Peter Magyar's Former Ally Drops a Bombshell: Reveals Tisza Party's Energy Policy Plan, and It Would Hurt Not a Little, but a Lot

Balazs Csercsa published the Tisza Party's energy policy draft, proposing a complete phase-out of Russian energy and alignment with EU energy policies. The plan includes eliminating protected fuel prices, introducing a new energy independence tax, and liberalizing the energy market. It aims to resolve Hungary's conflicts with the European Commission and Ukraine, while addressing excessive state intervention in energy pricing. The document outlines immediate actions post-election, including banning Russian fuel imports and restructuring the MOL refinery. Critics argue that the proposed changes could lead to higher energy costs for consumers.