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now she has her own electric ritual. she's her own boss. the city of prior garage, formerly known as a law habit, is located at the confluence of the ganges and the yamuna river. in the northern state of utah pradesh. it's home to some one and a half 1000000 people. le let his life changed when a social enterprise helped her to become financially independent since 2015, the company s m v green solutions has reached out to people who are marginalized due to their gender cast or class. it offers to turn them into green entrepreneurs as a ritual owners and drivers. marvin glover, my vehicle was finance. so i didn't have to make the down payment myself, ma'am, nevada. okay. up when you have the roll up window that we could pay the loan back at our own convenience in installments of just 2000 or 2500 rupees. that way i paid back the loan in full months. $15000.00 drip is entitled hm, that's the equivalent of $200.00 euros. now, lolita is one of around $130.00 female e rickshaw drivers and who ta pradesh, who also own their vehicles. the rickshaw

first of all, the renewable electricity, and then to make part of this electricity and ship part of gender and money based on hydrogen to europe. so it's actually a more complex subject in which it is important to go in steps and to be careful not all around and to the risk of being sort of a window dresser. should these african nations be relying on chinese investment? a lot of the funds, for example, in cameroon, coming from china. i think that's the go from all over the world. john is the very important investor and player with a long term vision and strategy for africa also in the benefit of the people and same guns for europe, of course, and the united states and another japan mean to africa is a real area with 1400000000 people and servants like 7 times bigger european union that needs corporation. it's about international cooperation no matter where it comes from. it will help us out to, to get to the next level to become the sustainable area. not only in energy you're going to know boards will have deleted the guns on thank you very much for joining us. thank you. and nice doing bu

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to be electric. the earliest anybody is talking about phasing out internal combustion vehicles would be california in 2035. to say that happens. it phases out the sales. most vehicles down the road for about 20 years, so we would be talking 2035 at the earliest when we talk about the entire fleet on the road being practically all electric. even at the fastest pace, it will take a long time. host: what has been the change in the internal combustion engine when it comes to environmental impact? guest: carmakers have gotten a lot more out of the engine than they ever thought they could with turbocharging, with things of that nature. the start and stop technology has really helped. computerization is added to what they have been able to do, but it only goes so far. the low hanging fruit was picked a long time ago. caller: years ago, toyota said it would go with hydrogen cause. are they thinking more electric or are they still concentrating on the hydrogen? guest: there are two tracks here. what has devel

with some 12000000 of these stores in india, they could drive the shift to electric motor bikes. electric powered air caps and transport. drones are best suited to short distances, but mass production is still a long way off. in the short term cable cars could also relieve traffic congestion. in bolivia, mexico, and in columbia, they are already integrated into the public transport system. it's an idea of, it's also in the pipelines in india, where a ro play service is planned for the city of a nazi now the humble bicycle occupied a special place among working class indians for decades, especially because it was cost effective and utilitarian. modernization introduced foster modes of transportation and bicycles was sidelined but in the last few years with increasing traffic congestion and pollution. many cities in india introduced private b as you go bikes. we visited m the bowden west india to understand how they fit into the cities mobility plan. ah uncut gum dollars cycles for bought of his 5 kilometer commuting to work. but he doesn't own a site. he writes a different one each day. an

the u.s., canada electricity. canadians and americans work together to address security risks, and follow mandatory north american electricity standards. canadian companies provide assistance, crossing the border to help electricity companies restore power to customers in the aftermath of major weather disasters. in conclusion, canada is a reliable and trusted partner, this has served millions of americans for over 100 years, in the context of climate change and growing cyber and physical threats to the grid, the u.s., canada relationship is more important than ever thank you. >> -- [inaudible] minister wilkinson, it's your turn. >> thank, you mister chairman. thank you to ranking member barrasso for the opportunity to speak with the committee about the interconnected double threat to the national security interests of both of our nations, energy security and climate change. i appear here to share canada's perspective on this urgent matter with our neighbor, our closest ally and our largest trading partner. in my

