years. okay, now gavin newsom is begging joe biden to sendende more money so we can keep itl it open for another five years. sgo but then still, it s not going c to be in place in twenty , thirty five when we have all electric cars. it s forecast right now with with hydro electric power.e they expect it to be one half of what we have right now. why? t because we have no water in this state. we re talking about electricit y ,but people can t even water their lawns. this state has been so mismanaged for so many years.o w we re seeing the effects of it right now. oh, and by the way, the cost oet electricity in california just went up 25%.ammy that is a great point.t poin t.kyra. y ta everybody talks about the costl of gasoline and they re and they a thinking this is going to be so. much cheaper, it s going t ot is i be so much better. but whenever government is in, t control of something, it just js gets out of control. unusable in addition to the ability to stop, the electricity got ro
it is like blood in the body, we cannot operate without it. if we are running out of generators we are getting a blood transfusion but it is costly. blood transfusion but it is costl . ~ . , ., costly. will effect it is to clients? costly. will effect it is to clients? we costly. will effect it is to clients? we cannot. - costly. will effect it is to clients? we cannot. we | costly. will effect it is to - clients? we cannot. we have to absorb that clients? we cannot. we have to absorb that cost clients? we cannot. we have to absorb that cost escalation. - is happened on two occasions that we had to send people home.
inflationary pressure. sorry, martin. martin and john. you have been feeling the inflationary pressure. what are your energy bills like? , , , ., like? the energy bills have rocketed- like? the energy bills have rocketed. we like? the energy bills have rocketed. we are - like? the energy bills have rocketed. we are paying i like? the energy bills have - rocketed. we are paying nearly twice as much as we used to. when you have as much as we used to. when you have a refrigerated market and you need ice making machines, lighting etc, there is a cost involved. some of there is a cost involved. some of the cast we pass on to clients and customers, but effectively a lot of that we pick up ourselves to keep the fish market operational. you are havin: to the fish market operational. you are having to absorb the fish market operational. you are having to absorb a the fish market operational. you are having to absorb a lot the fish market operational. you are having to absorb a lot of
ultimately succeed? it is hard to i say, but i think the next 30 days or one month is a crucial when we talk about a chance to divert the war in europe because economists, politicians and military strategists, they are together in assessment that if we can do it in the course of 30 days, maybe we can reach some kind of agreement. but in the meantime, we need to convince president putin, who is not, for sure, a candidate for the nobel peace prize for 2020, that russia invading ukraine will be very costly, not only for ukrainians, but for russians. costly, not only for ukrainians, but for russians- costly, not only for ukrainians, but for russians. what do you mean by costl ? of for russians. what do you mean by costly? of course, for russians. what do you mean by costly? of course, let s for russians. what do you mean by costly? of course, let s put i for russians. what do you mean by costly? of course, let s put some l costly? of course, let s put some numbers on costly? of cour
is a deep, deep discomfort, particularly amongst some eu member states, about the amount of money the eu is effectively handing the kremlin to fund potentially its war in ukraine, by buying all of this russian gas, oil and coal. so what we are seeing here is this sort of shift of moving away from dependency, as much as it is trying to do at the moment, the eu, from the east, and moving towards the west, america. but of course, this is still a reliance to some extent on fossil fuels, and is still a reliance to some extent on fossilfuels, and i noticed they are quite anxious in their announcement to talk about how they are going to try to do all they can to reduce the greenhouse gas intensity of bringing all this lng to the european union. but this is the reality of the situation at the moment. the eu under a lot of political pressure to move away from russian energy supplies. and political pressure to move away from russian energy supplies. russian energy supplies. and it is costl , it