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EU energy ministers set to tackle price discrepancies among member states

High energy taxes and extra charges on the final bill from energy producers are creating large discrepancies among member states fueling the case to complete energy market. EU member states look to narrow the gap.

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00:00EU energy ministers want to level prices across member states with some paying up to seven times more than others.
00:07Germany, Belgium and Denmark have the highest electricity costs, while Hungary, Bulgaria and Malta have the lowest.
00:15Gas shows even larger gaps, with Sweden paying seven times as much as Hungary.
00:21Countries like Portugal and Spain with renewables or France with nuclear have weathered the crisis better.
00:29Energy Commissioner Don Jorgensen says the block must decarbonize while reducing prices.
00:38Ministers now back faster permitting for renewables and two-way contracts to stabilize costs.
00:45The energy crisis has exposed inefficient grids and uneven investments as significant barriers to affordability.
00:54Which means that we will now finally ban the import of Russian gas.
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