on the electricity rate question, all states regulate the electric utilities, you know , great commissions. certainly from the state standpoint the regulations on cost of electricity but you are right. there are a lot of questions surrounding ev charging. first of all there are transparency requirements that the government is imposing on the state including telling people how much is going to cost , you know, not to be part of a club you use those chargers and to be transparent about how much it costs. there are other issues, what happens when a utility is actually surging directly versus full sale of electricity to a gas station or some other entity that is providing the charging. so there is no question. you can see the cassation station they are charging this amount or that amount. we don't have that for the charging stations to save this is how much is going to charge per kilowatt hour. i would really expect that was the money rolls out to the states that act, the more up those competition. we are going to see more, it's kind of a market impact on what the prices on other ev chargers a

the f1 50 electric version and where gm is showing off the new $30000 electric suv and they really are making a huge push so weve do think that we have to do much more dramatic ramp-up for the number of vehicles. and then that protocols that ending the sale or purchase for the nonelectric hybrid vehicles. and with that infrastructure bill and then that money goes to the states. so one issue with electric vehicle adoption there's not enough ev chargers. not everybody has a garage or a house to charge the car at home so it's critical there is charging capacity. to see the significant expansions you will see a lot of cars. maybe he cannot drive that you will see. >> and so just this morning there was an article of the $900 million of electrical vehicle funding it was on the reuters website this morning. so what questions do you haveli about electric vehicles or president biden's h policy? and then those numbers are democrats. republicans. the independents. you can start cowling now we'll get you in a few moments. talk a little bit about how the big three automakers and how they are transi

so what does this mean for electric house? it's always difficult to accurately forecast the future, but we can see the electric vehicles have grown in sales very rapidly in 2010 way less than one percent of all cost that was sold where electric by 2021. this shade had grown to almost 9 percent now the tipping probably out of this immersion school, it phase at the 1st place at the us in to widespread diffusion going forward. this means the share of electric cars will shoot up rapidly. how rapidly exactly is anyone's guess butts? and one of pulled romans predictions they could reach around 50 percent of new sales by 2030 it's very likely that we have reached a tipping point from which there's probably no return. i think the adoption, the widespread replacement holds in terms combustion edgy cars with electric vehicles. at least 4 suits of constant cos ized, probably inevitable. the electric car is finally set to go mainstream. it's only a question of how quickly or it's crazy to think how far electric cars have come and by the l

the price on the whole electricity market. so when the price of gas goes up, the price of electricity goes up too. and because the price of gas has gone up five times or so, the price of electricity has gone up by a similar amount. it means companies that make electricity without using gas can make a killing. this is sizewell b, in suffolk. 15% of the uk's electricity comes from nuclear plants like this one. the cost of generating electricity from nuclear power isn't really going up. but the market price for electricity has skyrocketing. it means a windfall for the nuclear industry. edf — the french company that owns our nuclear power stations — hasn't made a big profit yet. it's locked into long—term sales contracts at much lower prices. but as these contracts end, edf will be able to sell electricity for far more than it costs to make. you can see the profits to be made by looking at edf�*s business partner, centrica. it's also selling some of that nuclear electricity. and the price it's charging has already doubled

to accelerate the growth of the electric car market. [hail to the chief] ♪♪ [cheers and applause] >> president biden: they are not many chairs there. please sit down. you probably heard twice already everything i am going to say. but i want to say it. by the way, i drove all three of these vehicles. in other places, on the back lawn of the white house there are still tire marks. anyway, great to be back at the auto show and i want to say to your wife, no purgatory for you, straight to heaven. governor witmer, thank you for the invitation today. there you go. as my mother would say, god love you, you are the best, you are the best, the short diet on your right. i don't know, get up here. and you've got the best marriage in the united states of america right here. he had to spend more time during the last two administrations, sitting one day in the oval office, president obama turned to me and said go fix detroit. no problem, none. i put myself in the hands of your mayor and i know every single neighborhood of most homes in your city.