an electric ferry reacts much faster, similar to electric cars. reporter: making shipping more environmentally friendly is just one advantage of the yara birkeland. norwegian engineers are also using it to see whether ships can sail without a crew on-board. right now, thomas fevang still needs to be on the bridge. but in just two years, the ship should run itself, with the captain on shore. thomas: the ship will make its own decisions throughout. my job will be to monitor them, and make sure the boat is doing what it's supposed to. reporter: the maritime trials should be complete in two years. then, norway will have the world's first all-electric and self-piloting container ship. lara: imagine you have a serious illness or accident and no access to healthcare. for many people in great britain, this situation is a reality. the island's national health service, or nhs, is on life support. underfunding, red tape, and chronic staff shortages have left millions of britons without access to proper care. and it's not only the sick who are suffering. the

electric grid is very vulnerable to disruptions because the electric grid is vulcanized by third world countries. >> greg: millions of deaths are associated with burning impure fuel. countries, places that don't have all the, doesn't have coal or electricity. shouldn't be trying to replace something without actually having a consistent replacement. you cannot store a lot of green energy to even make more green energy. if you believe that we are running out of conventional fuel whether it's natural gas or fossil fuels, the electric car is like a double whammy. you need coal for the electricity and you need gas and the machinery to dig for those precious metals for the batteries. i don't think people want to think about this but mathematically it, hole, if you -- of building an equal requires fossil fuel energy the more you build these e-cards, the less fuel you're going to happen until you can't make the cars anymore and then where will you be? i was going to say, judge, the answer is nuclear. >> judge jeanine: "the wall street journal" article about these young women who want entrepren

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it's perfect for people who like to drive electrically. prices for the mustang mackey. d t started around 73000 euros in germany. that about $25000.00 more than the entry level mackey. with a charging time of 45 minutes. the mac, e g t, both to range of 500 kilometers unless you've got a heavy foot. but as far as performance and driving fun go, it's right on the button, especially if you need to get somewhere in a hurry. i never thought that might be fun, cleveland up this break nowadays? no. if you haven't done engineering and it's hard to find a job, i wouldn't get my degree it because i have a pending payment to be done. uh huh. so i thought they couldn't afford buy, it's funny auto. and since this problem has been come up, but it's very difficult for me to pay it, of course fees. teamster fuels shorted. i started in sri lanka, it's very difficult to find feel. so i have said with a true foot board for 3 weeks, and it's really hard to run my day to day life. even if i have to get feel, i have to say the whole night to get a feel better in the federal state. and so i

that power is an electric motor here, only 20 percent gets lost with trucks. it was long believed batteries weren't going to work to move heavy trucks. you need loads in it. and that takes a valuable cargo space and long charging times are great for business. but batteries are becoming more powerful and charging times are going down so much so that a recent study points towards battery electric trucks dominating the market in the future. hydrogen is by no means the silver bullet that will help with everything, but it does make sense in some cases. so where do we go from here? we're really at the point at which now a lot of time, a lot of effort, a lot of momentum has been built around hydrogen and 2022 in through. so 2020 sakes are really the years where we now need to demonstrate that momentum is combust it's real assets and real production of the hydrogen. and if we don't see that this day, hey, them are really going to be struggling to hit climate goals over off. now is the time for hydrogen to prove it can really get as big as its height. with the most exp

it already has its own electric cars and more models, a set to follow. why indra rio electric previous really did a so to pizza, a policeman up near the cost of the diesel is very, very high. ah, the electron mobility in the toilet, in busty under 3 will industry are very, very fast. it is happening now. well to be the toilet and dusty is growing at a debt rapid bass i. i believe we're what people send 30 to 40 percent if we can expect to buy another book appears. volkswagen has just signed a preliminary agreement with mckendra for it's electric vehicle technology. this would make me hinder the world's largest buyer of the german companies tack back to our engineers swan allotted radio specialized in electric mobility at university to pursue her career. she's moved away from her tight knit family, but she still chucks to them every evening. it's a winning situation for many people in can i, workers earn well, while the city gets a new generation of ambitious employees. now as we just saw, the more modern production is the less it seems to involve humans,

