The prices were supposed to balance out the hidden costs of conventional power, from pollution to decades of coal subsidies. (slate.com)
Tuesday, December 5, 2017: The Estonian EU Presidency has opened the door to allowing massive coal subsidies in the new EU power market rules, proposing changes eliminating the carbon intensity threshold for existing coal plants at the 11th hour of negotiations. (beyond-coal.eu)
The position on the market design opens the door to allowing massive coal subsidies in the new EU power market rules. (caneurope.org)