Swiss-EU electricity deal advances in parliament, promising market access and consumer choice.
The agreement is intended to allow Swiss providers to participate in the EU internal market.
Keystone / Claudio Thoma
The electricity agreement between Switzerland and the European Union has cleared its first hurdle in the Swiss Parliament. The Senate's Energy Committee decided to proceed with the bill by 6 votes to 4, with 3 abstentions.
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