Visegrad Four Urge Brussels to Ease Russian Energy Phase-Out Rules
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EADaily, October 19, 2026 – Eastern European countries are trying to get Brussels to let them use EU money to fight the fuel crisis.
Slovakia and Hungary request additional funding and flexibility from the European Commission in implementing measures to phase out Russian gas imports by 2027.
Poland, Czech Republic, Hungary and Slovakia – the four states of the Vişegrad Group (V4) – ask for temporary derogations to allow them to use European funds – cohesion or modernisation – to support national aid schemes for industry. The request comes on the basis of rising energy prices and uncertainty about [...]
Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland are seeking temporary exemptions to use some European Union funds, aiming to cushion the impact of high prices… Eastern European states want more flexibility in using EU funds to support industry - ΙΝΑΦΤΕΜΟΠΟΡΙΚΙ
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