Segmented European Energy Market Concentration: Industry Research Report

Segmented European Energy Market Concentration

Published Date: February 2008

Published By: Datamonitor

Page Count: 63

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Methodology: EU 27 markets; Austria; The Austrian power market is dominated by a consortium; Austria; Larger municipalities and merged suppliers dominate the Austrian gas markets; Belgium; The Belgian power market is overwhelmingly dominated by one supplier in both retail market segments; Belgium; The Belgian gas markets are characterized by high market concentration; Bulgaria; Kozloduy NPP is the major supplier to the Bulgarian power markets; Bulgaria; The Bulgarian gas markets are in the nascent stages of competition; Cyprus; EAC is the only supplier in the Cypriot power markets; Cyprus; Cyprus does not have a natural gas market; Czech Republic; CEZ dominates the domestic power market; Czech Republic; The Czech gas retail markets are dominated by subsidiaries of RWE; Denmark; The Danish B2B power market is relatively competitive; Denmark; Although open fully, the Danish gas markets are highly concentrated; Estonia; Eesti Energia monopolizes the Estonian power markets; Estonia; Competition in the Estonian gas markets is not yet a reality; Finland; The Finnish power markets are among the most competitive in Europe; Finland; Gas plays a minor role in the Finnish energy mix; France; The French power market is dominated by EDF; France; GDF dominates the French gas markets; Germany; The Verbund dominates the German power market, despite the existence of numerous other suppliers; Germany; The German gas markets are dominated by a few players; Greece; The Greek power market is monopolized by PPC; Greece; Due to a derogation from the EU, the Greek gas markets lack effective competition; Hungary; The Hungarian B2B power segment is characterized by regional monopolies; Hungary; Competition in the Hungarian gas markets is nascent; Ireland; ESB dominates the Irish power retail markets; Ireland; The Irish gas market is dominated by Bord Gais; Italy; Enel is the principle supplier in both the residential and commercial power retail markets; Italy; The Italian gas markets are largely competitive; Latvia; Latvenergo maintains a 100% hold on the Latvian power market; Latvia; Due to a derogation from the EU directives, there is no competition in the Latvian gas markets; Lithuania; The Lithuanian power market is highly concentrated, with two major power suppliers; Lithuania; Competition in the Lithuanian gas markets is nascent; Luxembourg; Cegedel dominates both the residential and commercial power markets in Luxembourg; Luxembourg; SOTEG dominates the Luxembourg gas markets; Malta; Due to an EU derogation, the Maltese power markets remain closed to competition; Malta; There is no gas market in Malta; Netherlands; Despite being liberalized completely, the Dutch power market is an oligopoly; Netherlands; Although there are numerous suppliers, the Dutch gas markets are dominated by three players; Poland; Integrated utilities dominate the Polish power markets; Poland; The Polish gas markets are dominated by POGC; Portugal; EDP dominates the Portuguese power markets; Portugal; Due to a derogation granted by the EU, the Portuguese gas markets remain closed to competition; Romania; SC Electrica is the principal supplier to the Romanian power markets; Romania; The Romanian gas markets are dominated by two regional suppliers; Slovakia; The Slovakian power market is highly concentrated, with three utilities dominating the sector; Slovakia; SPP is the monopoly supplier to the Slovakian gas markets; Slovenia; HSE dominates the Slovenian power retail markets; Slovenia; Geoplin dominates the Slovenian B2B gas retail market; Spain; Endesa and Iberdrola dominate the Spanish power retail markets; Spain; The Spanish gas markets are dominated by Gas Natural; Sweden; Despite being liberalized completely, three players dominate the Swedish power market; Sweden; The Swedish gas markets are dominated by two major suppliers; United Kingdom; As a result of its long history of liberalization, the UK power markets are fragmented; United Kingdom; The UK B2B gas market is highly competitive; Effective competition across the EU27 B2C power markets has not been achieved; There is a lack of competition across the EU27 B2B power markets; Effective competition across the EU27 B2C gas markets has not been achieved; There is a lack of competition across the EU27 B2B gas markets
APPENDIX: Definitions; Abbreviations; EU Country Abbreviations; Ask the analyst; Datamonitor consulting; Disclaimer
List of Figures: Figure 1: Effective competition across the EU27 B2C power markets has not been achieved; Figure 2: There is a lack of competition across the EU27 B2B power markets; Figure 3: Effective competition across the EU27 B2C gas markets has not been achieved; Figure 4: There is a lack of competition across the EU27 B2B gas markets

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