Danish parliament agrees to lower energy tax, permit energy bill deferral
A broad majority of the nation’s parliament ratifies an inflation aid agreement to help residents get through the winter amid high energy prices. The policy entails reducing energy tax, state-backed payment deferral, and more money to expand district heating.
BY VIKTOR BRANDT KÆRGAARD, TRANSLATED BY DANIEL FRANK CHRISTENSEN
It seems there’s a little something for everyone in the new policy agreement passed in Danish parliament today to help residents get by as inflation pressure mounts.
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