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  1. The US is considering restricting diesel exports despite honoring commitments, which affects global diesel supply fears.

EU Warns of Worst Winter Since 2022 Amid Soaring Gas Prices

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What happened

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European natural gas prices have risen sharply this year, surging from around €27 to over €80 per megawatt-hour in September. Energy Commissioner Dan Jorgensen warned that the current winter might be the bloc's worst since 2022, given the soaring prices and fuel supply uncertainty. Russian presidential envoy Kirill Dmitriev blamed the looming difficulties on the bloc's energy policies. The situation unfolds as the US considers restrictions on diesel exports, which President Donald Trump has reportedly backed.

From austinglobe.com

Why it matters

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The rapid increase in energy costs tests the economic stability of the European Union. The bloc is currently managing the fallout from the 2022 energy crisis while facing potential new supply constraints due to proposed diesel export limits.

From austinglobe.com

Who's involved

  • Donald TrumpPresident of the United States and figure whose views on diesel exports are relevant to global supply fears.
  • European CouncilThe institution representing the European Union facing the energy crisis.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • European CouncilSpeculative

    The energy crisis could test the bloc's ability to govern under economic duress, challenging the core mandate of the Council.

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