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← StoriesEuropean UnionFirst published 20 October at 19:26, Capital.gr

Dimitris Tsiodras calls for a brake on energy price increases in the European Parliament

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What is happening

What the sources report

The European Parliament approved by a large majority the request for urgent procedure regarding the proposed postponement of EU rules on methane. Capital.gr Politic.gr

As rapporteur on behalf of the European People's Party, the New Democracy MEP Dimitris Tsiodras was appointed. Capital.gr Politic.gr

The extension aims to ensure Europe's energy supply and to prevent further increases in energy prices for households and businesses. Capital.gr Politic.gr

Mr Tsiodras stated that the new rules should not be adopted faster than suppliers can adapt, and that the EPP is calling for their implementation to be postponed. Capital.gr Politic.gr

The plenary is expected to vote on the amendments next Thursday in Strasbourg. Capital.gr Politic.gr

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First report 19:26, latest 22:50. Within the first hour: 4 of 5 outlets. Each column: 15 minutes.