The Handelsblatt business daily calls attention to the fact that electricity bills for German industrial companies have doubled in June 2021, from March 2020, from 35 euros per megawatt/hour to 70. The price is set by free trading at the Leipzig-based EEX energy stock exchange—which treats renewables preferentially against fossil energy sources.
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