Competition Rules or Sector-Specific Regulation for the Liberalisation of the European Electricity Markets? With Reference to the English, Greek and German Third-Party Access Regimes

Vassiliki Koumpli Vassiliki Koumpli, PhD cand (Athens), LLM (London, Athens), LLB (Athens), is an Associate with the Hellenic Institute of International and Foreign Law and a member of the Athens Bar. The author is indebted to Dr Ioannis Lianos for his remarks on this article. The author can be contacted at [email protected].

Abstract

Are sector-specific rules required for the liberalisation of the electricity markets in Europe? This article provides an analysis of the reasons why sector-specific rules are important and examines how the two models of liberalisation, sector- specific regulation and competition rules, have been implemented in practice. The article examines the experience in three jurisdictions.

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