Energy shortage is re-emerging as a pressing issue in several European countries. This was reported by Zamin.uz.
As the winter season approaches, demand for natural gas and electricity is increasing. This situation is leading to higher expenses for both the population and businesses.
In recent years, dependence on Russian gas has been reduced, and some countries are trying to switch to alternative energy sources. However, wind and solar energy currently cannot cover all needs.
Therefore, temporary power outages are being observed in some regions. According to experts, energy prices may rise again in the near future.
This will negatively affect not only the manufacturing sector but also ordinary consumers. Household heating costs are expected to increase.
The European Union is taking new measures to stabilize the energy market, and energy-saving programs have been implemented in some countries. Experts recommend investing in renewable energy as a long-term solution.
Through this, Europe can reduce its dependence on external energy sources and ensure energy security. Source: zamin.uz.
