The USA and the European Union will continue to support Ukraine and Moldova in the field of energy. This was reported by the White House on November 7, 2022, following the meeting of the working group in the field of energy security.
Source: The White House
Representatives of Washington and Brussels condemned the attacks of the Russian Federation on the Ukrainian energy infrastructure and “the risks to humanitarian conditions caused by these attacks”.
“The EU and the United States will continue to partner on providing emergency energy assistance to Ukraine, and support to other heavily affected countries in the region, such as Moldova, which face acute impacts from Russia’s actions to employ energy as a weapon,” emphasized the White House.
In addition, Washington and Brussels have declared their commitment to an accelerated and responsible transition to clean energy sources, and also intend to work on maintaining a high level of LNG supplies to Europe in 2023.
Earlier, it was noted that the EU would allocate 25.5 million euros to Ukraine to support the energy system, as well as provide energy equipment.
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