the moment this is no longer happening and this path took many years, the first contract with westinghouse the supply of nuclear fuel was signed back in 2000, the process itself of replacing the reactors started in 5 years, it is a technologically difficult example, for example, they get the spent fuel of 42 assemblies and load fresh 42 assemblies let's assume westinghouse fuel for me a year later fuel is loaded again for a year - it's called the company loads another 42 assemblies and so it takes four years, currently half the need for nuclear fuel is provided by the westingau company with half of the reserves last year after a large-scale invasion, ukraine terminated the contract with seedlings and hedged against such an event . in 2014, an additional contract was signed that in the event of force majeure, if russia does not supply fuel to ukraine, the entire inhaus then the entire volume will be supplied, and in the 15th year, inhaus carried out work, invested money , put into operation an additional line, so that the capacity of westinghouse for vvr 1000 is for us a large-scale invasio

well, let’s divide the issue of building new power units and of the fuel itself, because westinghouseas been cooperating since 1999 , because six power units in ukraine have been converted to westinghouse fuel, well , in different, in different conditions , the active zone is fully loaded, it is partially loading of the active zone with fuel. but it is also licensed in our country. yes, in the third power unit of the south ukrainian nuclear power plant, in the state regulation, a separate permit was granted for the industrial exploitation of this fuel, so there are no questions about this fuel, but regarding the licensing of new power units, how is it considered, for example, ap- 1000 or power units of small modular reactors there of different companies from newspala to genira le, that 's all, that's another question, it's necessary to license the operating instructions personnel to fuel to infrastructure to fuel removal i am here with you completely, i repeat once again, we had to start , we had to start with this legislation. so fast because, for example, from receiving from the beg

important thing is that from the 24th, all nuclear power units in ukraine will switch to american westinghouseuel , that's how the process was announced on energoatom, a small quote , seven power units of ukrainian nuclear power plants, the sole operator of which is energoatom, have been completely switched to american westinghouse fuel, and from the 24th , this fuel all 15 power units of the domestic nuclear power plants must be supplied. that's how the russian nuclear power plants everything. as they say, and it's all happening before our eyes. well, yesterday actually took place our event is that the chairman of the board of ukrzaliznytsia oleksandr kumyshyn announced his resignation, now there is information that he will head the office with european integration of ukrzaliznytsia in europe , and instead the temporary head of ukrzaliznytsia will be a member of the board yevhen lyashchenko and we are in touch with serhiy vovk , the general director of the center of transport strategies, serhiy, we congratulate you, glory to ukraine , yes, there is a problem with communication serhiy vovk , w

modern. and it is a soviet design and these power units are new, they are new developments and the westinghouse project. now we already have three contracts with them for the americans, the americans for the construction of the fifth or sixth power units, eh , they also represent our long-standing partners energoatom or does not supply fuel there and we will now choose half of the fuel from them, and hmm, at the beginning of the war we refused russian fuel and now we will have completely all fuel or supply damsa from here or produce it ourselves . after three years, we will develop this production using american technology except for the human factor of criminals, terrorists, who made a nuclear power plant a shield for themselves, in fact , there are still factors that cannot be influenced earthquake there was an earthquake in turkey before that, we saw an earthquake tsunami in fukushima, where the nuclear power plant was damaged. ukraine, most of it is located on the ukrainian crystalline shield, but the south can just feel the impact of seismic activity in the vrancha zone with its center in

an example is to elderly college professors that they took the lunch at the union westinghouse. taking calls at all hours of the day and night. ultimately, he tried to provide this level of care and also be an administrator. how did he restructure his approach to the job? how did the board help him? >> it is all complicated. it has been a rough, tough time for a while. basically he just wanted to go back to being a doctor. to be involved in the administration, he had been. it was something that by that time was very complicated. they finally found someone to take over who was acceptable to everyone. jim went on with his life. >> they brought in an administrator that was the nuts and bolts of the financial organization. this may be the owes one in the country. he not -- he knew how to handle doctors that knew how to handle jim. >> over the course of his administration, the rules changed. he used to carry a liquor bottle. >> i don't know the answer to that. this is sort of a moral issue. there was a different issue. once you give money to homeless people and the programs that supp

ingersoll and westinghouse also setting new records. this ahead of deere earnings today.lwether for the sector and the overall health of the economy. joining me to discuss is michael shlishky >> good to be here >> tell me what you are expecting from the deere earnings report and how that effects how you see the rest of the year for the industrial sectors. >> sure. the deere report looks like it will be pretty solid easy accounts for the year the result of dealing with the work stoppage last year with the first quarter. this year, we are seeing the pretty good rates in the fourth quarter and that is carrying over to the fiscal first qu quarter. the farm outlook is very strong for 2023 what it means for the entire sector with the aeg player, it is looking good for trade. we are just getting started on the orders for next year at this time >> let me ask how this works we got reports from the usda farm income forecasting that we will see farm cash income declining 21%. you've got the crop inventory suggesting that corn will be 1 billion lower than just six years ago. how does

he talked yesterday about a nuclear power plant being built on behalf of westinghouse, an american companyittsburgh to be built in poland? did that come as a surprise to you? and if so, where is that talk in this country? >> it's something that we had not been briefed on. i had not heard anything about that. and of course we certainly realize that one of putin's tactics is and one of his strategies is to deprive ukrainian people of power, light and heat during the remainder of this very cold winter. we ought to be helping them to stay alive and stay warm. of course, a better way to do it would have been american liquefied natural gas which we have plenty of and which we're able to give them. but the main thing is that they need the weapons to fight as aggressively they can fight without any american troops and frankly, bill, there has been a three-week offensive on the part of the russians and they have gained very few meters and taken huge losses. their casualties are almost 100% fatalities and russia's offensive this late winter has failed. ukraine is in a position that we give them what

providers, westinghouse in particular, moving into that market to develop capacity and have signed anumber of mo used including with ukraine to displace that. that is a good signal. my office has been working with the state department, commerce, others to increase u.s. competitiveness on the market under your power and not just on the fuel side but also power generation itself. i am very pleased to say we recently saw this great deal emerge between the u.s. and poland to build three of the first six of the nuclear reactors which will be a $45 billion deal in support 130,000 american jobs. i think third it is that supply chain at home, but also the supply chain in other countries where we can rely on them as good partners, so diversification does not only mean independence, but also having reliable partners around the world and through different international forums we are trying to create the capacity there so we can stand together. >> so we shouldn't leverage our allies? >> absolutely. yeah, that is a great way of putting it, leverage our allies and relationships. that is why our en

government was involved in around the world last year was the westinghouse nuclear deal to build the of over $30 billion to choose westinghouse technology for their's first nuclear power plant in poland. the polls are underway -- energy security is national security. this is a change in progress. annmarie: i spoke to the polish climate minister and something she would like to hear from biden's cooperation on nuclear, but when you talk about this energy security and making sure the penalties on russia continue, we are one year into the war and russian oil and gas is still free-flowing. it is how vladimir putin is able to fund this war. at what point is it cut off? amb. brzezinski: it is making sure sanctions have their effect and making sure all comply with sanctions. there is a pressure and an intensive minimization in terms of russia's economy being able to connect with counterparts around the world. everyone has to participate in that. these things take time, but it is working, including in the energy sector. annmarie: one thing biden wanted to do today is show that unity. you obvi