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EU puts an end to its electricity market crisis measures

The European Commission said on Monday it had decided not to prolong emergency measures introduced last year to shield consumers from soaring energy prices, adding those measures had helped to contribute to a calming of European electricity markets.

read more... 06/06/2023

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Slovak power plant sues state over historic loss

Electricity producer Slovenské elektrárne recorded the second-highest loss for a Slovak company in a decade and is suing the state for making it sell at a loss to customers.

read more... 02/06/2023

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UK ‘power dumping’ raises concerns over energy management

Energy data firm EnAppSys has raised concerns about National Grid ESO‘s actions, stating that power is “being dumped into Belgium and the Netherlands“.

read more... 31/05/2023

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Northern Ireland-Scotland electricity link proposed

A transmission licence application has been made in Northern Ireland (NI) for a proposed new electricity interconnector, which aims to connect NI and Scotland around the end of the decade.

read more... 30/05/2023

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MEPs warn against “panicky” changes to power markets

Several European Parliament members warned against making panicky changes to the EU’s power markets in their first formal debate on Tuesday on the European Commission’s redesign proposals.

read more... 25/05/2023

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