The EU Commission adopts a decision imposing commitments on an undertaking to free up capacities at interconnection points to increase natural gas exports between countries (Transgaz)

Kasten, Tim

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6 Mar 2020

The EU Commission adopts a decision imposing commitments on an undertaking to free up capacities at interconnection points to increase natural gas exports between countries (Transgaz)

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EU Commission, Transgaz, Press Release, 6 March 2020

On 6 March 2020, the European Commission adopted a decision imposing commitments on Transgaz to free up capacities at interconnection points in order to allow for increased natural gas exports from Romania to Hungary and Bulgaria. According to the Commission’s press release, Transgaz the Romanian state-controlled natural gas transmission system operator allegedly abused its dominant position in the market for the

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Tim Kasten
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Tim Kasten, The EU Commission adopts a decision imposing commitments on an undertaking to free up capacities at interconnection points to increase natural gas exports between countries (Transgaz), 6 March 2020, e-Competitions Commitment Decisions, Art. N° 93990

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