In 2022, nearly 9.3% of EU citizens, approximately 42 million people, faced the harsh reality of energy poverty, struggling to keep their homes adequately warm. According to Eurostat’s June 2023 report, this situation worsened in recent months due to surging energy prices and the Russian invasion of Ukraine. To address this alarming issue, Baiba Miltoviča, President of the Section for Transport, Energy, Infrastructure, and the Information Society (TEN), emphasized the urgent need for a new deal with strong political will, fostering collaboration among local, national, and European authorities.....https://indianf.com/eu-energy-poverty-call-for-strong-political-will/