're actually doing something like opening up the and draining more of our strategic oil reserve, which is a dangerous thing to do. >> 46% of drivers tell gasbuddy that the high cost of fuel has impacted their travel itineraries. but gas is just one price tag on the minds of americans. >> housing prices, utility prices, gasoline prices, they're really suffering. >> some folks may not know if their paychecks are going to make ends meet next month. >> the latest data shows consumer

of workers and families on the gulf coast. and it has made us less secure as a nation. democrats radical transition plans and department of energyo accept and address threats facing our energy systems has required congress to act. under the republican majority the house passed a bipartisan legislation to rated the department of energy and the by administration. at the beginning of this congress would pass hr-1 to unleash america to modernize energy infrastructure. and the months that followed we passed bills to reverse a punitive regulations, policy decisions, the secretary of energy had signed off on. we passed legislation, reverse the ban on gas stoves to prevent doe from draining our strategic petroleum stockpile and selling it to china. i'm to reverse doe moratorium on lng export permits. today'sn hearing will allow the secretary of energy to answer were on american and she was said at a pivotal time in our nation's history and the decisions that are made will impact our kids and grandkids for generations. we have a simple choice. the energy abundance and submit our position as the world's number one energye superpower d unf

, it was one of their demands, and in fact , it made us angry that the projects should be assembled in any way, or what about the issue of energy imbalance now. in the production departmentbout optimization of consumption, he was always one of his colleagues, especially from the joint fields, and he received reports. first of all, i would say that once every three months, we had reports. and the investments that are being made in the oil industry and they follow them. and already their question was, what are the benefits of these projects for the country? well, we were reporting that, alhamdulillah , you should produce petroleum products as much as your oil production and gas, and they emphasized the issue of job creation for them, especially that you should take these projects to areas where the areas that are underprivileged are underprivileged, especially the projects of the downstream petrochemical industries. you say that you can take the downstream petrochemical industries to many places. finally , the underprivileged people of those areas should benefit from these projects. what is the discussion now? that now, it was in the field of participation and investment t

of defense and energy infrastructure. the department noted that the saboteur was identified during the seizure of another cache in the gadchinsky district. he planned to use the ammunition to carry out a terrorist attack at a fuel terminal. when detained, he indicated armed resistance and was neutralized. according to the fsb, in march of this year the man arrived in the capital region from lithuania. he planned to take explosive components from prepared by ukrainian special services. hiding places in the criminal's car included a stechkin pistol, a hunting rifle, grenades, as well as documents and a mobile phone. explosives, ammunition, as well as a card of the lithuanian branch of a swedish bank were seized from the garage of the apartment that the agent rented in moscow. the russian aerospace forces hit the german irist anti-aircraft missile system in the special operation zone. the footage was shown by the ministry of defense. two launchers complex. discovered using aerial reconnaissance drones in the area of ​​the village ostroverkhovka, kharkov region. our military struck with two high-precision missiles, completely destroying the control center and

of mexico. not only do these make us less energy secure which was noted in the internal department memos, they also don't help reduce omissions or overall demand for these types of energy. according to the energy administration projections which i know are used by the interior department, the united states will remain a net exporter through 2050 and global demand will continue to grow. when it comes to production from federal law the departments on environmental analysis show there will be less global omissions by holding more offshore oil and gas sales in the u.s. we have some of the strictest standards in the world. energy produced in america displaces dirty production elsewhere in the world. unfortunately the story around efforts for the critical supply chain is no better. in the last three weeks they interior department also announced the final environmental impact statement effectively canceling the road in alaska that is necessary for producing critical metals in the united states. also congress directed the interior department in the bipartisan infrastructure law to provide a report on impro

