In just over seven years working in the sector, I have rarely seen the market “speak” so clearly. The case of an industrial consumer that decided not to migrate to the Free Energy Market because the operation would generate losses in the current year even with a 50% discount on network tariffs is not an anecdotal detail. It is an indicator of a regime shift.

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