EU envoys on Monday didn’t finalize an agreement on a controversial bill that would revise the way the bloc taxes fuel and electricity.
Disagreements over parts of the bill, known as the Energy Taxation Directive, haven’t been resolved, and further discussions are required “at a political level,” according to people familiar with the negotiations.
Denmark, which is currently responsible for shepherding the bill through the EU’s legislative process, aims to get the bill formally approved when the EU’s finance ministers meet Nov. 13. It’s still possible for Denmark to get an agreement by then if it issues an ...