The EU audit agency warns that the EU's end of Russia's energy dependence strategy may fail

The European Union Audit Institution European Audit Regiment warned in a report on the 26th that due to financial difficulties and other reasons, the European Union's strategy to get rid of Russian fossil fuel fuel may not be realized.

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The report said that the implementation of the EU's "re -energy supply to the EU" plan may face major practical challenges, whether it can achieve more actions at all levels, and whether it can raise about 200 billion euros.

The European Commission announced on May 18th that a plan entitled "Re -Energy for the European Union" plans to spend 21 billion euros and gradually reduce its dependence on Russian fossil fuel to zero by 2027. The European Union plans to achieve this goal by saving energy, diversified energy supply, accelerating the development of renewable energy, and investment and reform. Fund will use EU recovery funds and through the EU carbon emission trading system.

On the 26th report warning, the actual funds that the plan can be "may not meet the expected investment needs". The European audit team member Ivana Malaitic said in the report: "The European Union really needs to take a quick action to the increasingly severe energy security issues ... But we believe that if we think in the current form, the" re -energy supply "solution for the EU" solution " It may not be able to quickly determine and implement strategic projects that have a direct and greatest impact on EU energy security and independence. "

Before the Ukrainian crisis was upgraded, about 40%of the natural gas, 30%of oil, and nearly 20%of coal from Russia played an important role in the EU energy consumer market and economic development. Since Russia launched special military operations on Ukraine on February 24, the European Union has followed the United States to impose multiple rounds of sanctions on Russia, but the anti -bulls caused by sanctions have made the EU's situation more embarrassed.

Source: Xinhua News Agency

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