Estonian MEPs: common energy policy unlikely
May 10, 2006
From wire reports
TALLINN - Two members of the European Parliament from Estonia, Toomas Hendrik Ilves and Andres Tarand, have voiced skepticism about the European Union's readiness to form a common energy policy given the fact that member states' interests in the sector vary widely and frequently collide.
In Ilves' opinion, real hope for a common energy policy could come about only by some deeper crisis or unexpected step by Russia, such as making the price of natural gas dependent on the removal of visa requi ...
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