So yeah, what would you say are some of the, the key measures that they have outlined?

Yes, you mentioned already taxation, power grid expansion, and probably making supply easier to come online for the incredibly complex and interconnected things Coralie pointed out.

Industry accounts for around a quarter of European energy demand, be it electric, gas, coal.

Buildings about half of it, which kind of shows that challenge.

That includes air conditioning and winter heating, and that differs quite a lot between the member states.

And road transport perhaps as the easiest.

If we think back Jürgensen's speech, the EU Energy Commissioner and former Danish Energy Minister, EVs is the first thing he mentioned, and that's perhaps the lowest-hanging fruit in the biggest impact context in this current crisis, which is slightly different from the crisis Europe faced four years ago when gas prices or gas supply was majorly hit.

What's happening there?