EU countries reach agreement on electricity reform

The countries of the European Union managed on Tuesday to unblock the reform of the electricity market, entrenched by a confrontation between Paris and Berlin over the treatment to be granted to nuclear power plants.

The Spanish Presidency of the Council of the EU achieved the agreement of all countries except Hungary, which abstained, with a last-minute proposal that managed to dispel Germany’s doubts about the possible competitive advantages that France could obtain through its nuclear power plants.

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