Businesses and energy companies launched a new alliance in Bern on Wednesday to back an electricity agreement with the European Union (EU).
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Businesses and energy companies launched a new alliance in Bern on Wednesday to back an electricity agreement with the European Union (EU). The group says the deal is key to ensuring a secure and affordable electricity supply.
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September 9, 2026 - 15:55
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