España/Portugal: Regulador portugués revela “Sospechas” por manipulación de mercado eléctrico compartido
La agencia reguladora de energía en Portugal, ERSE, ha revelado ciertas “sospechas” de manipulación de los precios del mercado mayorista de electricidad que el país comparte con su vecino, España, a través del Mercado Ibérico de Electricidad (MIBEL). El regulador ha expresado estas dudas a la Agencia Europea para la Cooperación de los Reguladores de Energía (ACER), así como a la CNMC de España.
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