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Brussel·lesFor days, the European Union and the member states have been discussing what measures should be included in the energy shock plan that they want to approve urgently before the cold arrives in Europe. Finally, last Friday, in the extraordinary council of the Ministers of Energy of the Twenty-seven, a minimum agreement was signed and, among others, the need to reduce the demand for electricity consumption in a coordinated way was agreed . Although this measure, as indicated last week by diplomatic sources, some states did not like it much if it was voluntary compliance, today an internal draft of the European Commission was leaked to Bloomberg which indicates that Brussels will propose to the states that it is mandatory.