Spain ministry drops case to revoke Holaluz power retail license over EUR 4.39 million invoice dispute

Reuters2026/08/28 15:19

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Spain’s energy ministry closed proceedings that could have revoked Holaluz’s electricity retail authorization or forced a customer transfer.
All interim measures imposed when the case opened on July 16 were lifted with immediate effect upon notification.
The dispute centered on the enforceability of invoices from three suppliers totaling 4.39 million euros under a payment plan.
The ministry found no grounds for license termination or client transfer, citing full settlement of the disputed invoices.
Holaluz flagged a cash impact from a crisis-response decree that cut consumer VAT to 10% through June 30 while it paid 21% on purchases.

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Spain ministry drops case to revoke Holaluz power retail license over EUR 4.39 million invoice dispute

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