15/03/2023at 12:06

EU Commission presents power market revamp

The reform brought forward by the Commission to battle surging electricity prices and volatility centers on EU consumers.

BY LOUISE WENDT JENSEN & PETER THOMSEN, TRANSLATED BY SIMON ØST VEJBÆK

COPENHAGEN / STRASBOURG – Protect consumers. Strengthen the European industry’s competitiveness. Boost renewable energy investments.

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