The European Commission wants to invest up to €2 billion ($2.1 billion) in oil infrastructure to help landlocked European countries replace Russian oil with imports from elsewhere. “That’s of course in the context of the sanctions that we are proposing on the imports of Russian oil,” a senior European Commission official said, referring to an EU embargo on Russian oil currently blocked by Hungary and other central European countries. The money would be used to build new supply channels and to adapt refineries and other infrastructure for oil other than Russian products. Some investments could …