TFL Vsebine / Zbornik znanstvenih razprav

Razprava obravnava vpliv in mesto konkurenčnega prava na področju energetike. Ker je eneregetika gospodarski sektor, ki je reguliran, se dotika tudi tega, pa tudi liberalizacije. Vsebinsko je razdeljena na dva sklopa. V prvem sklopu so pojmovno in razvojno obravnavani regulacija, liberalizacija in konkurenčno pravo ter razmerja med predpisi, ki pomenijo sektorsko regulacijo, in predpisi s področja konkurenčnega prava. Obravnavani so različni liberalizacijski paketi v EU, tudi sektorsko poročilo iz leta 2007. V drugem sklopu avtor analizira novejšo prakso s področja konkurenčnega prava v EU in posebej obravnava sporazume o omejevanju konkurence, zlorabo prevladujočega položaja in v njenem okviru omejevanje potrošnikov, omejevanje v mreže. Posebej so analizirane dolgoročne pogodbe o dobavi z vsemi koraki za njihovo presojo, pa tudi konkurenčna problematika javnih podjetij in podjetij z izključnimi pravicami ter najnovejše protikonkurenčne prakse.

The paper deals with the influence and place of competition law in the energy sector. Since energy is considered an economic sector, which is regulated, it also touches the phenomenon of regulation itself, as well as the liberalization. In terms of content it is divided into two parts. The first set is of general and introductory character. It deals with regulation, liberalization and competition law from conceptual aspects and tackles the relationship between rules that constitute sectoral regulation and legislation in the field of competition law. The different packages liberalization in the EU, especially the sectoral report in 2007 are dealt with, as well. The second part goes deeper into the analysis of recent cases in the field of competition law in the EU. It deals with agreements which restrict competition, abuse of dominant position. In particular, it analyses the long-term supply contracts and all steps for their assessment, as well as the competitive problems of public undertakings and undertakings with exclusive rights, and the latest anti-competitive practices.