1/ Eurolectric, the Association of European incumbent energy firms, provides a distorted description of the Spanish proposal to reform electricity markets. Difficult to discuss false claims. They must have read another document… 
2/ One would expect incumbents to reject a proposal that weakens their market power to achieve competitive electricity prices for consumers. Still, corporate interests should be defended with sound arguments, not distortions. The much-needed debate is not possible otherwise.
3/ The energy discussion in Europe is now a fight between incumbents and consumers…Incumbents are few but have much to lose and are powerful …while consumers are many, they have much to gain but are weak...The @EU_Commission and the Member States should defend the #CommonGood
4/ #Competitiveness is part of this #CommonGood, but it's at risk 📢. Competitiveness is better protected through competitive energy prices set in well-designed markets whenever possible, than by entering a race with the US in supporting low-carbon investments with public money
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