NEWS | Wednesday, 01 July 2009 Financial estimates tabled in parliament this week by Austin Gatt reveal that the national energy provider will have lost €133 million in 27 months by the end of this year. This raises disconcerting questions regarding the corporation’s viability as a national asset, and even its ownership. Is Enemalta owned by the State? Or by the banks which finance 70% of its operations? >> Doubts remain on Simshar inquiry Sicilian fishermen to be arraigned today Shipyards saga a case of ‘management by crisis’ – Dalli Union blasts Arts Council’s €6/hour wage freeze Enemalta increases price of fuel Social partners warn against repetition of utility bills fiasco Forced cohabitation: the Maltese anomaly
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