Bătălie la Bruxelles pentru facturile la electricitate. Comisia Europeană vrea reguli comune, Franța și Germania se opun

The European Commission aims to control the EU's electricity network to lower consumer bills, but major capitals like France and Germany oppose this. Governments prefer to manage their own energy tariffs and consumption. Discussions in Brussels focus on funding the modernization of the electricity network, crucial for achieving the EU's climate neutrality goal by 2050. Rising electricity costs have prompted the Commission to propose new rules to reduce energy bills. The Irish presidency seeks to balance the Commission's objectives with national flexibility in applying rules. A significant political struggle is emerging over access to the network, as demand for capacity increases from various sectors.