April 3 (Reuters) - The EU is assessing "all possibilities" including fuel rationing and releasing more oil from emergency reserves as it braces for a "long-lasting" energy shock from the Middle East
Europe Braces for Long-Lasting Energy Shock Amid Middle East Conflict
EU Response to Energy Crisis Triggered by Middle East War
Assessment of Potential Measures
Fuel Rationing and Emergency Oil Reserves
April 3 (Reuters) - The EU is assessing "all possibilities" including fuel rationing and releasing more oil from emergency reserves as it braces for a "long-lasting" energy shock from the Middle East war, the Financial Times reported on Friday in an interview with EU Energy Commissioner Dan Jorgensen.
Outlook on Energy Prices and Supply
Expectations for Prolonged Crisis
Impact on Critical Products
"This will be a long crisis ... energy prices will be higher for a very long time," Dan Jorgensen told the FT, saying that for some more "critical" products "we expect it to be even worse in the weeks to come".
(Reporting by Disha Mishra in Bengaluru; Editing by Christopher Cushing)
