Five countries pushed back against the European Commission's plans over what they see as an increasingly centralised vision for planning Europe’s future electricity, according to a document seen by Euronews.
Bulgaria, Finland, France, Poland and Sweden argue that the European Union’s green transition risks becoming slower, more expensive and less secure if Brussels attempts to command grid development from the centre. Instead, they are proposing a Europe of coordinated regions rather than a fully centralised energy union.
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