Comment: Transgaz case shows EU determination to crack open energy markets
By Arezki Yaïche and Giulia Bedini ( March 6, 2020, 16:58 GMT | Comment) -- Commitments made by Transgaz today to open up Romania’s natural gas market to its neighbors shows the European Commission’s determination to crack open national energy markets in favor of Europe-wide interconnections. The agreement should bring Central and Eastern European countries closer to an integrated gas market, marking a victory for EU antitrust regulators.Commitments made by Transgaz today to open up Romania’s natural gas market to its neighbors shows the European Commission’s determination to crack open national energy markets in favor of Europe-wide interconnections....
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