AMSTERDAM/BERLIN, June 20 (Reuters) – The Dutch government said on Thursday it would try to find another buyer or seek an IPO for the German arm of its state-owned electric grid company, after a sale to the German government foundered on Berlin’s budget strains.
The collapse of talks is a headache for grid company TenneT, which is pursuing a 160 billion euro ($171 billion) investment plan, Europe’s largest, and will hamper both countries’ efforts…
