中东冲突30天，欧盟油气进口成本增加140亿欧元！

【中文为自动翻译，中东仅供参考，冲突以英文原文为准】

“以现场发言为准”首先，天欧我要感谢塞浦路斯总统团，盟油也亲自感谢部长，气进感谢您同意召集这次特别会议。口成现在比以往任何时候都更需要我们团结一致，本增共同行动。加亿让我先从几个数字开始：

自中东冲突爆发以来，欧元欧盟的中东天然气价格上涨了约70%，石油上涨了60%。冲突

从财务角度看，天欧30天的盟油冲突已使欧盟的化石燃料进口账单增加了140亿欧元。140亿欧元。气进

这些数字描绘出非常清晰的口成图景：随着中东危机进入第二个月，很明显我们正面临一个非常严峻的局势。

虽然欧盟目前没有立即的石油和天然气供应短缺，但我们看到某些产品市场，尤其是柴油和航空燃料，正在收紧，同时全球天然气市场的限制加剧，并对电价产生溢出效应。

这一状况威胁着我们的产业和家庭带来更多成本。

我们不应抱有这场危机对能源市场影响短暂的幻想。因为他们不会。

因此，我们必须团结一致、密切协调地采取行动，这一点极为重要。同时，我们要避免分散的全国响应和对市场的破坏性信号。

我们的措施必须有针对性，必须是临时的，避免供需状况恶化。

我非常感谢各位部长分享了关于他们国家形势和正在考虑或已采取措施的见解。

在欧盟执委会方面，我们已经在协调有关天然气储存补充和石油供应安全的行动。

我在这里想表达的信息非常明确：做好准备总比后悔好。我们还在制定一套措施工具箱，将很快提出，以支持会员国保护家庭和企业。但在支持有需要者的同时，我们必须坚持长期战略。

这场危机再次向我们表明，欧洲面临着外部能源冲击的根本脆弱性。这与我们对进口化石燃料的依赖有关。

这就是为什么现在必须是我们最终学会这个教训的时候。这就是为什么现在必须是我们彻底扭转局势、真正实现能源独立的时候。

如果我们要为欧盟公民创造良好就业条件，保障经济安全，以及整体安全，欧洲就不能再承受全球化石燃料市场的波动。

能源独立是前进的道路，也是战略上的必然：从经济和安全角度来看，不仅仅是为了气候。

本土清洁能源、电气化、现代化互联和能源效率：这是唯一的前进道路。

谢谢。

"Check against delivery"First of all let me thank the Cypriot Presidency and thank you Minister personally, thank you for agreeing to convene this extraordinary meeting.Now more than ever, it is extremely important that we all stand together and act together.  Let me start with a few numbers: 

Since the beginning of the conflict in the Middle East, prices in the EU have risen by around 70% for gas and by 60% for oil. 

In financial terms,  30 days of conflict have already added EUR 14 billion to the Union"s fossil fuels import bill.  14 billion euros.

These numbers paint a very clear picture: 

As the crisis in the Middle East enters its second month, it is clear that we are facing a very serious situation. 

While there are no immediate oil and gas supply shortages for in the European Union, 

we see tightening in certain product markets, notably diesel and jet fuel, 

as well as increasing constraints in global gas market and its spill-over effects into electricity prices.  

This situation threatens to impose further costs on our industries and our households.  

We should be under no illusion that  the consequences of this crisis for the energy markets will be short-lived. Because they won"t. 

It is therefore extremely important that we take action in unity and in close  coordination. 

And that we avoid fragmented national responses and disruptive signals to the market. 

Our measures must be targeted, they must be temporary and avoid worsening supply and demand conditions. 

I am very grateful to the Ministers for having shared insights on their national situations and measures under consideration or already taken. 

From the Commission side, we are already coordinating actions on gas storage refilling and oil security of supply. 

And here my message is very clear: Better to be prepared than to be sorry.

We are also working on a toolbox of measures which we will present soon to support Member States in shielding families and businesses alike. But while supporting those in need, we must stay the course on our long-term strategy. 

This crisis shows us once again that Europe faces a fundamental vulnerability to external energy shocks. 

And this is linked to our dependence on imported fossil fuels.

This is why this must be the time we finally learn this lesson. 

This is why this must be the time we finally turn the tide and truly become energy independent. 

If we are to create conditions for good jobs for EU citizens, for economic security, and security overall, Europe can no longer afford to be exposed to the volatility of the global fossil fuel markets.

Energy independence is the way forward and it is"s a strategic imperative: economically and from a security point of view, not just for the climate. 

Homegrown clean energy, electrification, modernised interconnections and energy efficiency: this is the only way forward.

Thank you.