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Now playing Next Europe News Brussels unveils measures to capture energy profits but delays gas cap The European Commission is still studying the potential risks of a broad cap on all gas imports entering the bloc. 14/09/2022
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Now playing Next Europe News Energy ministers discuss savings and caps to curb power prices A proposal to establish a price cap on Russian gas has become divisive and is likely to be discarded. 08/09/2022
Now playing Next Europe News Brussels mulls price cap on renewables and nuclear power to curb bills The exceptional measure should be accompanied by an EU-wide plan to reduce electricity consumption. 02/09/2022
