Europe is discussing ways to secure energy supply and limit price pressures. POLITICO Europe's live update reports that this concern is at the center of the continent's energy and climate topics. According to the text, the impact of the war in Iran on global markets has already begun to be felt. The squeeze on oil and gas supply and the rise in prices are spreading across different sectors of the European economy. It is noted that this pressure is not limited to energy bills but extends to production, borrowing costs, and demand changes. The publication reports that decision-makers are discussing how to limit the damage in the short term. The live session also addresses how European households and industries will be affected by these developments. It is emphasized that the energy shock presents a new test for the continent's economic resilience. The text states that the clean energy transition is being repositioned within this context. It is now expressed that this transition is seen not only as a climate goal but also as an economic security issue. POLITICO's forum is said to cover topics such as energy security, climate adaptation, regulatory simplification, and global climate diplomacy. The discussions appear to revolve around Europe's efforts to both reduce emissions and maintain economic sovereignty.