On TVR INFO, the discussion focused on energy poverty, referencing Eurostat data showing 40 million EU citizens unable to adequately heat their homes in 2022. Eugenia Gusilov highlighted several key causes and solutions.

Structural problems require moving beyond short-term subsidies toward micro-investments in thermal rehabilitation, deep energy renovation, and renewable sources at the point of consumption.

Energy poverty is a multidimensional phenomenon tied to broader economic challenges. Additionally, stigmatization prevents some middle-class citizens from accessing aid.

Finally, proper data collection is essential, as inaccurate local measurements can create an overly rosy statistic disconnected from reality.