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Article: ENERGY COUNCIL: EU MINISTERS READY TO TAKE THE NEXT STEP TOWARDS MARKET DEREGULATION.
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- European Report
- Article date:
- June 1, 2000
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Electricity.During the discussion on power liberalisation, Germany expressed its opposition to the very principle of a (continental) European fee charged to all power producers and customers seeking access to the grid. Germany still favours a system whereby only exporters and importers would be charged an additional fee for a cross-border transaction. They want to ensure that "non-exporting generators and consumers not benefiting from imports are not charged with cross-border costs". EU Ministers wanted merely to "place costs on those responsible for them", which gave more leeway to the future system's designers. A fragile agreement was reached exactly two months ago in ...
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