Gazprom might have abused dominance in EU, European Commission rules

Gazprom might have charged unfair gas prices and abused dominance, the European Commission (EC) has said after completing a probe into possible abuse of monopoly power by the Russian gas giant in some Central and Eastern European countries.

Whether or not to impose a fine the Commission will decide after studying Gazprom’s response to the statement of objections and considering its comments.

“The Commission's provisional findings are that these practices constitute an abuse of Gazprom's dominant market position prohibited

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