Electricity and heat are getting more expensive in Europe: the crisis may last more than one winter
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Electricity and heating prices are rising in Europe. This is reported by the BBC in an article published under a headline stating that the energy crisis may drag on for more than one winter.
According to the headline of the publication, the rise in prices is linked to the wars being waged by Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin. The authors of the article believe that the consequences of these events will be felt for a long time. For European countries that depend on imported energy resources, this means constant pressure on the budgets of families and businesses.
The rising cost of energy is not only a European issue. Russian readers may also feel the effects of this situation, since changes in the European energy market affect global gas and oil prices. That is why it is worth following these developments closely.
It is still unclear how severe and long-lasting the crisis will be. Experts cited by the media advise governments and residents to prepare for possible difficulties and to plan their spending on heating and electricity in advance.
Sources: BBC
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