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EU Commission Calls for Lower Motorway Speeds and Teleworking to Save Fuel
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Brussels enjoins the Member States on a long period of high prices and short supply for diesel and kerosene.
EU commission calls for lower motorway speeds and teleworking to save fuel
The European Commission has urged member states to adopt measures aimed at reducing fuel consumption, citing rising geopolitical tensions and instability in global energy markets. Officials stressed that while Europe is not facing an immediate oil shortage, proactive steps are necessary to prevent sudden price spikes and to ensure that supplies remain stable. The appeal highlights three main… Source
The European Commission warns that there will be no return to normalcy in the short term and proposes measures to reduce energy consumption
The European Commission (EC) estimated the impact on energy prices of the first month of war in the Middle East at EUR 14 billion this Wednesday, and recommended a series of measures to save fuel in view of the prospect that the conflict will continue, such as encouraging public transport and teleworking or limiting traffic. European Commissioner for Energy and Housing Dan Jørgensen today urged Member States to look for ways to reduce diesel and…
Member states should refrain from taking actions that could increase fuel consumption, restrict the free flow of petroleum products, or discourage production at refineries within the EU, the European Commission urged ahead of a meeting of EU energy ministers. The EU body also promotes fuel savings. The article "European Commission Calls for Fuel Savings" comes from the website Wszystko co mojego.
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