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Englanniksi puhutaan Windfall maksusta 200 €/MWh ylittäville sähkötuloille. Onko tuo nyt sitten "hintakatto"?
FT:n uutisessa ei puhuttu mitään 10% säästöstä. Sen sijaan oli juttua valtioiden velvoitteesta rajoittaa kulutusta 5% huippukulutustuntien aikana.
"Brussels is seeking to move ahead with a windfall levy on European electricity companies by setting a threshold at less than half the current market rates.
In draft proposals seen by the Financial Times, the European Commission recommends that governments impose a levy on revenues generated by non-gas electricity producers when market prices exceed €200/MWh. The current spot price for electricity in Germany, the regional benchmark, is above €450/MWh. Excess revenues would be redistributed to help companies and households."
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FT:n uutisessa ei puhuttu mitään 10% säästöstä. Sen sijaan oli juttua valtioiden velvoitteesta rajoittaa kulutusta 5% huippukulutustuntien aikana.
"Brussels is seeking to move ahead with a windfall levy on European electricity companies by setting a threshold at less than half the current market rates.
In draft proposals seen by the Financial Times, the European Commission recommends that governments impose a levy on revenues generated by non-gas electricity producers when market prices exceed €200/MWh. The current spot price for electricity in Germany, the regional benchmark, is above €450/MWh. Excess revenues would be redistributed to help companies and households."
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EU seeks windfall tax threshold for electricity groups well below market rate
European Commission wants to hit non-gas power generators with levy to help households through energy crisis
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