The European Commission is facing pressure to implement further measures to address soaring energy prices. Greece, along with five other unnamed countries, is requesting a postponement of new fuel surcharges until 2030. This demand comes as the “27” EU member states are seeking solutions to the ongoing energy crisis. Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis has also intervened in the discussions, advocating for relief measures. The Commission will now review the calls for additional interventions and the request for a delay in implementing new fuel levies. The situation highlights the diverging views within the EU on how best to tackle the energy challenge and its economic impact. The potential postponement aims to alleviate financial burdens on citizens and businesses.

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