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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 13357

24 February 2024
Contents Publication in full By article 21 / 35
SECTORAL POLICIES / Energy
Russian energy imports, EU could do more to reduce its dependence, says Bruegel
Brussels, 23/02/2024 (Agence Europe)

In a new publication, the Bruegel think-tank looks at how the EU has adapted to the energy situation following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine just two years ago. While energy trade between the EU and Russia has fallen considerably since February 2022, the authors believe that the EU could still do more to reduce its dependence.

In total, the EU has reduced Russian fossil fuel imports from a maximum of $16 billion dollars per month at the beginning of 2022 to around $1 billion per month at...

Contents

Russian invasion of Ukraine
EXTERNAL ACTION
ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS
INSTITUTIONAL
SECTORAL POLICIES
CULTURE
COUNCIL OF EUROPE
NEWS BRIEFS
CORRIGENDUM