Southern EU nations push for power price cap despite doubts over impact

Published 21:35 on March 21, 2022  /  Last updated at 21:35 on March 21, 2022  / /  EMEA, EU ETS

Italy, Spain, Portugal, and Greece are pushing for bold power and gas market reforms at an EU leaders' meeting this week, seeking to shield low- and middle-income households from sky-high energy prices despite uncertainty over how this would impact the EU ETS.
Italy, Spain, Portugal, and Greece are pushing for bold power and gas market reforms at an EU leaders' meeting this week, seeking to shield low- and middle-income households from sky-high energy prices despite uncertainty over how this would impact the EU ETS.


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