Hungary EU presidency aims to accelerate energy policy
Flurry of medium and long-term action plans expected to be approved this year
Hungary is reportedly poised to make energy policy one of the defining issues of its EU presidency when it takes up the six-month rotating presidency next month. Energy will be at the top of the agenda...
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