The 13 largest energy companies in Europe booked a combined deficit of DKK 85 million (EUR 11 million) in 2016.
This is despite the improvement among the major European companies. Looking more closely at the figures, three players dragged down the rest, while ten actually booked profits. In contrast, half were forced to book a negative bottom line in 2015, reports Danish daily Berlingske Business.
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