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France will increase grid fees to fund energy transition
French regulated electricity tariffs are likely to raise next year as grid operators will be allowed to increase network usage fees to back the country's energy transition, as stated by the energy regulator CRE on Monday.
read more... 22/11/2016
Germany unveils shift from renewables subsidies to auctions
Germany’s parliament adopted on July 8 an amended Renewable Energy Sources Act (EEG 2016), which replaces feed-in tariffs with competitive auctions and caps wind energy deployment to allow for the grid development to catch up.
read more... 11/07/2016
French regulator will allocate energy purchasers to new suppliers
Corporate French gas or electricity purchasers who have not moved from regulated tariffs to a market-based offer by July 1 will be allocated a new supplier chosen by energy market regulator CRE, as stated by CRE on Tuesday.
read more... 11/05/2016
Ukraine brings in new energy tariffs to meet IMF requirements
The Ukrainian government on Wednesday united natural gas tariffs for consumers since it looks to meet requirements by the International Monetary Fund to obtain financial support.
read more... 28/04/2016
British SSE to reduce household gas tariffs by 5.3% from March 29
SSE, one of Britain's big six power companies, will be the second British utility after E.ON to cut its domestic gas tariffs.
read more... 28/01/2016