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EU struggles to keep homes warm
As utility bills soar and real wages fall, energy poverty in the EU is worsening.
EU struggles to keep homes warm
Graphic Artist: Semih Genc, Producer: Ibrahim Dogan / TRT World

Over 10% of the population couldn’t heat their homes in 2023—6 million more than in 2022.  Among the worst affected aren’t the coldest countries but Spain, Portugal, Bulgaria, and Greece.

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SOURCE:TRT World & Agencies
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