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EU's von der Leyen pitches gas price caps to EU leaders

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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen says the EU executive has "started work" on a "temporary" measure to cap gas prices across the bloc. The Commission chief's comments come amid growing pressure from EU capitals. Last week, a group of 15 countries penned a letter to the Commission urging it to set out a price cap on gas imports.

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Channel News Asia

EU's von der Leyen pitches gas price caps to EU leaders

BRUSSELS: European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen will suggest to EU leaders meeting this week how the EU could cap gas prices in a bid to contain soaring energy costs. EU governments have debated a gas price cap for weeks, without reaching agreement. While a majority of EU members support some

2 years ago·Singapore

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Bloomberg

EU’s Von Der Leyen Proposes Gas Price Cap as Energy Fears Rise

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is proposing that the bloc intervene in the gas market to cap the rise in prices that is threatening to push the region into recession.

2 years ago·United States

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The Globe & Mail

EU’s von der Leyen pitches gas price caps to EU leaders

Ursula von der Leyen lays out proposals to EU country leaders, who will discuss whether or how to cap gas prices at a meeting in Prague on Friday

2 years ago·Canada

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Quotidiano Nazionale

Von der Leyen: 'Ready for the price cap for electricity'. Gas, Russia-Italy flows resumed

There is an agreement on new sanctions: yes to a price cap on oil. While Gazprom and Eni confirm the resumption of gas supplies through Austria, the President of the Commission aims to limit the inflationary impact. In Italy there are more than 91% of storages

2 years ago·Italy

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rnd.de

Von der Leyen open for general gas price caps

EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has spoken out in favour of a basic price cap on gas. Security of supply has top priority here. In addition, the cap must be a temporary measure “until we have developed a new EU price index.”

2 years ago·Germany

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