Slovenian government extends electricity price caps

Slovenian government extends electricity price caps

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The government has extended and lowered the electricity price caps for households until the end of February, PM Robert Golob said after the cabinet session. This is to prevent electricity bills from rising in the winter following the introduction of a new system of electricity network charges. An emergency bill is planned for companies, CE Report quotes STA.

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