European regulators are beginning to see that cooperation (between transmission grid operators) could help liquidity and competition in the market. Progress will be made in the next five years.

Competition has been shown to be useful
up to a certain point and no further,
but cooperation, which is the thing
we must strive for today,
begins where competition leaves off.

Honestly, the fix for this is a more robust grid. Entergy has not invested in transmission as I think it should. It's a standing issue I had as a regulator and still have with this company,

And he can help communicate with these institutions for cooperation in relation to financial matters.

There would have been certainly less employee attrition & internal friction, lesser competition creation because of the least number of entrepreneur incubation outside their companies in the market; if those employers had recruited, recognized, rewarded and retained the right talent at the right position within their organisation at any point of time in any generation.

There is a need for the European Union to use all potential we have on defense cooperation.