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Italy's government has approved a new plan to help lower electricity bills for families and businesses. The plan was announced on Monday, November 9, by Italy's energy minister. It will take effect starting in January. Leaders hope it will ease the pain of rising energy costs that have made daily life harder for many Italians.
Italy's government approved a set of new measures on Monday, November 9, aimed at lowering electricity bills for both households and businesses starting in January. Energy Minister Gilberto Pichetto Fratin announced the plan after it received cabinet approval. The move comes as rising natural gas prices have pushed power costs higher across the country, putting financial pressure on millions of Italian families.