Hungary Stands Firm on Russian Fuel Phase-Out
Hungary continues to oppose accelerating the phasing out of Russian fossil fuels, prioritizing its energy security concerns as a landlocked nation. State Secretary for Energy Attila Steiner reiterated their stance, emphasizing the critical tasks ahead but advising against unrealistic expectations.

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In Brussels, Hungary's State Secretary for Energy, Attila Steiner, reiterated the country's opposition to fast-tracking the phase-out of Russian fossil fuels, citing energy security as the primary concern for the landlocked nation.
Despite ongoing discussions and pressure within the EU, Hungary remains steadfast in its position, emphasizing the need to prioritize its national interests.
Steiner acknowledged the significant challenges ahead but warned against overly optimistic perspectives, urging a pragmatic approach to energy transition policies.
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