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Visegrad Four urge Brussels to ease Russian energy phase-out rules

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Briefings

Visegrad Four nations are urging Brussels to provide additional funding to manage the transition away from Russian energy imports by 2027, citing high electricity prices across Europe as the primary driver for this request.

Key points

• Visegrad Four nations are urging Brussels to provide additional funding to manage the transition away from Russian energy imports by 2027.
• The request is driven by high electricity prices across Europe that necessitate increased financial support for energy security.

Context

Visegrad Four nations are urging Brussels to provide additional funding to manage the transition away from Russian energy imports by 2027, amid high electricity prices across Europe.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single sentence stating the group's request for funding and the reason (high prices). Specific amounts, dates beyond 2027, or named beneficiaries beyond Visegrad Four are not provided.

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