EU says fixing tariffs will be "key" in climate action

Weeding out ”excessive high network tariffs” is the right thing to do for the EU, but isn’t needed in Denmark, says an industry association.
(ARKIV / ILLUSTRATION) | Photo: Anders Vester Thykier
(ARKIV / ILLUSTRATION) | Photo: Anders Vester Thykier

BRUSSELLS –If the EU is to achieve a 90% reduction in emissions over the next 16 years, it will require a much greater focus on avoiding unnecessarily high tariffs being passed on to European consumers, the EU Commission has concluded.

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