Grupul de la Vișegrad presează Uniunea Europeană: vrea bani și reguli mai flexibile pentru renunțarea la energia rusească

Slovakia and Hungary have requested more flexibility from Brussels regarding the phase-out of Russian gas, citing their geographical limitations and dependence on existing supply routes. They argue that the EU's plan to stop Russian energy imports by 2027 poses significant challenges for their energy security and economic stability. The Vice Prime Minister of Slovakia emphasized the need for EU funding to enhance regional oil and gas infrastructure. Central European ministers are urging the EU to recognize their specific circumstances when allocating funds and preparing the next budget. The Visegrad Group is advocating for adjustments to the EU's carbon market regulations to alleviate energy costs, as high prices hinder investments in electrification.