France: Winter next year will be more difficult for Europe

According to the report of the International Economic Group of Fars News Agency, quoted by Russia Elium, “Emmanuel Wargon”, the head of the French Energy Regulatory Commission, announced that the situation of gas supply to Europe next winter will be much more difficult than now.

Vargun told Radio Europe 1: “What we know is that the situation of gas supply to Europe next winter will be much more difficult than this winter.”

He added: Although France does not consume much gas, Europe uses a lot. We use gas to heat homes and industries alike, and the tension over gas supply continues.

Emphasizing the need to prepare for the next winter season (2023 and 2024), Vargun said: France will be able to overcome the problems it will face this winter.

Numerous reports of foreign institutions and news agencies show that the European gas crisis will be a challenge for this continent not only this winter but also in the coming years.

With the outbreak of the Ukraine war on February 24 of this year and the imposition of EU oil sanctions against Russia, this country also reduced its gas exports to European countries so that Europe faces a gas shortage crisis in the coming winter.

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