EMEA > EU co-legislators strike provisional deal to redesign the bloc’s electricity market

EU co-legislators strike provisional deal to redesign the bloc’s electricity market

Published 10:53 on December 14, 2023  /  Last updated at 00:55 on December 15, 2023  / /  EMEA, EU ETS

Co-legislators for the European Parliament and Council of member states struck a deal to reform the EU’s electricity market design early on Thursday morning, aiming to reform the market so as to shield citizens from higher energy prices and enable increased investments in renewable capacity.
Co-legislators for the European Parliament and Council of member states struck a deal to reform the EU’s electricity market design early on Thursday morning, aiming to reform the market so as to shield citizens from higher energy prices and enable increased investments in renewable capacity.


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