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EU court to examine Swedish green-energy system

By Emily Waterfield ( February 27, 2013, 17:05 GMT | Insight) -- Sweden has asked Europe’s highest court to rule on whether a national program that promotes renewable energy discriminates unfairly against foreign companies. A question referred to the EU Court of Justice by a Swedish administrative court asks whether the “Swedish electricity certificate system” is compatible with the 2009 EU renewable energy directive. Brussels – Sweden has asked Europe’s highest court to rule on whether a national program that promotes renewable energy discriminates unfairly against foreign companies....

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