France announces €45bn effort to shield country from energy cost increases | France | The Guardian
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We Own It on X: "BREAKING🚨📈: The energy price cap is set to rise by another £830 to reach £2,800 in October. Skyrocketing energy bills aren't a fact of life - they're
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France caps energy price increase at 15% next year to shield consumers | Reuters
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Energy crisis: why French households are largely protected from soaring costs while British families struggle
France to uphold electricity price caps until early 2025
Price cap to remain significantly above £3,000 a year until at least 2024
Germany's Olaf Scholz defends €200billion energy cap after EU anger | World | News | Express.co.uk
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