Bruselas Asume Que El Diésel Seguirá Caro en 2027
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Drivers could still pay more for diesel by 2027. The European Commission warns about risks on the world market and talks with European refiners to boost fuel production.
"We need to ensure that we have affordable and credible supplies for our citizens, our businesses and our defence," said European Commissioner for Energy Dan Jørgensen
Around quarter of EU refineries have shut down over past 2 decades, reducing domestic refining capacity by around 10%, while divestments have accelerated across Europe, says Dan Jorgensen
The European Commission warned Wednesday that diesel will remain expensive in 2027 and announced that it has started working with the profile industry to strengthen European refineries, reduce fuel costs and reduce external dependence, reports EFE on Wednesday.
The European Commission is seeking to halt the decline in oil refining capacity in the European Union, warning that the lack of refineries is making Europe more vulnerable to energy crises and geopolitical tensions. European Energy Commissioner Dan Jørgensen said that international instability and prolonged difficulties in supplying diesel should serve as a "wake-up call" for the EU, reports Telegrafi. The prolonged war in the Middle East, attac…
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