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Energy companies support government energy measures

Energy companies support government energy measures

Dutch energy companies, represented by industry association Energie-Nederland, have expressed support for the government's recently announced energy measures. The association praised the focus on sustainability and strategic autonomy, noting that the cabinet is effectively maintaining control over energy policy.

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