PPC Faces Additional EU Objections Over Alleged Competition Rule Breaches

By Public Technologies
  • European Commission sent Public Power Corporation a supplementary statement of objections on November 13, 2026, concerning alleged EU competition breaches.
  • Allegations cover July 2013 to December 31, 2019, before the Greek electricity market’s redesign under the EU Target Model.
  • The investigation began in February 2017; proceedings opened in March 2021, with initial objections issued in February 2024.
  • The supplementary objections do not prejudge the investigation’s outcome.
  • PPC will continue cooperating with the Commission while taking steps to defend its rights.


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