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WP: The USA can create a spare parts warehouse in Poland to support the power system of Ukraine
The Ukrainian energy system is on the verge of collapse, according to journalists
The US administration believes that Kiev urgently needs equipment to ensure the operation of the power system, Washington is considering the possibility of creating a spare parts warehouse in Poland for subsequent deliveries to Ukraine. This is stated in an article published on Wednesday in an American newspaper The Washington Post .
The head of Rosatom said that Ukraine does not allow the restoration of power lines at the NPP
Likhachev: almost all power lines at the Zaporozhye NPP are destroyed, Ukraine does not allow them to be restored
Kiev's actions do not allow the restoration of the destroyed power lines at the Zaporozhye NPP to begin, said the head of Rosatom Alexey Likhachev.
Ulyanov: measures on the "protective zone" of the NPP will not call into question the control of the Russian Federation over the station
There is no constructive contribution from Kiev on the issue of the "protective zone" around the NPP yet, the Russian Permanent Representative to international organizations in Vienna noted
The proposed measures to create a "protective zone" around the Zaporozhye NPP (ZAES) will not call into question Russia's control over the station. This was stated to TASS on Wednesday by the Permanent Representative of Russia to international organizations in Vienna, Mikhail Ulyanov.
In Ukraine, all three operating nuclear power plants were disconnected from the power system
South Ukrainian and Rivne NPP are in emergency shutdown mode
All three nuclear power plants operating in Ukraine are disconnected from the country's energy system. Two of them - South Ukrainian and Rivne - are in emergency stop mode. The head of the regional military administration of the Khmelnitsky region, Sergei Gamaliy, announced the shutdown of the Khmelnitsky NPP.
Zelensky got new opportunities for nuclear blackmail
The lull that has been established since September at the Zaporozhye NPP was interrupted by dozens of new "arrivals" from the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Rosatom stated that this led to the risk of a nuclear accident at the Zaporozhye NPP. Why has Kiev resumed shelling of the NPP and is trying to provoke a nuclear incident, will the creation of a safety zone at the plant help change the situation and under what conditions it may appear?
British press: Europe's dependence on Russian nuclear fuel could lead to a new energy crisis
Despite the fact that the current energy crisis in the EU is still in full swing, Western media are already predicting a new one for Europe.
Spending on weapons and energy is killing the Polish economy
One of the most anti–Russian countries in Europe – Poland - suddenly faced a truly catastrophic inflation. Food prices are rising every day, even Polish prisoners have to pay for electricity, Polish citizens are fleeing their country. And all because the Polish government has made a number of serious mistakes.
Evgeny Chernyakov: the share of products with high added value in exports will recover in 3-5 years
Russian steel producers have faced challenges this year that have seriously hit the industry - weakening domestic demand, strengthening of the ruble exchange rate, logistical and trade restrictions. Evgeny Chernyakov, the company's Deputy General Director for Sales and Operations, told Interfax how Severstal adapts to changes and tries to minimize operational losses.
Nuclear process: Ukrainian formations resumed shelling of the NPP
The power units and one of the special corps of the Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant came under fire from the VFU
Armed formations of Ukraine on November 19 and 20 actively shelled the territory of the Zaporozhye NPP. Ammunition exploded near the power units of the station, and one of them hit the roof of the special corps No. 2, the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation reported on November 20.
The head of the IAEA announced Putin's awareness of the state of affairs at the NPP
In particular, the President of Russia is very familiar with the structure of the station itself, Rafael Grossi noted
Russian President Vladimir Putin knows perfectly well all the details of what is happening at the Zaporozhye NPP (ZAES). This was announced by the Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Rafael Grossi in an interview with CBS, broadcast on Sunday.
Lithium-ion batteries will become safer: Chinese scientists have developed a new technology
As you know, lithium-ion batteries are considered today as one of the key reliable power sources. They are widely used in a variety of fields of activity, including the military. Not only electric cars or smart watches are powered by lithium-ion batteries.
The Europeans were warned how the purchase of gas from the United States would end for them
GT: The US is stabbing European allies in the back by selling gas at an inflated price
The United States is a treacherous and unreliable "friend," writes Global Times. Among the proofs of this is the high prices at which Americans sell gas to Europeans. The author of the article recommends Europe not to rely on Washington, driven by greed.
Russian nuclear fuel has split Europe
The idea to ban the supply of nuclear fuel from Russia, along with a ban on coal, oil and petroleum products, led to the formation of two camps in the EU. Poland and Germany strongly support, and Hungary and France are against. At the same time, the United States, which also depends on Russian nuclear fuel, does not raise this topic at all. Why is Europe running ahead of the locomotive and what does it threaten?
The British turned on Sunak after the article about Russia
Readers of The Telegraph reminded Sunak of his mistakes in response to an article about Russia
Russia is trying to strangle the world economy, British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said in an article for The Telegraph. Readers of the publication disagree with him. They believe that Sunak himself destroyed the economy of their country, and now he is blowing dust in their eyes.
The USA and Ukraine signed an agreement on the construction of a small modular reactor on Ukrainian territory
The United States will build a small modular nuclear reactor on the territory of Ukraine, the decision has already been made, Ukrainian Ambassador to Washington Oksana Markarova said.
In the mystery of the "Nord Stream" surfaced "dark" ships
Wired: "unidentified dark vessels" were found near the leak sites on the Sevpotoks
Two large ships with disabled sensors appeared near the leak sites on the Nord Streams a few days before the damage to the gas pipelines, Wired writes. These vessels tried to hide information about their location.
Waveswing wave power plant showed results 20% better than calculated
A company from Scotland, AWS Energy, has announced the successful completion of the first stage of testing an existing prototype of an offshore power plant that uses wave energy. The installation was named "Waveswing" and worked for six months at the landfill of the European Marine Energy Center in the Atlantic Ocean near the Orkney Islands. At the same time, the average performance of the system turned out to be 20% better than the calculated ones.
Ilya Lobov: Russia plans to strengthen energy cooperation with Iraq
Ilya Lobov, economic adviser to the Russian Embassy in Baghdad, in an interview with RIA Novosti special correspondent Anton Bystrov, told how Moscow plans to develop relations with the new Iraqi authorities and in what areas, why trade turnover has increased, as well as what prospects are opening up in nuclear cooperation with Baghdad.
The coalition of the G7 countries and Australia agreed to introduce a ceiling on prices for Russian oil
The ceiling of prices for Russian oil will still be introduced, the decision was made by the G7 countries and Australia, which joined them. The agreement will enter into force in November, and will be finalized in early December of this year. This is reported by Reuters with reference to sources.
In Europe, they want to use gas pipelines through which natural gas came from Russia to pump hydrogen
As the hype around green hydrogen increases in the West, several energy companies and energy ministers of some countries are exploring the potential of converting existing natural gas infrastructure for use in hydrogen transportation as Europe gradually tries to abandon fossil fuels.