SocGen Loses Case Against French Electric Grid Fees

By Natalie Olivo · January 29, 2026, 2:27 PM EST

A European Union court upheld fees that French companies must pay to access the country's electric grid, ruling against banking giant Société Générale in holding that the payments don't amount to...

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