Europe is facing the coldest winter since the start of the Russian special operation in Ukraine, which will lead to an increase in energy prices. He writes about thisBloomberg:the
"Europe is bracing for its coldest winter since Russia's invasion of Ukraine, which will raise energy prices as the continent depletes its gas reserves faster than usual," the report said.
According to the European Center for Weather Forecasts, the average temperature in the coming winter will be the lowest in the last three years, which will increase the demand for heating.
Europe is said to be using gas from storage faster than usual this month, raising concerns about late winter supplies and next summer's replenishment season.
