EU warns of energy price crisis, urges gas and power savings
The European Union has warned of a possible energy price crisis linked to tensions from the war in Iran, urging member states to cut gas and electricity consumption and keep building up storage ahead of winter. Brussels stressed there is no immediate threat to supplies despite concerns over rising prices.
Why it matters
The warning underscores Europe's continued vulnerability to Middle East tensions after the earlier gas crisis triggered by the Ukraine war, with potential ripple effects on global energy prices. It also highlights how instability linked to Iran can quickly translate into economic pressure across Europe.
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