our electric, other alternatives are even rare, including hydrogen fuel cells and overhead electric wires. i'm joined now by nadine mingled with transportation and environment. that is a network of largely environmental groups that lobbies the you for more 0 emission transportation alternatives. nadine, welcome to the show. we're talking to you on the occasion of the i a, a and hon over for commercial vehicles. we know that a lot of companies gonna be showing off their latest and greatest want to ask you to begin with. is there something to be excited about when we look at the branch right now where it's going, where it's headed? if thank you for having me, 1st of all. and absolutely, there's a lot of things to, to get excited about next week at the 8 am. so basically what we can expect from, from truck manufacturers, is that's going to show a greater variety of 0 emission trucks. so that includes the newest battery, electric, and hydrogen fuel cell trucks, all ranges. and we can also expect charging providers to demonstrate their newest charging infrastructure. and that specifically mean

the electricity, the turbines produce isn't for them. it goes to the attic or region on the mainland wire and under water cable. a new wind park is being planned for the islands, not coast to compete construction. the motor oil energy group wants to cut down 55000 trees. it's not a popular idea, even the governor is against it. i wish thus good for some more energy democracy. maybe for sure, if the to more and smaller investors to create their own renewables. and also for, for the big was to have a deeper social control in terms of when, how and in which level they developed a barrier. this also containing a, fortunately for us and it was really for us, for the license that you're are nowadays licensed by the federal government across from the island on the mainland. there are hundreds of turbines waiting to be transported. the german energy company r w e, has just partnered with halima petroleum to construct an offshore wind box for our w e. it's the lucrative entry point into the creek energy sector. but those working in tourism are le

is one reason for europe's high electricity prices. the french nuclear sector is another reason varsity out of the countries $56.00 nuclear power plants have been at a standstill for months due to plant or special maintenance wax. but normally, francis atomic power plants provide for roughly 70 percent of the country's electricity. and so france usually euro's biggest net power ex porter, currently has to do the opposite. import electricity for nuclear electricity operator e d f has promised to put most of the reactors back on stream before the end of this year with us. and the government says it has made energy supply its priority to lend money abuse when germany needs our gas. and we need european and especially german electricity, frances, in favor of more cables to connect to countries in yosemite on all. ah, but as all that is just a moment, doubts such initiatives will be. ready enough to keep the foundry competitive, regular market. we need the government to introduce a fixed electricity price, not only for households, but also

you says that it also is looking into decoupling gas from electricity market market electricity prices. essentially that is, that gas prices tend to be the basis for electricity prices here on the market. how realistic is that? would that not be quite expensive for, for utilities? and for many countries, what i think that's even less realistic in intervening into the market design of electricity markets now is very risky. we are in the middle of this energy crisis and changing the market design now is tricky. and if they do the tax on utilities, they don't need to change the pricing mechanism in the markets because they, in a way they solve the problem. so in a way, these 2 measures are alternatives. i personally think the market design intervention is even more risky. so it's better to, to take a stab at the redistribution of the profits. but again, this has to be done in a capital way. there are many open questions of these. of a lot of energy is traded in futures markets where it isn't clear which technology will produce the energy. so this is not easy to, to attacks and practice. y

charging infrastructure and benefits of electric cars and s.u. haves ans for purchases. president biden: please sit down. you have probably heard twice already everything i'm going to say. [laughter] president biden: i drove all three of these vehicles. there are still tire marks behind the white house. great to be back to the auto show and thanks for that introduction and go straight to heaven. i tell you. governor whitmer. god love you. you are the best. get up here, lieutenant governor. [cheers and applause] president biden: he has the best man in the united states of america right here. and had to spend more time than we ever thought during the two administrations and sitting in the oval office and president obama said joe, go fix detroit. oh, no problem. none. [laughter] president biden: i put myself in the hands of your mayor and i know every neighborhood in your state. thanks, mike. you are a good friend. my colleagues in the senate and the house, you have heard from commander dingell. [laughter] president biden: whatever she says, i do. a

we can bring on mobility and electricity together, where people do have electricity at all. the 1st time learned energy lot from a diesel generator from bought from funk power. but they also want to have energy at night. so then it uses used batteries to stored energy during the day and then can use it at night. new names, batteries and india are also powered by the sun. they get their energy from solar panels at various distribution stations. if battery is internet connected, as these batteries are internet connected, we get unwonted notification at the end of life and pick up the batteries for recycling. while we also provide a new one as the replacements. in the end, the new nan batteries end up in a recycling plant in cola put on at some ill india, the subsidiary of a south korean group that specializes in recycling. the batteries are broken down into their various components. the metallic waste is sol to metal dealers, and the valuable black mass is sent to south korea for further processing. and some eel, india intends to work more closely with new now in the future. t

