EU Considers Lower Energy Taxes as Hormuz Crisis Drives Costs Higher

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The European Commission is preparing to adopt next week a policy paper to recommend lowering energy taxes and grid charges as the EU looks to reduce the impact of the Hormuz crisis on households and industry, sources familiar with the plan told Bloomberg on Monday. Various EU member states have already taken steps to support households and businesses in uncoordinated national measures to blunt the impact of the second major energy crisis in four years. Now the Commission is set to adopt on April 22 a policy paper that would outline recommendations…

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