EU leaders to ask Brussels to help on energy price surge linked to Iran war
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BRUSSELS, March 19 (Reuters) - EU leaders will ask the European Commission to help their countries take temporary and targeted measures to curb the surge in energy prices triggered by the Iran war, according to draft joint conclusions seen by Reuters.
The draft document also said any measures should maintain long‑term investment incentives, support faster deployment of renewables and safeguard fair competition in the EU's internal market.
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