begin in the us where thejustice department presidentjoe biden has increased tariffs on $18 billion worth of imports from china. he's accused the country of unfairly subsidising its clean energy sector and flooding international markets with cheap goods. from new york, the bbc�*s erin delmore reports. it is not often we find former president trump and current president biden in agreement but president biden is not only keeping tariffs enacted by his predecessor but increasing them. they focus on the key technologies that power the green transition and include a 100% tariff on all chinese made electric vehicles imported into the united states. that is up from 25%. and a doubling of the levy on solar cells to 50% and a doubling of the levy on semiconductors to 50%. president biden says they are designed to protect us manufacturers from being undercut by china in the industries of the future from ev to solar cells, semiconductors, steel and illuminance and even health equipment like gloves and masks. china heavily subsidised these products which china produces more of than the world can absorb and then dump the excess on the market. driving other manufacturers around the world o

used and all the stages of construction have been exposed to radiation technology externally, their shelf life is up to 2 years, but the super-absorbent sample produced by the atomic energy organization's deputation application department lasts up to 5 years . it actually has no side effects for soil. the amount i use for plants is different. it is completely different based on the type of soil , the type of product, and the type of absorption conditions. 5 years mondgareh in the soil and after 5 years to potash. we can make sure that water is stored when it rains and when the plant needs it , it releases this water with a slow release system, and even in the field of urban management and urban beautification, we can use these agricultural super absorbers. vahid zakiri rat of sada news agency sima why are you pale? why are you so pale? what disease do you have? iran is in the thalassemia belt and 23,000 of our compatriots suffer from this genetic disease . major now, if two minors get married, for every child born from two minors , there is a 25% chance that a baby with thalassemia major will be born . due to the fragility of red blood cells, these patients have anemic and need frequent injections to continue their liv

cutting-edge technologies that is of interest to the us government, you mentioned the economy and an earlier one and at the secretary of defense with the department of energys broadly applicable. stuart: how has the chips act affected your company. my question is are you getting money from the government directly? >> coming. most of the announcements you've seen regarding the chips act are incentivizing bigger semiconductor companies, you mentioned earlier a lot of the semiconductor manufacturing companies offshore, us manufacturers 12% of advanced chips, so much that incentivizing semiconductor companies, we are part of the major initiative, in the department of defense brings together the defense in aerospace industry along with small and medium-sized companies. they were taking advantage now to smaller businesses like this. stuart: do you make the chips there as well? >> one piece of the manufacturing in the house, the piece of our intellectual property. no one else knows that. the rest of the prospects happened at us-based founders. 100% built in america. stuart: thanks for joining us at this morning, one hundred% made in america. appreciate it. a quic

the us treasury department has published another package of anti-russian sanctions. new restrictions will affect the defense industry, energy transport. the list includes 29 individuals and over 250 legal entities from a number of countries, including china, the united arab emirates, turkey, singapore, slovakia and even belgium. regarding energy, washington. confirmed the goal of undermining the arctic lng-2 project introduced restrictions on several companies associated with it. in transport , sanctions against pobeda airlines, as well as a number of organizations involved in the expansion of the baikal-amur mainline, became noticeable. by the way, in the case of victory, the entry into force of the sanctions was delayed; as stated in the general license, operations for the supply of goods, technologies and services to the airline are allowed until july 30. this was explained in washington by concerns about the safety of civil aviation. in addition, restrictions were imposed 16 sea vessels under russian, panamanian and singaporean flags, from an atypical sanctions package for this package against the developer of the astro

and after eight months of him working through the department of energy, ultimately coming to us, he camehe taped a 20-minute segment on how safe the spent fuel is, and he wanted to be right up next to one of the canisters, so he could kiss it while he looked at the camera. that was a new one for us. [laughter] we have seen a lot of interest in nuclear power. miss america last year there was an engineering student out of wisconsin. the worlds are colliding here. miss america is a nuclear engineer. she will come work for us. nicholas: for those with kids on tiktok, keep an eye out for the next hot trend, it is kissing nuclear canisters. you heard it here first. thank you to constellation to sponsoring today. stick around, we will be right back. [applause] ♪ >> welcoming back to the stage ina. >> even in today's digital era it can be hard to access benefits from the government. many of you have tried to access those as a consumer. some of you ashley planned these systems. our next guest on the platform aims to combat this issue. he may be familiar for founding an inferential program and is

