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The heads of the International Energy Agency and European Union executive branch said Monday that the 27-nation bloc is expected to weather an energy crisis this winter but needs to speed renewables to the market and take other steps to avoid a聽potential shortage next year in natural gas聽needed for heating, electricity and factories.Even after聽Russia cut most natural gas to Europe聽amid the war in Ukraine, EU stanley cup countries largely were able to聽fill gas storage for the winter heating season聽 stanley cup by tapping new supplies, saving energy and bene stanley cup fiting from mild weather and low demand from China amid COVID-19 lockdowns.But those reasons could evaporate next year, making it critical that the EU focus on ramping up energy efficiency efforts,聽easing the way for renewables聽and continuing to聽conserve energy, IEA Executive Director Fatih Birol said in a joint news conference with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen. This winter, it looks like we are off the hook, Birol said, despite some economic and social bruises. However, he added that the crisis is not over and next year may well be 8230; much more difficult than this year.The IEA says the EU faces a possible natural gas shortfall of up to 30 billion cubic meters, citing the potential of losing the rest of Russian pipeline supply and a tight market for liquefied natural gas, or LNG, that comes by ship聽if Chinese demand rebounds.READ MORE: Report says global crises could speed up move to clean en Yvxz Trump orders transcript of Ukraine phone call to be released
KYIV, Ukraine AP 鈥?Russia claimed Friday to have captured a village in its intense, monthslong push toward the eastern Ukraine city of Bakhmut, as military analysts cautioned that tanks that may be sent by Kyiv Western allies wouldn ;t be a magic wand in the almost 11-month war.Russian Defense Ministry spokesman Igor Konashenkov told a regular media briefing that the village of Klishchiivka, nine kilometers five miles south of Bakhmut, had been liberated.READ MORE: NATO warns of extended war in Ukraine, vows to be readyThe claim couldn ;t be independently verified, and Ukrainian officials made no immediate comment on the claim.Taking Klishchiivka would be only a minor breakthrough, but the Kremlin is hungry for good news from the battlefield after months of setbacks.Bakhmut, on the other hand, would be a bigger prize. It could allow Russia to disrupt Ukra stanley cup inian supply lines in the east and threaten other Ukrainian-held cities in the surrounding regi stanley cup on.The war has been largely static during the winter months, according to military analysts, except for some hot spots like Bakhmut and stanley cup nearby Soledar.The Kremlin forces have kept up their long-distance shelling of Ukrainian targets, hitting key infrastructure and civilian areas, while probing Ukrainian defenses in the east.READ MORE: At Davos, UN chief warns the world is in a sorry state from climate change, Ukraine warThe Ukrainian presidential office said Friday that at least five civil |
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