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EU’s new energy chief vows to end Russian fuel ties for good

Friday 13 Dec 24 11:30am

EU’s new energy chief, Dan Jørgensen. Photo: Danish Parliament

Momentum for quitting Moscow’s revenue driver has stalled. “Something new needs to happen,” Dan Jørgensen told POLITICO.

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