Green Golden Rule
18-06-2026 11:21 via energy-cities.eu

Green Golden Rule

In an unexpected turn of events – the sort that makes politics so fascinating, precisely because it is so chaotic – the European Commission has proposed a « green golden rule ». This rule means that public investment in the energy transition, namely all investment that will make us less dependent on external energy suppliers and all investment that will enhance the resilience of our energy systems, may, up to a certain extent, be excluded from the public deficit
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