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Nordic power price hits record high amid Europe
The reference power price for the Nordic region hit a record high on Monday, with prices in southern Norway scaling new heights for a second consecutive day, driven by colder weather and even more elevated prices in continental Europe and Britain.
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Daily (20.12.2021): European carbon prices lost nearly 14% on Friday, on liquidated market positions ahead of the Dec21 EUA expiry
Crude oil prices ended lower on Friday, weighed by concerns over demand for black gold amid a rising number of Covid-19 Omicron variant infections. Consequently, Brent oil dropped by 2% to $73.52 a barrel and WTI crude fell by 2.1% to $70.86 a barrel.
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Polish household power bills to rise by 24% in 2022
Customers of Polish energy companies Enea, PGE, Tauron and Energa will have to pay around 24% more for energy in 2022, based on tariffs approved by Poland's Energy Regulatory Office on Friday.
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EU energy talks dissolve over carbon, green finance fights
Talks between European Union country leaders on energy policy ended with no agreement on Thursday (16 December), as states squabbled over how to respond to record-high carbon prices and upcoming green investment rules.
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Norway parliament agrees increased electricity subsidy scheme
Norway's government said on Friday it had secured a majority in parliament for a revised plan to subsidise household electricity bills amid a spike in power prices.
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