
The Minister of the Environment and Energy Security announces the CDM's green light to the price cap on the price of gas
Minister Gilberto Pichetto Fratin announces that from January the measures of the decree will allow an average reduction of around 15 euros per megawatt hour, after the CDM's green light for the price cap on the price of gas.
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The Council of Ministers has given the green light to the provision that inserts a price cap on the price of gas, with measures that from January will allow an average reduction of around 15 euros per megawatt hour.
Starting from January, overall, the measures of the decree (bills, editor's note) will allow an average reduction of around 15 euros per megawatt hour. It is a first concrete step to support our country system, consumers and the productive fabric.
This was stated in a statement by the Minister of the Environment and Energy Security, Gilberto Pichetto Fratin, after the meeting of the Council of Ministers which gave the green light to the provision which inserted the price cap on the price of gas.

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The Meloni government launched the Bills decree with three measures against high energy costs: a cap on gas used to produce electricity when it exceeds 58.9 euros per megawatt hour, the transfer of the benefits of energy produced at lower costs to bills and strict limits on the transfer of costs to consumers. The measure will last eighteen months with gradual exit.

The Council of Ministers approved the Bills law decree with urgent measures to reduce the cost of electricity and gas. Starting from January, the measures will allow an average reduction of around 15 euros per megawatt hour, according to minister Gilberto Pichetto Fratin.

The Council of Ministers approved the Bill bis decree which introduces a cap on the price of gas for thermoelectric generation at 58.9 euros per MWh, on the Spanish model, to reduce the cost of electricity for families and businesses through partial reimbursement of natural gas costs. The measures will allow an average reduction of around 15 euros per megawatt hour starting from January.

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