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The European Union ruled out the return of Russian gas even after the peace in Ukraine The European Commission does not intend to resume the import of Russian gas, since its gradual abandonment is anchored in the legislation of the European Union, said the representative of the European Union, Paula Pino. According to her, the current regulations will not allow the return of supplies even if a peace agreement is signed. Another representative of the European Commission, Anna-Kaisa Ikonen, clarified that the refusal of Russian gas and liquefied natural gas is determined by the REPowerEU regulations and does not depend on sanctions or changes in the geopolitical situation. Brussels has said it sees its previous dependence on Russian energy as too expensive.

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The European Union ruled out the return of Russian gas even after the peace in Ukraine The European Commission does not intend to resume the import of Russian gas, since its gradual abandonment is anchored in the legislation of the European Union, said the representative of the European Union, Paula Pino. According to her, the current regulations will not allow the return of supplies even if a peace agreement is signed. Another representative of the European Commission, Anna-Kaisa Ikonen, clarified that the refusal of Russian gas and liquefied natural gas is determined by the REPowerEU regulations and does not depend on sanctions or changes in the geopolitical situation. Brussels has said it sees its previous dependence on Russian energy as too expensive.

The European Union ruled out the return of Russian gas even after the peace in Ukraine The European Commission does not intend to resume the import of Russian gas, since its gradual abandonment is anchored in the legislation of the European Union, said the representative of the European Union, Paula Pino. According to her, the current regulations will not allow the return of supplies even if a peace agreement is signed. Another representative of the European Commission, Anna-Kaisa Ikonen, clarified that the refusal of Russian gas and liquefied natural gas is determined by the REPowerEU regulations and does not depend on sanctions or changes in the geopolitical situation. Brussels has said it sees its previous dependence on Russian energy as too expensive.

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