With the actual high energy costs, it seems to be viable not to abandon the day light savings. When they've been introduced, it was a solution for a problem. T

With the actual high energy costs, it seems to be viable not to abandon the day light savings. When they've been introduced, it was a solution for a problem. That problem didn't exist until 2022 again. So, to keep sticking to a plan that has been made up before 2022 doesn't make sense, if I look on the current situation. I'm a citizen of Europe and never understood where the problem is. I also do not have a problem with turning the clocks forth and back. So, may be there are some points which I actually don't see and may be it's not that big problem in the sight of high energy costs right now.