In a new book, Petar Petrov sheds light on the roots of Europe’s energy dependence on Russia and the challenges it poses. He does so through a historical, geopolitical and competition law lens. He examines market dynamics, market structure, Gazprom’s strategic role, and the growing tensions between energy security and European integration. This book also examines various challenges faced by the European Commission regarding efficient public enforcement in gas markets, with a particular focus on the Commission’s Gazprom decision, and points to the role of competition law in ensuring the functioning of the single gas market.
