Spain is doing its work to reduce the share of fossil fuels in its mix.
In three years, they have gone from 25% to around 10% to 12% of the total, replaced by renewable energies, wind and solar.
In principle cheaper sources and yet the bill is increasing.
On July 21, the price of megawatt hour reached an all-time high of 106.57 euros.
What annoy the consumer and even, warns the Spanish government,
"threaten the energy transition".
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This is in any case the complaint of the Minister for Energy Transition, which we have just learned that she wrote on June 29 to the Vice-President of the European Commission, Frans Timmermans.
"Consumers do not understand why the efforts to deploy renewable energies do not translate more directly and immediately into a reduction in electricity bills",
worries the Minister.
Teresa Ribera calls in Brussels for a reform of the rules governing the setting of prices
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