to be electric. the earliest anybody is talking about phasing out internal combustion vehicles would be california in 2035. to say that happens. it phases out the sales. most vehicles down the road for about 20 years, so we would be talking 2035 at the earliest when we talk about the entire fleet on the road being practically all electric. even at the fastest pace, it will take a long time. host: what has been the change in the internal combustion engine when it comes to environmental impact? guest: carmakers have gotten a lot more out of the engine than they ever thought they could with turbocharging, with things of that nature. the start and stop technology has really helped. computerization is added to what they have been able to do, but it only goes so far. the low hanging fruit was picked a long time ago. caller: years ago, toyota said it would go with hydrogen cause. are they thinking more electric or are they still concentrating on the hydrogen? guest: there are two tracks here. what has devel

of course electric vehicles and our mental and health benefits than on the evidence of the electricity they charge. the rest of the city. >> is increasingly free of greenhouse gas emissions and in fact green power sf, our primary provider as the goal of providing 100percent greenhouse gas electricity by 2025 . next slide. speaking of the future, ev is inevitable. the california air resources showed staff regulations requiring all new vehicles shall be zero emissions by 2035. their plan follows governor nuisance executive order in 20/20 that call for phasing out new cars with gas anddiesel engines within 15 years . next slide please. the transition from fossil fuel toelectricity is accelerating . currently however this transition is much easier for single-family residence because of home charging. in california residents in single-family homes are three times more likely topurchase electric vehicles . however 70 percent of ourcity's residents live in multiunit dwellings . many don't have access to all or workplace charging. many parked their vehicles on streets. access to ev chargers mu

thanks for a steady supply of electricity. this carpenter can be more productive liddy ongoing, but is in charge of keeping the solar plant operates in smoothly. it replaced the dirty and noisy generators previously used to generate electricity. the system produces around 40000 kilowatt hours a year, on average. that's enough to keep more than $400.00 standard refrigerators operating for an entire year. lock up, i think that go into something energy generated by the solar panels is more than sufficient. it and if there is new the production, i think it will balance out eventually because not all the businesses have been established yet to come back in from the french and geo has plans to develop several more sites of the country within the next few years. don't go said she did that we're both sort of a central to the idea is to engage people on location. local to involve members of the local community allow me is on plaza, in the process of setting up the infrastructure in okay, that's very important. you don't go now. it's al

to be electric. the earliest anybody is talking about phasing out internal combustion vehicles would be california in 2035. to say that happens. it phases out the sales. most vehicles down the road for about 20 years, so we would be talking 2035 at the earliest when we talk about the entire fleet on the road being practically all electric. even at the fastest pace, it will take a long time. host: what has been the change in the internal combustion engine when it comes to environmental impact? guest: carmakers have gotten a lot more out of the engine than they ever thought they could with turbocharging, with things of that nature. the start and stop technology has really helped. computerization is added to what they have been able to do, but it only goes so far. the low hanging fruit was picked a long time ago. caller: years ago, toyota said it would go with hydrogen cause. are they thinking more electric or are they still concentrating on the hydrogen? guest: there are two tracks here. what has devel

well, i mean, of course the german government is now heading for more production of electricity with coal. is this the right decision given how many emissions are carbon emissions? we'll see from corporate action of energy while it's definitely not a preference, but frankly, of the only alternative that we currently have to substitute out russian gas. and that the russian gas supply is fragile to call it the best. we see that every day. so the, the only short term alternative else to burn more coal and pull that forwards on an, on the total salo for, for the earth. it will not make a difference whether we do it now or later on. or it's not that we like it, but it is the only open alternative that we have. well, obviously natural gas is no longer being used for energy production of at least for the time being. i'm other industries also rely on a natural gas for, you know, creating the products, especially the chemical industry. is there enough to go around? well, german industry? well, that's the reason why we should save whatever can be saved in order to keep the machines running to

there are some electric cars and buses and even some e bikes. warren, on don gay rides, one of them. he's a member of a e. m. d, a, an association that provides a platform for the nearly 20 companies investing in e mobility in kenya. the aim is to organize a lobby, urging politicians to promote electric vehicles. people are excited about immobility, endo petite, is that he brings. it has tremendous environment of benefits, but unless we have the right incentives to allow for the final price and the value to the customer to be affordable than immobility might just as well be another illusion that little struggle that gets towards around $25000.00 folks are out on lake victoria every day, and many of them belong to kenyan fishermen who used combustion engines, which pollute the lake and home the fish population. often the fishermen only get small, silver sy printed from the light. and they catch quote, as have also declined in recent years. jared or tina is wife and mother take care of the catch every morning. first drawing it and then selling it

