ROME (Reuters) – The Italian government plans to allow utilities to go ahead with changes to expiring gas and electricity supply contracts which the antitrust authority had suspended, according to a draft decree seen by Reuters. It will however extend by two months to June 30 a suspension to changes made to non-expiring contracts, the document read, as it seeks to help firms and households cope with soaring energy prices. Italy’s antitrust authority earlier this month had targeted several companies, including Eni and Enel for alleged violations in price setting, alleging their conduct contrave…