after a month, of working with the department of energy and coming to us, he came onto the site and taped on how safe the speed -- spent fuel is and he wanted to kiss the canister while he looked at the camera. that was a new one for us, we have seen a lot of interest in nuclear power. you know, the world's are colliding here. >> for those of you with kids who are on tiktok, look for a new trend of kissing the canister. we will be right back. ♪ >>> welcoming back to the stage -- >> all right, everyone. even in today's digital era, it can be hard to access benefits from the government as many of you all know, when you try to access it as a consumer, some of you plan the system. our next guest wants to combat that issue. now the head of moms first which advocates for paid leave policies. the aim is to help new parents apply for paid leave using ai to simplify the process. joining us from new york. >> i'm glad to be here. >> i want to continue the conversation that we started today around the idea that we have this new ai technology. if it makes our lives better or worse, harder or easier, t

youtube, come to us and say i want to come visit one of the dry cask storage canisters at one of our illinois stations and after eight months of him working through the department of energyely coming to us, he came onto this site, heat taped a 20 minute segment on how safe this spent fuel is, and he wanted to be right up next to one of the canisters so he could kiss it will be look to the canada -- camera. that was a new one for us. we've seen a lot of interest in nuclear power, miss america, lasher, was a nuclear engineering student out of wisconsin, grace, you know, the worlds are colliding here. miss america is a nuclear engineer, is going to come work for us and we are happy to have her. >> so for those of you with kids, keep up with the next hot trend. you heard it here first. kathleen, thanks much for being with us. stick around, we will be right back. >> welcoming back to the e ina >> welcome back to the stage, ina freed. >> so they can still be hard to access benefits from the government as many of y'all know, many of y'all have tried to access it as a consumer, some of you actually plan this system. our next guest platform aims to combat this issue. many of you

of defense and energy infrastructure. the department noted that the saboteur had been identified. during the seizure of another cache in the gadchinsky district. he planned to use the ammunition to carry out a terrorist attack at the fuel terminal. during the arrest, he offered armed resistance and was neutralized. according to the fsb, in march of this year the man arrived in the capital region from lithuania. he planned to take components of explosive devices from caches prepared by the ukrainian special services. in the criminal's car , a pistol was found, including hunting rifle, grenades, documents, mobile phone. in the garage of an apartment that the agent rented in moscow. explosives and ammunition were seized, as well as a card of the lithuanian branch of the swedish bank. vladimir putin today held a meeting on economic issues in the kremlin via video link. at the last meeting we discussed the forecast for the country's socio-economic development. this is the basis for drawing up government programs and projects for their financing and practical implementation. i propose today to continue discussing budget plans, and not only for the next three years, b

the department for energy and net zero, that is us recently estimated there will be £100 billion worth ofe we go. private investment put towards uk energy by 2030. national grid only this week plans to invest £31 billion. sse is investing 18 billion, there's also going to be other billions and billions of billions of pounds. why does a small state owned company need to be set up? >> well, first of all, it gives a lead. it gives confidence to the private sector that the direction of travel is such that when they invest, the government will match it or add to it in some way, shape or form. that's necessary because the private sector in any regard, not just energy, but anything wants certainty from the government. and if the government's policy is not clear on any particular issue, then they don't invest. it's as simple as that. >> but those those numbers have got to be paid for and somebody's got to pay for it. and it's a guy. they're going to be us on our electricity bill, because don't forget, we talk about energy, but this sits on the electricity bill or it's going to come out of general

for decades the department of energy position on liquefied natural gas has been a safe and it's clean and it's in the nations interest to be pro cured and usedunited states did transport and trade around the globe. in short what is changed at the department of energy? >> the volumes have increased so much when he did take another look. it's not the ones that have been approved are not in the nations interest that they were and they are and they will continue to operate. the question of how much more new expansion and what will be the impact in the united states if we export or natural gas and what does that do it -- we export 100 if we export the amount that authorized that's about half. what is that due to prices at home and that's a question? >> do believe more supply on the market decreases crisis and wouldn't the decrease price be to the benefit of the country? >> for sure it would be. >> one of the questions we are looking at we also have to take a look at what it does for global supply our allies all of that. >> again this is a good conversation for congressional hearings are timely. consider what's happening right now in ukraine isn't