EU Does Not Foresee Energy Supply Issues, Though Citizens May Struggle to Pay Bills
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Energy supply: no shortage expected in the EU this winter, but high gas and oil prices put a heavy burden on consumers
The European Commission "does not expect" an energy supply problem this winter, but "for citizens who have difficulty paying their bills, that may not matter", acknowledged European Energy Commissioner Dan Jorgensen, who has asked governments to take "temporary" and "specific" measures in the face of the crisis.
Luxembourg/Brussels - The European Union does not expect to face energy shortages in the coming period, but high prices could continue to have a significant impact on households and businesses, EU Energy Commissioner Dan Jörgensen said ahead of a meeting of energy ministers in Luxembourg today. The coming winter will be difficult for many European citizens and the EU must do everything it can to alleviate their problems, he said.
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