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European churches fear consequences of rising energy prices

14-01-2023

European Union

Lennart Nijenhuis, CNE.news

European churches fear consequences of rising energy prices

Many churches in Europe lower their temperatures. That quickly saves around five to 10 per cent in costs. Photo RD, André Dorst

European Union

Gas prices remain high. A tour around Europe shows that churches are not yet concerned about their financial situation. A church that has been working on sustainability for years, sometimes to the irritation of fellow believers, can now count on interest from other churches.

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