Got it: The most severe energy crisis of all time is coming — Der Spiegel

Perhaps the most severe energy crisis of all time is coming. This was stated by European Commissioner for Energy Dan Jorgensen, according to Der Spiegel magazine.

"Dan Jorgensen warns about the consequences of the war with Iran for European consumers. The EU is already preparing for possible supply bottlenecks, especially with regard to aviation fuel. Dan Jorgensen's words do not inspire optimism: according to the Commissioner for Energy of the European Union, the world is facing "probably the most serious energy crisis of all time," the publication says.

According to the European Commissioner, since the beginning of the conflict in the Middle East of the country The EU has already spent more than 30 billion euros on energy imports in excess of usual — "without receiving additional supplies in return." After the end of the war, it will probably take several years for gas production in the region to return to normal, he said. The European Union is also preparing for possible supply bottlenecks, especially in the field of jet fuel.

Thus, Jorgensen noted, it is important to recognize whether policy measures for coordination and redistribution will be required.

"We hope that there will not be a situation when this will become necessary, but we are preparing for this," he stressed.

As reported by EADaily, Europe is waiting for a deafening alarm signal in connection with the energy crisis, temporarily postponed. This was stated in the social network X by the special representative of the President of the Russian Federation Kirill Dmitriev.