the deli government wants half their new fleet to be electric in 6 months. with an aim to bring down the seduce pollution load. the delhi government launch is e v policy in 2020, under which it offers subsidies and that exemptions to consume a view of electric makers. recently the state government has also announced its bland good work, nearly 80 percent of its entire bought lead into electric by 2025 more e bite rental services are popping up around the city. but not every one is confident about the uptake. andy america for i don't think this can succeed in india because it's very hard to maintain the required infrastructure here. oh, and the vast population such as ours. yeah. where most of the people are not very well read will never be able to maintain something like this. happy bolo, man, band aid are buying a metal medi sort. mid my opinion is this will not work here. people who don't have the right mentality for it because it's not just the vehicles which cause pollution . there are other factors to but our gosh good. well, the founder of e by compani

a fully electric mustang. by the year 2028. >> is that what you have your eyes on? >> you know, in new york we don't really drive here. yeah, i would love one. >> i have a car. i drive. >> that corvette looks pretty good, too. >> because of the increased disproportionate acceleration, an insurance company found that electric cars cause more damage. have $100,000 or more of life insurance, you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel or let your policy lapse without finding out what it's worth. visit coventrydirect.com to find out if your policy qualifies. or call the number on your screen. coventry direct, redefining insurance. ♪ ♪ >>> time now for one of our favorite segments, "wait, what?" starting with a robot tampering with a crime scene in los angeles. >> wait, what? >> a food delivery robot was seen crossing under police crime tape with the aid of a nearby cameraman into an area that had been cordoned off by police. they were investigating hoax reports of gunshots in the area. it wasn't a real murder scene or anything. the robot came along. >> maybe t

lots of energy in the form of electric power. that electric power splits the water molecule into hydrogen and oxygen. no need for the oxygen. we only need the hydrogen. and here it comes. you combine the greenhouse gas t o 2 with hydrogen, and what's her good is fuel glue fuel that recycle c o 2 instead of emitting it? oh good. is it really that isn't good. i just put your synthetic fuel in my car instead, gonna vents the sun in and if we can deliver sufficient quantities to gas stations, then you can fill your car with it. that's a major opportunity provided by c o 2 neutral fuel monkey. you can use the existing infrastructure. oh, looks and come. oh, okay. got it. synthetic fuel makes dirty. god, me. as long as the whole process is powered with clean energy. well, that's a lot to think about. it's a lot to think about in need. joining the conversation about going vien can be overwhelming. plus, you may not know where to start. that's exactly why we are here. echoing dell will continue to bring you ideas in solutions to help you

doesn't know how to handle the electrical grid in puerto rico. it has created a crisis because really the agencies -- the government agencies of puerto rico do not have the resources to deal with this as they could have some decades ago. the problem right w is also the people of puerto rico, the agencies of puerto rico do not have the resources. the main reason is the u.s. congress has to put forward a fiscal conol board that has been -- has eliminated a lot of funding for agencies to deal with this typef situation. it is tied to colonialism. the resources we don't have. amy: i want to thank you both for being with us. we will continue to follow juan this developing story. juan carlos dÁvila, democracy now!'s correspondent in san juan. carmen yulÍn cruz, former mayor of san juan, puerto rico, now at mount holyoke college. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, democracy now! the war peace report. today marks the start of climate week here in new york city were more than 150 world leaders are gathering for the united nations general assembly.

if i shift at all do electric date and you can open our website. zip got up. we'll see that we've saved about 23000000 kilos of carbon. you know, in the last few years by deploying these electric vehicles and what, how many vehicles we have to plug just about 7000, that's just scratching the surface with the annual spike involution. around the corner. once again, delhi is desperate for sustainable solutions. because for one is hopeful that the switch to electric vehicles could be an impact through one starting with the fame of transport and big cities. there was a time when this was the norm in beijing and cities all over china, streets filled with bicycles for years. it was the principal way to get around for everyone but a privileged few. but cycling fell out of fashion when a growing middle floss done to cause. now after covert 19 and it's locked down, so people want out of beijing's germs to rediscover the joys of to win transport. china hasn't tired of its old level fire. when bikes, more and more people are peddling past the landmarks of beijing and redi

