It could be nearly 70 percent. Big cities have big needs when it comes to water, food and energy. This heavy demand on resources posts as daunting challenges to researchers in a world grappling with climate change. Those cities and towns will need large amounts of energy revolutionizing the complex systems of our energy. Supply is one of the Biggest Challenges for our global transition to green energy. And for people, probably the most tangible, the so for us us cities and responsible for the policy in the cities, i think its so important to be taken leading roles because it is possible for seek this to change. So we are very conscious that we need to move in to an economy that this renewable and so color of nature positive, all those at the same time. Actually we dont have a choice. I think that we have little time left to save the planet. So we have to do what we become as fast as possible the to see how a Sustainable Energy supply can work. In practice, we had to the united states,
It could be nearly 70 percent big cities has big needs when it comes to water, food, and energy. This heavy demand on resources posts as daunting challenges to researchers in a world of grappling with climate change. Those cities and towns will need large amounts of energy revolutionizing the complex systems of our energy. Supply is one of the Biggest Challenges for a global transition to green energy. And for people, probably the most tangible, the so for us us cities and responsible for the policy in the cities, i think its so important to be taken leading roles because it is possible for see this to change. So we are very conscious that we need to move into an economy that this renewable and so color and nature positive, all those at the same time. Actually we dont have a choice. I think that we have little time left to save the planet. So we have to do what we become as fast as possible the to see how a Sustainable Energy supply can work. In practice, we had to the united states. T
At 7 00 a. M. Eastern. Now we are going to take you over to the Senate Energy committee hearing. It is getting underway now come alive on cspan. We will talk about the growing demand for electric power in the u. S. And the impact on the electric grid. Here it is. Today we ask you to discuss the risk of opportunities. In the halfcentury after world war ii, demand for electricity grew along with our economy, but in the decade following, the implementation of the freetrade agreement, which was in the 1990s, annual electricity demand growth fell by nearly 45 . 45 . For the past two decades, the demand and load has been flat across the country. We are here today because that appears to be coming to an end rapidly. With exponential growth, utility and grid experts are telling us that it is poised for truly remarkable growth. Meeting the demand growth may be one of the greatest challenges we face. Our economy and defense of our country i want to thank the witnesses for sharing their perspecti
Gas, and now we are talking about ensuring that in the next sanctions package of the European Union, after all, these possibilities of purchasing liquefied gas and pumping, say, in ports, liquefied gas on tankers, do not take place in European Countries countries, i hope that once again those issues that relate to this. Esteemed oil, and issues that finally concern the need, we have been talking about this for a long, long time, the need to impose sanctions on ee on nuclear energy, the Russian Federation, all these things, they should be reflected in the next sanctions packages, and right here, well, we should clearly indicate where we see these problems, we should. Clearly indicate further where and which companies are currently abusing loopholes in the sanctions regime and taking maximum advantage of this, by the way, our lithuanian colleagues are now initiating like that, well like that a paneuropean discussion about the need to establish national, rather paneuropean legislation in
There are no buffer zones, there are separate cells where they occupied either part of vovchansk, or some villages, which, so to speak, actually have no strategic importance, this is not a buffer zone, we are conducting unblocking operations there, accordingly, they are clean and we will destroy them there, there are no zones that would be separated borders, russia, biogrorod, it doesnt mean anything, we will reach 80 km with our reserves and means that were used there today. Drones up to 200 km, ukrainianmade tactical missiles also 2500 km, that is , no buffer zone has been created there, it does not exist and nothing will save and object on the territory of the russian federation, this is the first component, and the second we are talking about, no encirclements kharkiv will not be, with all due respect to what we say, that there is indeed a threat, petrio systems are needed there today in order to repel attacks of ballistic, cruise. Missile systems of s300 air strikes with kabami, t