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EU tells countries to curb energy demand as gas prices face winter squeeze

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Briefings

The European Union issued a warning to member states regarding potential future gas shortages despite current stable prices. Energy Commissioner Jørgensen cautioned that soaring global demand could trigger scarcity as winter approaches, based on a letter reviewed by Euronews. The briefing highlights the risk of winter demand spikes despite no immediate supply constraints.

Key points

• Energy Commissioner Jørgensen warned capitals that soaring global demand could lead to gas shortages as winter approaches.
• The warning was based on a letter seen by Euronews, indicating the EU is not facing immediate shortages but anticipating future risks.

Context and limitations

Coverage is limited to the specific warning issued by Energy Commissioner Jørgensen regarding potential winter shortages. The briefing does not include data on specific gas prices, historical demand trends, or the full text of the warning letter.

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