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Large Electrics Call for 'Extraordinary Regulatory Treatment' for Blackout Overruns
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The Senate’s Mining and Energy Commission continued this Wednesday with the vote in particular on the bill that seeks to extend the coverage of the electricity subsidy, addressing a number of issues such as the increase in fines for electricity companies and others related to the financing needed to reach a greater number of vulnerable households with this benefit. During the discussion, the three opposition parliamentarians who are part of the …
Aelec, which brings together companies such as Endesa, Iberdrola and EDP España, has called for an "extraordinary regulatory treatment" to prevent the additional cost derived from the "reinforced operation" of Spain's Electric Network (REE) after the blackout of April 28 – estimated at around 200 million euros in a month – ending up unfairly affecting marketers and consumers.
The employer assures that the conservative strategy of the Electric Network includes a greater use of combined cycles and adjustment services, which increases costs
They estimate an increase in the cost of 200 million in a month MADRID, 11 (EUROPA PRESS) The employer Aelec, to which Endesa, Iberdrola and EDP belong Spain, has asked for an "extraordinary regulatory treatment" to prevent the extraordinary costs for the "enhanced operation" of the Spanish Electricity Network (REE) after the blackout of 28 [...] The entry The large electrics ask for "an extraordinary regulatory treatment" for the overcosts for …
The Association of Electrical Energy Companies (Aelēc), which brings together companies such as Iberdrola, Endesa and EDP, has called on Tuesday for an "extraordinary regulatory treatment" to stop the overruns that are being generated by the reinforced operation implemented by Spain's Electricity Network (REE) after the blackout of April 28. In a statement, Aelēc has expressed its concern about the strong economic impact that this operational st…
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