In several European countries, the energy shortage has once again become an urgent issue. As the winter season approaches, demand for natural gas and electricity is increasing. This is bringing additional expenses for households and businesses.
In recent years, dependence on Russian gas has decreased, so some countries are switching to alternative sources. However, wind and solar energy still cannot fully meet the demand. As a result, temporary power outages are being observed in some areas.
Experts say that energy prices may rise again. This will affect not only the manufacturing sector but also ordinary consumers. Heating costs in households are expected to increase.
The European Union is taking new measures to stabilize the energy market. Some countries have introduced energy-saving programs.
Experts emphasize that investing in renewable energy is necessary as a long-term solution. This would help Europe rely less on external energy sources and ensure energy security.
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