Why were the energy markets liberalised?
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“Energy markets in Europe were liberalised in the 1990s to improve efficiency and lower prices. Up until the 1990s, many countries had state-controlled energy monopolies, which often led to inefficiencies, high costs and lack of innovation.”
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