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Almost all of Finland's 77 electricity distribution companies started a massive legal battle three years ago over the Energy Authority's decision to weaken the companies' so-called reasonable level of return for the years 2022–2023. The Market Court asked the EU Court for its opinion on the matter. The decision that has now come is a cold shower for electricity distribution companies.
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Almost all of Finland's 77 electricity distribution companies started a massive legal battle three years ago over the Energy Authority's decision to weaken the companies' so-called reasonable level of return for the years 2022–2023. The Market Court asked the EU Court for its opinion on the matter. The decision that has now come is a cold shower for electricity distribution companies.