Russia Loses Bulk of WTO Challenge to EU Gas Pipeline Rules

Posted by Michelle Howard
Friday, August 10, 2018

Russia largely failed in its bid to overturn the European Union's gas market rules in a World Trade Organization ruling published on Friday.

Russia launched the dispute in 2014, claiming that the EU's "Third Energy Package" discriminated against its gas export monopoly Gazprom by requiring the "unbundling" of transmission assets and production and supply assets.

Either side can appeal within 60 days.

Reporting by Tom Miles

Categories: Shale Oil & Gas

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