Natural Gas in the Internal Market: A Review of Energy Policy
Ernst Joachim Mestmäcker
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Ernst Joachim Mestmäcker
Abstract
Energy policy for natural gas in the internal market - an overview aims means of European energy policy in the light of the completion of the internal market the development of European energy policy - from the ECSC-Treaty to the internal market could the energy mix be optimized through competition or regulation? the structure of national gas industries instruments of regulation - the French gas industry, the British gas industry, the German gas industry, experiences with natural gas regulation competition in the US Federal System - lessons for Europe models of the organization accompanying regulation of gas markets in Europe European energy policy in community law the prospects for third party access in European gas markets compulsory open access in the gas industry - the special case of the Mediterranean countries orgnization of supply markets for natural gas in Europe, and critical review of legal policy arguments driving the discussion on third party access regional local distribution systems for natural gas.
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Energy policy for natural gas in the internal market - an overview aims means of European energy policy in the light of the completion of the internal market the development of European energy policy - from the ECSC-Treaty to the internal market could the energy mix be optimized through competition or regulation? the structure of national gas industries instruments of regulation - the French gas industry, the British gas industry, the German gas industry, experiences with natural gas regulation competition in the US Federal System - lessons for Europe models of the organization accompanying regulation of gas markets in Europe European energy policy in community law the prospects for third party access in European gas markets compulsory open access in the gas industry - the special case of the Mediterranean countries orgnization of supply markets for natural gas in Europe, and critical review of legal policy arguments driving the discussion on third party access regional local distribution systems for natural gas.
Key concepts: Energy policy, Natural gas, Competition (biology), Energy market, International trade, Domestic market, Energy law, Business