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Britain pays EU to rejoin electricity market: The Brexit reset cost
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Britain has agreed to pay into European Union development funds in return for rejoining the bloc's electricity market, according to a draft seen by The Telegraph. The money would help build roads, airports and green energy projects in poorer member states. In exchange, British energy firms would be able to trade freely in the EU's single electricity market. It is part of the Brexit reset.
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