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Will the Russia-Ukraine War Accelerate Egypt-Europe Electricity Interconnection Plans?

Dr. Ahmad Sultan
Last updated: 2023/04/04 at 11:20 AM
Dr. Ahmad Sultan
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The Ukraine crisis has had a significant bearing on the global scene, particularly oil and natural gas supplies and energy security. The war, now reaching the 150-day mark, has brought about a radical change in the European Union’s energy plans, with several European countries moving at an accelerating pace to break away from Russian gas dependency.

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