Despite Hungarian opposition, Europe moves towards the end of Russian gas
By Alain Guillemoles (European correspondent in Brussels)
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Accompanied by tugs, the LNG carrier "Hellas Diana" transports a cargo of LNG to the energy terminal "Deutsche Ostsee" on August 28, 2024, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, Mukran. STEFAN SAUER / DPA/MAXPPP
The European Union still buys 13% of its gas and 3% of its oil from Russia. The Commission is proposing a roadmap for gradually easing this dependence by the end of 2027. And even if tensions in Ukraine ease, there will be no question of buying from Russian companies again.
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