The Head of the European Commission Warned that the Situation with the Energy Crisis in Europe "May Worsen Even More" by Winter
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Ursula von der Leyen called for action and reinforced the need to tackle "structural problems" which leave Europe exposed to market volatility through a "directed" response.
"Our role is to provide the Member States with the necessary tools and flexibility to react," said the President of the European Commission in Strasbourg in plenary.
The President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, said on Tuesday, in Strasbourg, in plenary of the European Parliament, that the European Union must take short-term measures to support Member States in managing the effects of rising energy prices. In the long term, the EU must address the structural problems of the energy market and accelerate the replacement of fossil fuels with clean energy produced in Europe.
The head of the European Commission warned that the situation with the energy crisis in Europe "may worsen even more" by winter
The head of the European Commission warned that the situation with the energy crisis in Europe "may worsen even more" by winter"Gas prices have increased by 140%, diesel prices have doubled. Because of this, Europe's costs increased by another...
"In the short term, we need to support member states," the European Commission President told the European Parliament plenary session.
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