Commission intervenes to reduce spiking energy prices, compensations in the plans
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The European Commission decided on an emergency energy market intervention to control and reduce the rising energy prices. The executive body issued three immediate measures that will see excess revenues from the fossil-fuel sector returning to affected companies. Rail companies can also benefit from the surplus revenues returned to end users.
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Railways, by far, by nature, the safest and most energy effective, on shore transport device, no longer shall be obstructed, by old standards, technicalities optimal when steam was shifted out!
(Electrification, yes, but a timely, etc.!)
High risks, stops, disturbings, now imposed by “state of the art” technicalities, is forcing ware owners to use on road trucks, at distances, as far as 1000 km from Port.
No subsidies can compensate for current low quality at service, rendered by railways!
No subsidies can or will compensate for current low quality at service, rendered!
Devastatingly, no longer sustainably, sudden unplanned stops, disturbing, at the railways, is forcing ware owners to use on road trucks, at distances, as far as 1000 km from Port.
Railways, by far, by nature, the safest and most energy effective, on shore transport device, shall not be obstructed, by old standards, technicalities optimal when steam was shifted out!
(Electrification, yes, but a timely, etc.!)