US Push to Flood Balkans with American Gas Sparks Concerns in Brussels
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Efforts by American energy companies to increase their influence in the Western Balkans are causing concern in the European Union that the region could become dependent on American fossil fuel, at a time when it wants to reach goals in the field of clean energy in order to integrate more into the EU, writes the Brussels portal Politiko.
Plans by American energy companies to increase their presence in the Western Balkans market are raising concerns in the European Union over the risk that candidate countries could become dependent on American fossil fuels in the long term as they try to align their energy systems with the EU's climate goals.
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