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This programme contains some strong language.
PHONE RINGS
Ladies and gentlemen, good afternoon,
and welcome to 2016 World Future Energy Summit,
here in Abu Dhabi.
To begin proceedings, I would like to introduce to you
one of our country's most dedicated supporters of clean energy,
one of the sponsors of this conference,
and a visionary business leader admired far beyond the Arab world.
Ladies and gentlemen, please put your hands together
for Mr Saif al-Wasem.
APPLAUSE
Ladies and gentlemen,
I have come today with one simple message.
Sustainable energy for all
is both necessary and achievable.
But we still need new inventions,
new visions.
One in every five people on this planet
has no access to modern electricity.
At the same time,
our planet is heating up.
Climate change threatens lives,
peace and prosperity.
We need to turn power on for every household,
while turning down the global thermostat.
We must act now
to build a clean energy economy.
We must invest.
It's time to end energy poverty.
Thank you.
APPLAUSE
Mr Sodergren.
Welcome.
Thank you.
I'm Aslam. I'm the official guide of Masdar City. This way, please.
- So, this is the first CO2-free city in the world, is it? - Yeah, true.
The initiative of creation of this city has been taken
by the leadership of Abu Dhabi, 2006.
- Masdar in Arabic means source. - The source of what?
The source of many things.
Source of knowledge,
innovation, development.
- New inventions? - Of course.
All of us, we work together to shape a city of tomorrow.
Everything in Masdar City
is built with one single purpose...
Smart, clean energy.
Oh, the PRT cars. I've heard about those.
Yeah, it's 100% electric.
No need for driver's licence. THEY LAUGH
Welcome to future.
Here we are.
Source of energy.
Largest solar plant in Middle East.
I know what you're thinking about.
- You do? - Yeah.
Abu Dhabi is home to 8% of global oil reserves.
At the current production level,
we have enough to last 100 years.
And you think, with all this,
why the leader of these emirates
committed billions of dollars
in renewable energy and clean technologies?
That's what you're thinking about, yeah?
Well, sort of.
HE LAUGHS
You see?
We are desert people.
Feel this.
- Hot, yeah? - Yes.
Imagine living this.
But you've made a whole life here.
Living in this hot sand,
where there is no water, no wind.
All you get, heat,
since early morning.
For us, living on scarce resources,
sustainable practices is not only slogan.
That's how we learn how to live.
That's why we believe in this.
Really believe in this.
- So, what's next? - Next?
What are you trying to find?
As you say, Holy Grail.
- Which is? - Storage.
Cheap, reliable energy storage.
Imagine how you keep the heat
- when you don't need it without losing power. - Right.
And you're letting it go
when you need it.
FOOTSTEPS APPROACH
PHONE RINGS
- There you go, sir. - Thank you very much.
You're welcome.
Er...
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VIDEO GAME NOISES
Ta-da-da, ta-da-da...
Ta-da!
HE GASPS
LAUGHTER
FROM COMPUTER:
Er...
- Welcome to the grand suite. - Thank you.
You're welcome. If you need anything at all,
- please don't hesitate to call. - OK.
KNOCKING
Mm.
FOOTSTEPS APPROACH
BABY CRIES
PHONE RINGS
BABY CONTINUES CRYING
PHONE CONTINUES RINGING
BABY CRIES
HE LAUGHS
CHEERING AND MUSIC
PHONE RINGS
BUMPING AND BANGING SOUNDS
MOANING
STRAINING SOUND
SHOUTING ANGRILY:
SHE SOBS
SHE CRIES
This way.
This is Alexander Sodergren, of Energreen.
- Thank you for coming on such short notice. - It's my pleasure.
This is Claudia Moreno, head of our legal department.
- Nice to meet you. - Miss Moreno. You, too.
So, let's get you settled in.
- If you follow me. - Good.
How was your flight?
DOG BARKS
Working with superconductors is not new.
In fact, it's been going on for over a century.
How do we transport energy
without losing some of it along the way?
Well, that's a question that's been on the minds of scientists
and engineers for as long as we've had electricity.
So far, we've had to create
extremely low temperatures
in order not to lose power,
and creating those low temperatures,
in turn, demands more power.
So, it has been a Catch-22.
Now, we are on the verge of a breakthrough.
What you are about to see
is quantum levitation.
The material this disc is made of
is superconducting,
which means that, at a low temperature -
but a much higher temperature than we've been used to -
it will hover between the magnetic fields.
It will be quantum trapped.
But it can still move freely.
It will never stop.
No friction, no loss of energy.
This material can conduct electricity.
With this we can transport energy freely,
we can store it
and use it when we want it,
without loss.
It is the future.
Good?
Yeah, very good.
THEY CHAT INDISTINCTLY
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SHE LAUGHS
KNOCKING
BIRD CROWS
RUSTLING
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