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EU’s emergency measures for energy crisis in limbo after pressure for price cap

EU’s emergency measures for energy crisis in limbo after pressure for price cap

New measures to tackle the energy crisis, including speeding up permits for renewables and boosting solidarity between EU countries, have been left in limbo following a push to link them to a controversial price cap for gas.

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