Skip to content

Swiss Chinese Law Association — Geneva

SCLA | Swiss Chinese Law Association

Legal Observatory / Investment and Business

Legal Update European Union Status unclear

European Commission Sends Supplementary Statement of Objections to PPC Over Alleged Predatory Pricing

The European Commission issued a Supplementary Statement of Objections to Greek electricity provider PPC regarding predatory pricing in the wholesale electricity market.

What Changed

  • The European Commission sent a Supplementary Statement of Objections to Public Power Corporation S.A. ('PPC').
  • The objections target alleged predatory pricing behavior by PPC.
  • The conduct under investigation occurred in the Greek wholesale electricity market.

The European Commission has sent a Supplementary Statement of Objections to Public Power Corporation S.A. ('PPC'), an electricity provider based in Greece. The procedural step relates to allegations of predatory pricing by PPC within the Greek wholesale electricity market. The source text does not specify potential penalties, specific dates of alleged conduct, or further case details.

Who May Be Affected

Public Power Corporation S.A. ('PPC') and participants in the Greek wholesale electricity market.

Cross-Border Context

EU-level antitrust enforcement by the European Commission concerning wholesale energy market practices in Greece.

What to check next

  • Monitor future official announcements from the European Commission for full details regarding the investigation and any final decisions.

This article provides general information and does not constitute legal advice. Consult the official text and obtain advice appropriate to your circumstances where needed.

Keep the issues that matter to you in view

Subscribe to SCLA updates and choose your interests.