The Visegrad Four Want to Turn EU Investment Funds Into Energy Relief
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Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland request temporary derogations to use certain funds of the European Union, in order to mitigate the impact of high energy prices on industry,...
The energy ministers of the Visegrád countries and the European Union's Energy Commissioner are meeting in Bratislava to discuss how to make energy cheaper and more secure for citizens and businesses. The meeting will be attended by István Kapitány, Minister of Economy and Energy, along with Denisa Saková of Slovakia, Karel Havlíček of the Czech Republic, Miłosz Motyka of Poland, and EU Energy Commissioner Dan Jørgensen.
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The Visegrad Four want to turn EU investment funds into energy relief
The Visegrad countries’ request to redirect some EU funding toward industrial energy relief exposes a growing tension between Europe’s immediate competitiveness problems and its long-term investment priorities. Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland want greater flexibility to help companies absorb high energy costs without placing a lasting burden on national budgets. Their proposal would bring European resources into an increasingly…
The energy ministers of the Visegrád countries will discuss a number of important issues in the Slovak capital, from which, according to István Kapitány's ideas, a coordinated position will be able to crystallize.
The V4 energy ministers are discussing reducing energy prices in Bratislava, and István Kapitány also spoke - According to the minister, measures are needed that reduce the burden on companies.
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