EU nations seek energy alternatives after spending over $113 billion extra since Iran war began
European Union nations have spent over $113.5 billion extra on energy imports since the start of the Iran war. The rising costs are pushing officials to seek alternatives to fossil fuels.
BRUSSELS (AP) — European Union nations have spent over an extra 100 billion euros ($113.5 billion) on energy imports since the outbreak of the Iran war, pushing politicians to seek alternatives to fossil fuels as prices skyrocket. Consumers in some European countries pay nearly 50% more at the pump, equivalent to more than $11 a...
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