ASTANA. KAZINFORM – The Kashagan oilfield development was discussed at a meeting between Prime Minister of Kazakhstan Alikhan Smailov and Managing Director at North Caspian Operating Company N.V. (NCOC) Olivier Lazare, as well as the heads of the companies participating in the North Caspian project, Kazinform cites the press service of the head of the Kazakh government.
So, we had to bring a bit of coal, although we re phasing down. that has now been replaced by renewable energy. we re meeting our targets actually earlier, so. it doesn t look like you are. but, look, i m making. crosstalk. 0n the whole. yeah, sorry, go on. but on the whole, we have more to do. but i think the thing to understand is that we are doing this. we are having the societal debates. but not very successfully. you re setting the targets but you re not necessarily meeting them. and it s when we re looking at the global south and the global north because, you know, you sit at the table with these, you know, two groups, germany s part of the global north. so, you know, people won tjust look at germany separately because and if they look at what s happening in the uk, for instance, they ll paint you all with the same brush. the uk climate watchdog, the climate change committee, has said and its chair is the former environment minister in the ukjohn gummer, now lord deben, he has criticised the british government for approving new deep coal mines the first in 30 years plans for a new major oilfield off
With these, you know, two groups, germany s part of the global north. so, you know, people won tjust look at germany separately because and if they look at what s happening in the uk, for instance, they ll paint you all with the same brush. the uk climate watchdog, the climate change committee, has said and its chair is the former environment minister in the ukjohn gummer, now lord deben, he has criticised the british government for approving new deep coal mines the first in 30 years plans for a new major oilfield off the coast of scotland. he says, how can we ask countries in africa not to develop oil? how can we ask other nations not to expand their fossil fuel production if we start doing it ourselves? i mean, first of all, i think it s important to know that countries differentiate, so countries want to work with germany right now. we ve 66% of our electricity in may was generated by renewable energy. we did an mou last week with china, where we agreed to accelerate our
The first in 30 years, plans for a new major oilfield off the coast of scotland. he says, how can we ask countries in africa not to develop oil? how can we ask other nations not to expand their fossil fuel production if we start doing it ourselves? i mean, first of all, i think it s important to know that countries differentiate. so, countries want to work with germany right now. 66% of our electricity in may was generated by renewable energy. we did an mou last week with china where we agreed to accelerate our implementation. i know you said that about germany, but my point was that you are part of the global north. of course. people put you, france, the uk. not necessarily, no. you are part of the global north. of course. but what i find is that there is a difference and people recognise it. climate is a bridge, actually, to be doing cooperation with countries which might be difficult on other topics. so, the agreement we did last week with china,
Asks? , ., asks? the sad thing is that the government. asks? the sad thing is that the government, having asks? the sad thing is that the government, having really - asks? the sad thing is that the | government, having really lead the world, has now lost that leadership because it isn t delivering. and that s the issue. it s to deliver what it has committed itself to nationally and internationally. the committee chairman described approval for a new coalmine in cumbria is total nonsense and slammed plans to give the go ahead to a major new oilfield off give the go ahead to a major new oil field off the coast of the shetland islands. the government, however, denies it is of course. government, however, denies it is of course- is of course. we ve met all our carbon budgets is of course. we ve met all our carbon budgets today, - is of course. we ve met all our carbon budgets today, we - is of course. we ve met all our carbon budgets today, we are| carbon budgets today, we are confident of doing so in future. but it is extremely and the committee is right, it is its jo konta the committee is right, it is itsjo konta challenges on areas where we need to go further and faster. find further and faster. and challenge further and faster. and challenge it further and faster. and challenge it has. - further and faster. and challenge it has. it s i further and faster. and i challenge it has. it s says there needs to be a major increase in pace and urgency if the government is to meet its legally binding climate commitments. justin rowlatt, bbc news, london s guildhall.
Thanks, reeta. this is a highly critical report by the climate change committee. it described government efforts to scale up climate action as worryingly slow . it said the decision to build the uk s first new deep coal mine in 30 years in cumbria, government backing for a new oilfield off the coast of scotland, as well as plans to expand seven out of the ten major uk airports, were amongst the reasons it says the uk has lost its global leadership on climate issues. you talk the talk, but you don t walk the walk, was the message today. well, the sad thing is that the government having really led the world in net zero, in the policies that it s put forward and the very important success of the glasgow meeting, has now lost that leadership because it isn t delivering. and that s the issue. it s to deliver what it has committed itself to nationally
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RIO DE JANEIRO, May 31 (Xinhua) The Buzios5 Project of the Buzios oilfield in Brazil began production on Wednesday, said the China National Offshore Oil Corp