By Plenary Sessions: Marek Reinaas

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Support is provided for the digitalization of the economy, particularly the transition to e-invoicing, while taking into account the software development costs incurred by retail and wholesale companies. During the discussion, the ministry's extensive dialogue with the Association of Traders was mentioned, indicating that business interests were considered during the planning of the transition.

Economic perspectives stress the importance of market functionality and simplifying regulations for producers, aiming to achieve lower electricity prices for consumers. They view the actual electricity supply on the market as a more significant price driver than taxation (specifically VAT), thus supporting market-driven solutions. The ultimate objective is to guarantee the lowest possible energy costs for consumers.

Economic considerations center on enhancing competition oversight and minimizing the administrative burden of regulation. Preference is given to solutions that are resource-efficient and rely on established practice, while simultaneously ensuring the processing of domestic violations.