This article examines the European Union competition law in the gas sector, particularly the issue of abuse of dominant position, as it has been developed, through the building the single market, secondary legislature and the case law. It discusses the key challenges of the natural monopoly of gas supply in the current single market. In the article is shown duality between the EU law and international economic relations with the external actors through the case of Gazprom.
Contents
Abstract.
Introduction .
I. Abuse of dominant position.
a. Article 102 TFEU.
b. Enforcement of Article 102 TFEU.
II. The “Energy Europe” as a single block.
III. Abuse of dominant position in gas sector. Case law.
IV. Commission’s investigation on the Gazprom’s case.
Conclusion.
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