electric car. >> last month we $5 billion to build nationwide electric so people from truer suburban to urban communities can all benefit from the gas savings of driving an ev. >> under my plan, which is before the congress now, we can take advantage of the next generation of electric vehicles that a typical driver will save about $80 a month from not having to pay gas at the pump. >> on the issue of gas prices, after waiting for a long time to have enough chips in this country to finally get my electric vehicle, i got it and drove it from michigan to here just last weekend and went by every single gas staircase didn't matter how high it was. >> you fill up your ev by. >> carriaging and you filled up your gas tank with gasoline and you have the same size tank, you would save $60 per fill-up by going electric rather than using gasoline. >> sean: maybe they haven't noticed by biden inflation has added an additional $6,000 to every american household unnecessarily and as you can see democrats want you to believe you buy an electric vehicle, it will bring down the cost for you, the ameri

but 300 in the fleet already powered by electricity. alternative means of propulsion such as electricity or hydrogen, are still only found in just under one percent of all vehicles worldwide. high a purchase prices and the lack of loading stations are reasons for 2. wheat is loading stations and small neighborhood stores could be part of the answer. with some 12000000 of these stores in india, they could drive the shift to electric motor bikes. electric powered air caps and transport. drones are best suited to short distances, but mass production is still a long way. in the short term cable cars could also relieve traffic congestion. in bolivia, mexico, and in columbia. they are already integrated into the public transport system. it's an idea that's also in the pipelines in india where a roadway service is plan for the city of nazi. ah, now the humble bicycle occupied a special place among working class indians for decades, especially because it was cost effective and utilitarian. modernization introduced foster modes of transportation and bicycle was sidelined, but in the last few year

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an electric ferry reacts much faster, similar to electric cars. reporter: making shipping more environmentally friendly is just one advantage of the yara birkeland. norwegian engineers are also using it to see whether ships can sail without a crew on-board. right now, thomas fevang still needs to be on the bridge. but in just two years, the ship should run itself, with the captain on shore. thomas: the ship will make its own decisions throughout. my job will be to monitor them, and make sure the boat is doing what it's supposed to. reporter: the maritime trials should be complete in two years. then, norway will have the world's first all-electric and self-piloting container ship. lara: imagine you have a serious illness or accident and no access to healthcare. for many people in great britain, this situation is a reality. the island's national health service, or nhs, is on life support. underfunding, red tape, and chronic staff shortages have left millions of britons without access to proper care. and it's not only the sick who are suffering. the

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the electricity infrastructure was devastated during the civil war. since it ended in 1990 lebanon, has not had continuous supply of electricity. successive governments have failed to rebuild the sector, or come up with a sustainable energy strategy. and that added tens of billions of dollars to the countries massive public debt. corruption is endemic in many states, institutions only getting a machines or building a plan to generate electricity. in the thing about all of the supply chain and all the services we can use that were assigned to benefit certain individual or political. the deals with egypt and jordan are part of a government plan to provide 24 hour power by 2026. but previous plans have gone and implemented due to political wrangling, or the lack of will to reform that runs against the interests of those in power. then there is eda beirut, israel's fragile coalition government is set to dissolve parliament after just a year in office. it means the country will have to hold its 5th election in 3 years at a this month, a gum, and failed to

they also bombed all radio telephone and electricity lines. before these events, i had no idea about the existence of graphite bombs, but they, they used them to cut off the electricity. yeah, very often we civilians had no radio and tv signal, telephone, communication, and electricity. so very often there was no water. there was nothing at all. that is they were not only fighting against our military but against our citizens. in particular, they bombed bridges across the danube to cause damage to the civilian population. or the main thing that distinguishes this nato. aggression from a special military operation is that they killed several times more civilians than military now. and most importantly, they bombed us with depleted uranium just therefore there are now many more cancer cases in serbia than in other european countries. so a union operation was lost without the approval of the un security council, thus bypassing international law. despite the resistance of states like russia, the u. s. on his allies thought to the humanitarian inte