EU weighs windfall taxes on energy firms amid growing economic strain
EU ministers meeting in Dublin on Friday and Saturday are considering a windfall tax on energy companies, as price volatility continues to destabilise the economic outlook.
EU weighs windfall taxes on energy firms amid growing economic strain
EU ministers meeting in Dublin on Friday and Saturday are considering a windfall tax on energy companies, as price volatility continues to destabilise the economic outlook.
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