一 | The Norwegian Ministry of Petroleum and Energy has warned its countrymen of “persistently high” electricity prices and hasn't ruled out electricity rationing or restrictions on electricity exports, if the power supply worsens.,According to the ministry, the rationing of electricity may be necessary by next spring.,“A very strained situation may arise, just before the snow starts to melt again next winter or next spring,” Minister of Petroleum and Energy Terje Aasland said, as quoted by national broadcaster NRK.,In practice, electricity can be switched off at certain hours of the day, or there will be quotas on how much electricity you can use. The measures will be relevant for companies, but Aasland wouldn't rule out that it may also apply to individuals.,At the same time, Aasland declined to speculate on whether individuals will have to shower or wash less often, instead referring to the Water Resources and Energy Directorate (NVE) under the Ministry of Petroleum and Energy, which is now preparing a review of possible crisis measures. Much will depend on the amount of precipitation. As of now, water levels in reservoirs in southern Norway, where many of the largest power plants in the country are located, are down to 45 percent of the norm.,The announcement of possible rationing has made the Norwegian opposition see red.,“It would be a scandal if the energy nation Norway finds itself in a situation where we have to ration power to people,” the leader of the national-conservative Progress Party Sylvi Listhaug said, while pledging to hold the government accountable. “The government has followed the situation closely without taking action, and therefore we have ended up in this situation,” she added.,Listhaug argued that the security of the supply to Norwegians is endangered and concluded that it's time to “put the foot down.”,Conservative MP and member of the Energy and Environment Committee, Bård Ludvig Thorheim, was also critical of the government's follow-up measures to avoid power shortages.,'Unjustifiable': Norwegian Government Intervenes to Stop Oil and Gas Workers Strike6 July, 05:29 GMT,In recent months, large parts of Europe have faced new pressure with their power supply as a result of ballooning energy prices. In Germany, there is a real risk of rationing gas. The country's economic minister stressed that gas is in short supply and asked his countrymen to reduce consumption.,The start of hostilities in Ukraine in February only exacerbated the energy crisis unfolding on the continent. Disruptions in logistical and financial operations due to Western sanctions against Russia have undermined supply chains and led to a spike in energy prices worldwide. Numerous packages of sanctions left the EU struggling to fill storage facilities.。
二 | 7月31日，来自高桥镇的两位村民把一面印有“新时代纪检监察铁军 甘当新时代人民公仆”锦旗送到了塔山乡纪检书记白彬的办公室，一声声感谢回荡在乡政府的走廊里。 事情的起因是这样的，3月7日，高桥镇村民郑某等3人通过中间人联系到塔山乡三义庙村，预承包600亩土地用于种植花生，并先期缴纳了50万元土地承包款。郑某等3人实际承包土地480亩，有7万余元的土地承包款需要退回。但因当时的三义庙村书记陪母亲到北京看病，另外两个中间人也因事不在本地，导致这7万余元承包款迟迟没有退回。 6月12日，郑某等3人来到塔山乡纪委反映问题，希望能得到乡政府的帮助。塔山乡纪委在获悉事情后，高度重视，乡纪检书记白彬带着纪检委员董超群多次到三义庙村了解情况，找相关人员商量解决办法。
三 | 经过一个多月不懈的努力，目前已帮助村民要回部分承包款，剩余部分当事人决定到连山区人民法院起诉追回。 塔山乡纪委坚持百姓事无小事的服务宗旨，以塔山精神铸牢纪检监察队伍，为乡村群众办了一件实事，于是就出现了本文开头送锦旗的一幕。
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