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Erasing Electricity Consumption Is Extremely Costly, According to the Court of Auditors
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As is often the case, the Court of Auditors does not mingle its words when it refers to the relevance of the mechanism currently in place for the removal of electricity consumption in Hexagon. The independent institution, which recognises the importance of this mechanism for the stability of the network, nevertheless deplores excessive and unjustified public aid, which would amount to €430 million since 2018. €430 million. This is the cost of th…
The Court of Auditors considers that the systems supporting consumer erasures have generated excessive remuneration, without demonstrating real gains for the electrical system, and calls for a better framework for future mechanisms.
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