they made commitments in investing billions of dollars to go electric. we're lucky to have the most skilled auto workers in the world, that's not hyperbole. the single most skilled autoworkers are right here today, u.a.w. i'm not joking. you know what i tell people? [cheers and applause] i tell business, and i'm not joking, whether i'm speaking to the chamber of commerce, the business round table or any major organizations, why am i so pro-union? they don't give you the credit, the american people don't understand. for you to get to be, go through the apprentice program in other trades, you've got four or five years like going to college. you get paid a little bit, not a lot, but you're working like hell before you get certified. it's cheaper to hire you because you do it the best, it lasts the longest and you do it with everybody. i mean it. and by the way, we don't tell people that. people don't know that. neighbors where i come from may know it. but they don't know it. it's not that they're mean about it, they don't understand. one day you show up, go

we can bring on mobility and electricity together for people who have electricity at all the 1st time learned energy lot from a little generator from bought from funk power. but they also want to have energy at the night. so then they've used to use batteries to store energy during the day and then can use up after night. new names, batteries and india are also powered by the sun. they get their energy from solar panels at various distribution stations. each battery is internet connected. as these batteries are infinite connected, we get unwonted notification at that end of life and pick up these macbeth for recycling. while we also provide a new one as a replacement, in the end, the new nan batteries end up in a recycling plant in coal up put on at song ill india, the subsidiary of a south korean group that specializes in recycling. the batteries are broken down into their various components. the metallic waste is sold to metal dealers. and the valuable black mass is sent to south korea for further processing. and some eel, india intends to work more closely with the new now in the f

we not only used electricity, but also sell it for several months now. the facility has been producing green electricity at the foot of a service antique with several more than that of daddy, this energy community represents a new path with this district at no, not yet. there are still many unsolved environmental and social problems, and the mafia is still present that happening, but this is fine and then a positive story. following their example, in the next few months, dozens of new energy communities are to be set up all over southern italy. well, rooftops are one place to store solar panels. but as the world strives to transition to an emerson's neutral future, the thought is on full space. to put all the for to water systems, the future will require. so where exactly can we put our solar cells? our reporter explore the options we need less of this and more of this to stay below $1.00 degrees, but time is running out. solar still only accounts for 3.7 percent of worldwide energy production. we desperately need more. but where can we put the solar pan

into an electric vehicle. right? into an electric vehicle. at the same time, we are essentially reducing power and using thomas's number, which i think are correct, we're going to increase the grid requirement by a least 50%. which, none of that really works out. look at a country like tofino which is shutting the lights off now because they follow this model that we're following right now. what is the administration doing to make it more affordable to mind critical minerals in the united states to support this industry? >> one thing we've been working on with the department of energy is better sourcing of some of the elements to go into batteries, for example. ideally, in the united states. if not in the united states then in geopolitically friendly territory. some of this isn't just mining, some of it's actually the refining capacity. which, is to china's advantage, we've gotta change that. our view is, we should accept that as a. given >> china refines 90% of the -- we need to bring that to the united state

into an electric vehicle. at the same time, we are essentially reducing power and using thomas's number, which i think are correct, we're going to increase the grid requirement by a least 50%. which, none of that really works out. look at a country like ghana which is shutting the lights off now because they follow this model that we're following right now. what is the administration doing to make it more affordable to mind critical minerals in the united states to support this industry? >> one thing we've been working on with the department of energy is better sourcing of some of the elements to go into batteries, for example. ideally, in the united states. if not in the united states then in geopolitically friendly territory. some of this isn't just mining, some of it's actually the refining capacity. which is to china's advantage, we've gotta change that. our view is, we should accept that as a given. >> china refines 90% of the -- we need to bring that to the united states. >> we would love to bring that r

the officially is caught completely by sun without gas or electricity. the rice that she will enjoy alongside it goes on the solar stove from her balcony in the capital of tokyo. she acco fuji prepares whatever she wants it or kick up. thing that you know, i chose this lifestyle because of the earthquake in 2011. tonight ago and shortly after the earthquake, there were power outages here a few times in the type of a sudden the power was just gone dead annually up by today. so i thought i should take care of the power supply myself and had a solar panel put up here system. what i must fuji hasn't paid electricity bill in 10 years on a sunny day, the solar panels and the balcony generate around a 1000 wants. when it rained, she puts on wheels 10 minutes in the morning is enough. she explains the self generated energy stored in batteries. the tireless self supporter also has very practical ecological solutions for laundry there, okay? and i, there are water soluble detergents that are environmentally friendly to pursue. i wash my laundry only by hand and sp

