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A structural remedies plan put forward by the Italian energy company ENI, in answer to suspicions that it could be in breach of EU competition law, has been well received by the European Commission
Following an investigation, the European Commission (Commission) concluded that a preferential electricity tariff scheme in Sardinia which favoured three metal producing companies amounted to illegal state aid
On 29 September 2010, the European Commission announced that it would accept legally binding commitments offered by ENI SpA (ENI) to resolve a dispute over access to gas pipelines in the Italian market
