not reflect well on her, it s a sad end to a colourful career.- not reflect well on her, it s a sad end to a colourful career. what do ou think end to a colourful career. what do you think rishi end to a colourful career. what do you think rishi sunak s end to a colourful career. what do you think rishi sunak s priorities l you think rishi sunak s priorities will be now? no doubt he will be turning his attention to the in the constituency. what happens next and what would be his priority is? it interesting. i think rishi sunak will want to move on as quickly as possible because the point about by elections at the moment is that the government can t win them. but this is an interesting one, because labour and the lib dems both intend to try for it and they will end up fighting each other i suspect. for all the talk of an implicit pact between keir starmer and ed davey, i don t see either labour or the lib dems standing back from this seat. there has only been one ball in the constit
she resigned in a fit of pique because she didn t get a peerage, which doesn t reflect well on her. and trying to do as much damage as she can to the party again, does not reflect well on her. it s a sad end to to a colourful career. and what do you think rishi sunak s priority priorities will be now? so no doubt he ll be turning his attention to the by election in the constituency. what happens next and what do you think his priority priorities will be? well, ithink rishi rishi sunak will want to want to move on as quickly as possible, because the point about by elections at the moment is that the government can t win them. but this is an interesting by election because labour and the lib dems both intend to fight it and they ll end up fighting each other. for all the talk of an implicit pact between keir starmer and ed davey,
i would say in large that is the following. we retain the right to buy what we want, when we want in the quantity we want at the price that is the cheapest possible. and somebody else should take care of investing in the factories and making this possible. and i think this implicit pact was a great pact looking at backwards, but also it went a little bit too far. now we discovered maybe it s a little bit pathological that we don t have a little bit more balanced supply, for example, pv panels. it is not rocket science. so we invest now in a factory. in the quantity we want at the price that is so we invest now in a factory. we have a 200 megawatt year production factory since 12 years now, we have developed a new technology, very competitive, and we are now enlarging this factory to a 3,000 megawatt per year production rate in europe. it looks a lot, but europe more or less absorbs 30,000 megawatts of pv panels every year. so we re looking just at 10%. it looks a lot,
we retain the right to buy what we want, when we want in the quantity we want at the price that is the cheapest possible. and somebody else should take care of investing in the factories and making this possible. and i think this implicit pact was a great pact looking at backwards, but also it went a little bit too far. now we discovered maybe it s a little bit pathological that we don t have a little bit more balanced supply, for example, pv panels. it is not rocket science. so we invest now in a factory. we have a 200 megawatt year production factory since 12 years now we have developed a new technology, very competitive, and we are now enlarging this factory to a 3000 megawatt per year production rate in europe. it looks a lot, but europe more or less absorbs 30,000 megawatts of pv panels every year. so we re looking just at 10%. it looks a lot, but it s nothing.