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1 week ago | 
wiadomosci.onet.pl | Victor Jack |Gabriel Gavin
We wtorek Unia Europejska przedstawiła długo oczekiwaną propozycję prawną, która ma na celu wyeliminowanie importu rosyjskiego gazu do 2027 r. Bruksela próbuje zlikwidować ważny strumień dochodów dla działań wojennych Kremla w Ukrainie. Ale aby to zrobić, musi również pokonać niespodziewaną przeszkodę: opór potężnej komisarz do spraw czystych technologii, propagatorkę ekologii i zagorzałą zwolenniczkę Ukrainy.
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1 week ago | 
politico.eu | Victor Jack |Gabriel Gavin
BRUSSELS — Spain’s EU Commissioner Teresa Ribera mounted a backroom campaign to loosen Brussels’ landmark plan to ban Russian gas, according to five people familiar with the matter, as the bloc strains to kick its remaining reliance on Moscow for energy. On Tuesday, the EU unveiled a long-awaited legal proposal that aims to snuff out Russian gas imports to the bloc by 2027, as Brussels attempts to crush a vital revenue stream for the Kremlin’s war effort in Ukraine.
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1 week ago | 
wiadomosci.onet.pl | Gabriel Gavin |Victor Jack
We wtorkowym przemówieniu w Luksemburgu szef unijnej polityki energetycznej Dan Jorgensen przedstawił pakiet nowych środków, które umożliwią przedsiębiorstwom zerwanie długoterminowych umów na zakup rosyjskiego gazu do 2027 r. To najnowsza z serii nowych decyzji politycznych, które mogą kosztować Moskwę miliardy utraconych dochodów z handlu z Europą. W zeszłym tygodniu Bruksela poparła obniżenie limitu cen ropy rosyjskiej przez G7 z 60 dol. (ok. 222 zł) do 45 dol. (ok.
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1 week ago | 
politico.eu | Gabriel Gavin |Victor Jack
BRUSSELS — The EU is planning a major new push to cut the funds the Kremlin is using to rain down death and destruction across Ukraine — but the Russians aren't the only ones who don't support the strategy. In a landmark speech in Luxembourg on Tuesday, the bloc’s energy chief Dan Jørgensen unveiled a package of new measures — first reported by POLITICO — that would allow companies to ditch long-term contracts to buy Russian gas by 2027.
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1 week ago | 
politico.eu | Gabriel Gavin |Victor Jack
BRUXELLES — L’Union européenne disposera bientôt de nouveaux pouvoirs lui permettant de réduire et, à terme, d’interdire la circulation du gaz russe sur le continent au cours des trois prochaines années. Ces mesures sont annoncées dans le cadre d’une initiative sans précédent de la Commission visant à réduire la dépendance à l’égard de la Russie.
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1 week ago | 
politico.eu | Gabriel Gavin |Victor Jack
BRUSSELS — The European Union will soon have new powers to gradually restrict and ultimately ban the flow of Russian gas across the continent within the next three years as part of an unprecedented push against reliance on Moscow. Speaking in Strasbourg on Tuesday, Energy Commissioner Dan Jørgensen will unveil detailed proposals designed to eliminate imports of fossil fuels from Russia by 2027, following sign-off from Commission President Ursula von der Leyen's top team.
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3 weeks ago | 
politico.eu | Victor Jack |Louise Guillot
BRUSSELS — The European Union’s two biggest buyers of Russian liquefied natural gas are refusing to endorse Brussels' plan to ban Moscow’s gas, arguing they need more reassurances on the economic and legal consequences of the move before making a decision. France, the bloc’s top buyer, told POLITICO it prefers a strategy of hunting for alternative supplies. Belgium, in second place, wants a report detailing the economic fallout before making a decision.
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1 month ago | 
politico.eu | Victor Jack |Max Griera |Gabriel Gavin
BRUSSELS — Europe’s nuclear advocates are pushing their favorite energy source as a deterrent against the type of blackout that seized Spain and Portugal last week — even if the facts paint a muddied picture. The EU’s atomic allies are claiming that having more nuclear energy coursing through the grid can help ensure a stable power supply to back up renewable sources like wind and solar.
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1 month ago | 
politico.eu | Gabriel Gavin |Victor Jack |Giovanna Coi
BRUSSELS — The European Union wants its members to stop funding Russia's war in Ukraine. And it's done with asking nicely. An ambitious new strategy launched by the EU’s executive on Tuesday would, if implemented, effectively end Moscow's lucrative gas sales to the continent in 2027 and require gas firms to break contracts with the Kremlin. That sets the stage for a major showdown between Brussels and the handful of leaders still pushing Russian energy.
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1 month ago | 
politico.eu | Victor Jack |Gabriel Gavin |Giovanna Coi
BRUSSELS — The European Union’s executive will soon unveil legislation to end all Russian gas imports by the end of 2027. The goal is at the core of a plan that the European Commission presented on Tuesday. The Commission said it will release legislation next month to ban new gas contracts with Russia — a prohibition that would kick in at the end of 2025 for short-term market purchases, and at the end of 2027 for long-term contracts.
