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Germany’s new government is under pressure to restructure its electricity market, as neighboring countries like Sweden and Belgium argue that splitting the large market into zones could lower prices. Despite a report from EU grid operators recommending a division to enhance efficiency, German industry opposes changes, fearing increased costs in the industrial south. While early coalition drafts showed openness to reconfiguration, the final agreement maintained the current market structure, reflecting the complex balance of interests and the uncertainty it presents for the energy sector.
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