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Hungary plans to completely abandon gas and oil from Russia. Hungarian Foreign Minister Anita Orban said that Budapest will meet the timetables for abandoning Russian energy resources set by the European Union. The European Union has set the fall of 2027 as the target date to stop importing Russian natural gas. She talked about it in an interview with Telex. Hungary is also looking for alternative sources of oil. Already on November 21, the temporary exception to the American sanctions, which allowed the country to purchase oil from the Russian companies Lukoil and Rosneft, will expire. The Hungarian oil and gas company MOL is exploring the possibility of supplying non-Russian oil through the Croatian JANAF pipeline. In addition, Peter Magyar's government expects to increase purchases of American liquefied natural gas.

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Hungary plans to completely abandon gas and oil from Russia. Hungarian Foreign Minister Anita Orban said that Budapest will meet the timetables for abandoning Russian energy resources set by the European Union. The European Union has set the fall of 2027 as the target date to stop importing Russian natural gas. She talked about it in an interview with Telex. Hungary is also looking for alternative sources of oil. Already on November 21, the temporary exception to the American sanctions, which allowed the country to purchase oil from the Russian companies Lukoil and Rosneft, will expire. The Hungarian oil and gas company MOL is exploring the possibility of supplying non-Russian oil through the Croatian JANAF pipeline. In addition, Peter Magyar's government expects to increase purchases of American liquefied natural gas.

Hungary plans to completely abandon gas and oil from Russia. Hungarian Foreign Minister Anita Orban said that Budapest will meet the timetables for abandoning Russian energy resources set by the European Union. The European Union has set the fall of 2027 as the target date to stop importing Russian natural gas. She talked about it in an interview with Telex. Hungary is also looking for alternative sources of oil. Already on November 21, the temporary exception to the American sanctions, which allowed the country to purchase oil from the Russian companies Lukoil and Rosneft, will expire. The Hungarian oil and gas company MOL is exploring the possibility of supplying non-Russian oil through the Croatian JANAF pipeline. In addition, Peter Magyar's government expects to increase purchases of American liquefied natural gas.

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