A few weeks before the European elections, the EU brought one of the larger reform projects over the last hurdle – the electricity market reform. It is intended to prevent sudden crises on the energy markets in the future, but at the same time make the expansion of renewable energies more predictable and reliable for everyone involved – for example by introducing so-called contracts for difference. How exactly does this work? And what does that mean for Europeans? The most important questions and answers.
What the EU electricity market reform means for consumers – Economy
