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Bloomberg reported that after Russia announced a partial mobilization, EU countries are planning to conclude a deal within weeks to set a cap
on Russian oil prices.
At the same time, it was noted that there were many obstacles
to the plan.
Representatives of EU member states will discuss new anti-Russian sanctions over the
weekend.
It is reported that EU government representatives plan to reach a preliminary agreement
on setting a ceiling on Russian oil prices before the EU leaders' informal meeting in Prague on October 6.
EU countries have received temporary exemptions for Russian crude oil transported by pipeline, and they intend to keep those exemptions unchanged
.
In addition, countries that import oil by sea may attempt to link the imposition of price caps to the current projected total embargo on maritime supplies
.
According to Bloomberg, countries such as Greece, Cyprus and Malta may try to protect their industries from these measures
.
On September 13, the European Commission, the executive arm of the European Union, abandoned the idea of a price cap on Russian gas because it did not have enough support
from the members of the alliance.
In response to the energy crisis, the European Commission is pushing for a tax on the "excess" profits of energy companies and a cap on
the income of generators using renewable energy.
