'Bloody hard, but possible': EU accelerates green energy plans in bid to ditch Russian gas

Michael Holder
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The EU Commission is aiming to accelerate its push away from Russian gas
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The EU Commission is aiming to accelerate its push away from Russian gas

European Commission unveils strategy to replace two-thirds of its Russian gas imports with LNG, biomethane, hydrogen, energy efficiency, renewables and heat pumps this year

The European Commission is aiming to slash European imports of Russian gas by two-thirds this year, today unveiling a landmark plan to ramp up alternative LNG imports and deliver an historic surge in energy...

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