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Spain's Iberdrola terminating thousands of French retail power contracts as prices soar

Spanish utility Iberdrola is terminating power contracts with thousands of its French customers because of unprecedented power price rises, it said in a letter seen by Reuters.

read more... 22/08/2022

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Nordic TSOs urge Norway to drop export restrictions

TSOs in Denmark, Sweden and Finland on Thursday called on Norway to drop plans to impose limits on power flows out of the country amid the ongoing wider energy crisis in Europe.

read more... 22/08/2022

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Sweden to help consumers facing high electricity costs

Sweden's government on Wednesday vowed to compensate households and companies for soaring electricity costs in the wake of the Ukraine war, to the tune of up to 60 billion kronor ($5.76 billion).

read more... 18/08/2022

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Britain considers energy bill subsidy for industrial firms

Britain is considering plans to subsidise power bills for energy intensive industries such as steel and cement, in an effort to support hundreds of businesses facing record high energy prices.

read more... 15/08/2022

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Britain looks into funding biomass carbon capture and storage

Britain said it is considering ways to support combining electricity generated using biomass, such as wood pellets, with technology to capture and store the resulting carbon emissions.

read more... 12/08/2022

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