The EU Commission accepts commitments to settle an investigation into conduct affecting Central and Eastern European gas markets (Gazprom)

Kasten, Tim

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24 May 2018

The EU Commission accepts commitments to settle an investigation into conduct affecting Central and Eastern European gas markets (Gazprom)

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EU Commission, Gazprom, Decision, AT. 39816, 24 May 2018

On 24 May 2018, the Commission adopted a decision accepting a number of commitments from Gazprom to address the Commission’s competition concerns regarding conduct by Gazprom that allegedly restricted the free flow of gas at competitive prices in Central and Eastern European gas markets. The decision follows a Statement of Objections (“SO”) sent by the Commission in 2015. The SO set out its preliminary view that Gazprom had breached EU competition law by

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Tim Kasten
Van Bael & Bellis (Brussels)

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Tim Kasten, The EU Commission accepts commitments to settle an investigation into conduct affecting Central and Eastern European gas markets (Gazprom), 24 May 2018, e-Competitions Remedies for unilateral conduct, Art. N° 87154

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