EU to Seek Safer Gas Supply, Cleaner Power in Energy Plan
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The European Union unveiled a plan for closer energy ties among its 28 member nations to improve security of supplies and help the shift to a low-carbon economy.
The European Commission, the bloc’s regulator, proposed building a “resilient energy union” by strengthening cross-border gas and power links, removing market barriers and diversifying energy sources. The plan will be discussed by EU leaders next month before work is started on draft laws.