Hungarian rock legend: time of cheap Russian gas is over, saving is vital

Feró Nagy is a famous Hungarian rock singer and musician, nicknamed “the roach of the nation”. He is a great Fidesz and government supporter. For example, Feró regularly attends the prime minister’s year assessments. Now, he shared his thoughts about the end of the era of cheap Russian energy and how he would save gas, energy, and electricity in the future.

Everybody has to save energy

After the Russian invasion of Ukraine started and it became clear that Russia may stop transferring gas to Europe as a counterreaction to the Western sanction, Germany was the first to conclude that citizens should save energy and gas to maintain a functioning economy despite irregularities in gas delivery. The Hungarian government and their supporters laughed at the relevant German ideas and said that Hungarians should not have followed them since Hungary always had enough energy.

Now it seems that things have changed in this respect. As we wrote, the Hungarian government would like to find alternative energy sources since Russian gas will soon become even more expensive. And, of course, they made it clear that people must decrease their energy and gas consumption.

Probably that is why Metropol, a government-close media outlet, shared an interview with the famous rock singer and frontman of Beatrice, Feró Nagy, on Friday. In the interview, the “roach of the nation” talked about how he would save energy in the coming months.

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 It is a Hungarian interest to save energy