it's latest plan to fight to toxic fumes electric vehicles. ah, i'm british energy, welcome to the w. a news, a shared ledger could join us. recent tensions between china and taiwan are also having an impact on a somewhat hidden community, southeast asian migrant workers in taiwan. according to official records, there's nearly 700000 of them working on the self governing islands, their workforce, the in factories and as caregivers. but the uptake intentions across the taiwan straits has left them bodied for their future in the event of a dangerous escalation. did under correspondence, zachary li reports as their megan worker in taiwan. when you separate glass works hard to support his family, back home indonesia. he's never been interested in politics. i'll erase intentions between china and taiwan. have started to worry him for my family. the indonesia is asking if it's still safe here and whether there will be a conflict. if the worst happens, they've asked me to just come home. i don't get it booked. and his colleagues now thought about tie

president biden is set to announce a major $900 million investment in car electric charging stations. they will be built in 53 miles of the nation's highways. >> this is part of the biden infrastructure law that invests $8 billion for electric vehicles. m.j. lee is in detroit. so m.j., why is today so significant? >> reporter: yeah, you know, we are about to see the president take the stage behind me and just a few minutes, you're absolutely right the president and talk about the on going investments in electric vehicles. we've seen the president touring the floor getting a sense of the cars that are out and even driving an electric cadillac, wanting to use the remarks when he takes the stage again behind me in a few minutes to talk to the important work and the focus that the administration has had on electric vehicles. now, one of the announcements that we do expect to hear from the president is a new $900 million investment in building electric vehicle charges stations across the country across some 35 states including here in the state of michigan. now, of course, no need to empha

fuels, 70% of the electric grid is off-line they are rebid contributing hundred% of the electric grid is not going to happen when they're out there advocating the markets start to panic these guys don't have a clue while they say let's reboot 100% of the electric grid something that we added 10% over the last 20 years, if they say that instead of years were getting to fight inflation we will follow ronald reagan playbook we will feed supply and attack government spending and help the fed to which job, then there's no bottom i think the market should stop being surprised by the negative policy shocks and stop being surprised by inflation shocks and understand this is going to get bad the fed is going to lift rates three more times and 75 basis points and don't be surprised when they do. jackie: i think the market started to realize this week it was a delayed reaction as you suggest but i think it's become crystal clear what is to come this fall as we head into the winter and you make a great point with respect to electric vehicles and how we generate electricity in this country it must

and electric power trains all combined in this extraordinary machine. this delorean is essentially an experiment on 4 wheels that is constantly evolving. speaking of the latest tech, this new concept car from whom died is also chalk full of it. the envision 74 is powered by a fuel cell and intended to give a glimpse of how the korean car company will design it's vehicles in the era of e mobility. and it's heavily influenced by the pony who pay the basis for the 1st car that the company actually produced for sale designed by none other than your job. you john, exactly. at the same time he designed the delorean original hyundai and did the laurie and came out together basically the same year to job now didn't you? the concept is so much closer to the original gloria idea that you would be misled to think that now cube i really was able to. ready reinvent the design of the gloria as it was a powerful and compact in the values. it is vision of an ethical, sustainable economic, safe car on or to look was incredibly powerful for those days. and it would be wo

lemme has installed an electric drive train in his old delorean. it's propelled his car from 1981 right back into the future. but he liked to alter ego. i love electric cars and i don't drive any of the new staff from america anywhere else because i just don't think these cars look good and i don't want a giant computer in my car. i just like cars, and i'll just call it. and i mean, for hasn't just electrified his delorean. he's spiced it up with a whole host of new tech 3 d hello graphy. instead of a standard display. and several functions are now operated using gestures. a contactless wiggle of the fingers to control whatever you need. and the laurie enough, dorian stands for the vision state. we've installed a tracking camera here, which i scan and read gesture as you had movement that are made in the 3 dimensional space in front of the display and then interpret them. listen, conway done into cloth yields, under post supervision, gesture control virtual reality, and electric power trains all combined in this extraordinary machine. this delorean

