US President Joe Biden has urged the European Union to end its energy dependence on Russia.
247, with Sputnik – The United States government shut down supplies of natural gas to Europe this Friday, 25, in a bid to replace the Russian product and reduce the European Union’s reliance on Russian energy.
“We want to diversify our supply and move out of our dependence on Russia today,” Ursula van der Leyen declared president of the European Commission,
In recent days, US President Joe Biden has attended NATO, EU and G7 summits, seeking to strengthen ties between Western nations, seeking to encircle Russia.
According to columnist Jamil Chade, from very nice, the US will supply 15 billion cubic meters in 2022, but volumes will increase in the coming years. According to the journalist, in ten years, North Americans will supply 50 billion cubic meters of gas annually to Europeans.
In a speech given in Warsaw, Poland, Joe Biden urged the European Union to end its energy dependence on Russia. “You must end this reliance on Russian fossil fuels, and we, the United States, will help,” he appealed.
He suggested that the EU and the US should act as quickly as possible to achieve “clean renewable energy”, and that his administration would work with Brussels to help Europe overcome its immediate energy crisis.
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