The first option involves the introduction of a price ceiling for all gas imported from the Russian Federation or the introduction of a single buyer of Russian fuel, which will be responsible for price negotiations.
The second version of the price ceiling implies the division of the EU states into “red” and “green” zones. The “red” will include countries with an increased risk of supply disruptions. There prices may be limited. In the green zone, prices will remain high enough to facilitate gas flows to the red zone countries.
However, the second scenario is difficult to implement, since the division of states into zones will depend on coordination between the EU countries.
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