Government will cap electricity prices if prices keep rising, says Havlíček
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The government is prepared to set maximum electricity prices for both producers and suppliers should prices on the energy market keep rising. Minister Karel Havlíček said this on Sunday on the Partie program on CNN Prima News. irozhlas.cz ↗
The measure would apply to the entire price structure, meaning both electricity producers and suppliers. The government would resort to it if price increases on the energy market continued. Havlíček did not specify at what level any price cap would be set. ihned.cz ↗
Electricity prices have recently been rising again, and the government is therefore considering intervening in the market. So far it has not adopted any concrete measure regarding fuel prices. The Czech Republic wants to coordinate any action against their high prices with neighboring countries. seznamzpravy.cz ↗
Havlíček's statement represents a prepared crisis measure in case of further price increases. Whether a price cap will actually be introduced will depend on further developments on the energy market and on electricity prices. idnes.cz ↗
The measure would apply to the entire price structure, meaning both electricity producers and suppliers. The government would resort to it if price increases on the energy market continued. Havlíček did not specify at what level any price cap would be set. ihned.cz ↗
Electricity prices have recently been rising again, and the government is therefore considering intervening in the market. So far it has not adopted any concrete measure regarding fuel prices. The Czech Republic wants to coordinate any action against their high prices with neighboring countries. seznamzpravy.cz ↗
Havlíček's statement represents a prepared crisis measure in case of further price increases. Whether a price cap will actually be introduced will depend on further developments on the energy market and on electricity prices. idnes.cz ↗
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Havlíček: Při dalším růstu cen je vláda připravena zastropovat ceny elektřiny
denik.cz
| 14:25 13.09.
Vláda je připravena zastropovat ceny elektřiny, uvedl Havlíček. Stanovila by je v případě dalšího růstu
irozhlas.cz
| 14:22 13.09.
Vláda je připravena zastropovat ceny elektřiny. Zasáhne, pokud bude zdražování pokračovat, říká Havlíček
ihned.cz
| 14:18 13.09.
Havlíček připustil zastropování cen elektřiny. Vláda má zasáhnout při dalším zdražení
zpravy.aktualne.cz
| 13:48 13.09.
Vláda je při dalším zdražování elektřiny připravena zastropovat ceny, řekl Havlíček
idnes.cz
| 13:44 13.09.
Podváděl jste nemocné lidi, měl byste chodit kanálem. Hřib se v debatě o rozpočtu opřel do Havlíčka
forum24.cz
| 14:15 13.09.
Elektřina dál zdražuje. Vláda je připravena zastropovat ceny, Havlíček popsal plán
e15.cz
| 14:15 13.09.
Řvali, až vypadával mikrofon. Lídry rozpálil rozpočet i energie, zasáhnout musela moderátorka
blesk.cz
| 13:51 13.09.
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