Energy Minister Miriam Dalli is facing growing public and political scrutiny after it emerged that Enemalta plc, Malta’s state-owned energy provider, has incurred losses reportedly exceeding €60 million in a failed carbon trading transaction. The deal, which involved a now-bankrupt Swiss intermediary, has left the company’s stock of carbon emission certificates practically worthless and raised questions about oversight, accountability, and risk management within Malta’s energy sector....
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