Ireland's Donohoe on European Gas, OECD Tax Agreement

The transcript discusses the European Union's response to potential gas embargoes from Russia, focusing on energy management strategies and the role of central banks in addressing inflation. It also covers considerations for a windfall tax on energy companies and developments in the OECD tax deal. The EU is taking steps to manage energy consumption and supply, while central banks are acting to mitigate inflationary pressures. The OECD tax deal faces political challenges, but progress is expected.

What steps are being taken by the European Union to manage energy consumption as winter approaches?

How is the European Union planning to transition to renewable energy sources?

What measures are being discussed to mitigate the economic risks associated with energy supply challenges?

What are the potential risks associated with central banks' actions to combat inflation?

How does inflation impact living standards and economic growth in the euro area?

What considerations are being made regarding the windfall tax on energy companies in Ireland?

What challenges does the OECD tax deal face in the current political climate?