Hungary Has Announced that It Will Stop Using Russian Gas Starting in Fall of 2027
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Hungary could also lose significant amounts of money if it voluntarily renounces Russian energy sources before the EU deadlines.
The Hungarian government may completely halt purchases of Russian gas, the country’s Foreign Minister Anita Orban said
“The European Union has set a clear deadline for phasing out Russian natural gas – fall 2027,” the foreign minister said in an interview with the online news outlet...
Hungary, one of Gazprom's last major customers in the European Union, will stop buying Russian gas by autumn next year, said the country's Foreign Minister Anita Orban.
Viktor Orbán's electoral defeat was enough for one of Gazprom's last major European customers to announce its decision to abandon Russian gas. Hungarians, too, no longer like Russian oil.
There is a threat of severe penalties and soaring utility costs if Hungary cuts off Russian energy supplies before EU deadlines.
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