Ribera calls for a European plan against the energy crisis that not only depends on the “fiscal capacity” of the states

The third vice-president proposes a “transformation of the global financial system” and calls for more involvement of large banks in the ecological transition

The solution to Europe’s energy autonomy is not just a matter for electricity and oil companies. Nor of governments. This has been pointed out by the third vice president and minister for the Ecological Transition, Teresa Ribera, who has called for a coordinated and long-term plan in the European Union and recalled that the solution to the energy crisis cannot depend solely “on the fiscal capacity of the states”.

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