Italy Fines Utility €5 Million on 2022 Power Market Manipulation

Italy’s energy regulator fined A2A SpA €5 million ($5.8 million) for market manipulation dating back to Europe’s energy crisis in 2022, finding that the company held back some gas plants from the market, pushing power prices higher.

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