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Конфликт на Ближнем Востока привел к нарушению поставок энергоресурсов, что вызвало рост цен в Европе. Еврокомиссия отвечает за координацию энергетической политики стран ЕС.
Последствия конфликта на Ближнем Встоке спровоцировали резкий рост цен на энергоресурсы в Европе. Брюссель призвал принять меры, чтобы сократить потребления газа и электроэнергии, сообщается в письме еврокомиссара по энергетике Дана Йоргенсена профильным министрам стран ЕС, передает Reuters.
«Мы столкнулись с кризисом цен [на энергию], который связан с кризисом поставок», — уточнил чиновник. Он предложил государствам Евросоюза усиить подготовку к зиме — поддерживать закачку газа в хранилища либо сокращать спрос на газ и электроэнергию «столько, сколько потребуется».
В то же время Йоргенсен заявляет, что в этом гду Европа «сейчас лучше подготовлена» к вызовам в области энергетики, чем зимой 2021го.
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