The electricity companies demand more data of the energy reform that Sánchez raises before the EU

Nuclear and hydropower will have regulated prices and gas will not mark the cost of electricity

The electricity sector maintains a more than eloquent silence on the energy reform that the Government of Sánchez has raised to Brussels to prevent gas from continuing to mark the cost of the electricity bill, as has happened in the most convulsive year that rates have suffered because of part of the war in Ukraine. The revolution that the Executive wants to apply affects the treatment received by nuclear and hydraulic power plants and that gas does not mark the final price of electricity. Renewables will fare better off in ways that benefit domestic consumers.

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