Greek Productive Reconstruction, Environment & Energy Minister Panagiotis Lafazanis on Monday addressed the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Production and Trade and referring to the raise of the special duty for the reduction of gas emissions blamed the Regulatory Authority for Energy the way the issue was handled.
Lafazanis briefed the committee members that Public Gas Corporation will announce considerable natural gas rate reductions next month.
The reduction of energy rates is an important issue for the government, Lafazanis said, adding that the way out of the crisis is directly linked with energy rate reduction and all efforts will focus on this direction.
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