it seems to me that the new laurie on just a fits in a range of super powerful electric cars. we've seen the tesla model s desa most very good in finding out the exhaust knish for a luxury electric power to he. he designed a limousine plot. it gave it a sports car shape and then we've seen many other cars coming in that direction. and specifically the court date on the now we see the laurie on going in that direction. it's just following the market. it's not creating a new market. reloaded the past or times have been orient going back to the future is almost kind of tricky. even so the new delorean alpha 5 has been unveiled at pebble beach. does it hold true to the roots of its predecessor to understand the lorianne? you must understand american automotive industry. the european went very brave. the americans really were very concerned. now this guy john lauren, when he leaves general motors, he decides to america something you to dream about. and it boots together a concept that is very brave, but also very interesting. it spoke of an ethical you wanted to conduct you sustain

, electric stoves, electric everything. that is just not going to happen. it is not realistic. it has to come through at least 50 years of transition. by that time, hopefully we will have a new electric source and then there is another thing where the agenda of the democrat party is they want government takeover. they want to spend and this is the reason we are in inflation. it does not make sense to the american people when they are out paying all this money for insurance. my insurance just went up. my oil went up. everything has gone up because he wants to shut down the oil industry and make everything electric. it does not make any sense. for all the american people, you need to stop going with what the media says and really take a look at who you are voting for. it does not make any sense. it is just not commonsense. government has no common sense whatsoever. it does not make sense to me. they are more on's -- morons. host: next we have chris in eugene, oregon. caller: hello. good morning. i was thinking about this. it

b, y d is making electric buses, trucks and service vehicles report, airports, and even mine and electric monorail runs through their campus. the goal is to fully electrify every transportation sector engine. jen, that's already becoming a reality. it's an electric double vector about what's going on. so it's pretty amazing to think that by september, all of the buses and changes are going to be fully electric like this. um mm mm. all this means that within a few years the cities entire public transportation system will be fossil fuel free . but what about the roughly 3000000 private drivers? yeah. anyhow. i mean, i'm taking a ride with lou don't pump. he recently became a father and also bought his 2nd electric car. just was also hold his whole woman all hands on why she was a shock. there cuz it's a, it's was you want anyway, dasanya lucian. lou saw so much potential in the electric car market that he opened his own dealership and repair shop in july 2016. it engine has restricted new license plates for fuel cars while dissing them out liberally for new electric vehicles or any bees for

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in the meantime, 55 wind turbines produce electricity for more than 50000 households. but that's not all since 2008 a by your gas plant and the village has been generating heat and even more electricity from liquid manure, ry meal, and corn silage. this saves fell time 260000 liters of heating oil every year, visit was zone von up to the situation was that we were getting low market prices for agricultural products that we usually sell ryan corner. but the federal government was also offering an incentive offer, a fixed monetary incentive for electricity generated from the bio gas plant. that was a reason for local pharmacy to say we will invest in exactly this type of a bio gas plant. so that we also have a sustainable source of income for our employees. so but that was only the 1st step in making it a village self sufficient. the people of fell time had to build their own power grits and heating network. there. utley of his orga hottest, the local utility company of refuse to provide access to the grid for the local power plant and what they just didn't want it. and

i'll buy an electric car when i see john kerry in an electric airplane. if you see kerry in an electric airplane, you'll never see him again. lindsay, republicans should be singing on every street corner about the inflation numbers. kyler from cape cod. martha's vineyard? a couple recommendations for migrants. try the lobster roll at the seafood shanty. and there's a nude beach on the southwest side. it's an old indian reservation. they'll let you go there. if you want fun in the sun, check it out. you actually might see a rock there. the jerry from cape coral florida, when do we get our heated sidewalks in florida? we'll send a producer to the heated sidewalk capital of new hampshire and have a report later on that. scott from cambridge, massachusetts, i'm graduating from hazard harvard in the spri. i'd like to work for you. who should i contact? johnny obviously. got to get through johnny before you get to me. harvard? extreme investigating. dan, keep it funky. keep it funky, too, jesse. judy from argue. considers, liberals, independents, should all wat