Published on 16.07.2022
Estimated reading time: 1 minute
Share this article on:
Concurrence » The president of the Swiss Gas Industry Association (Asig), Martin Schmid, rails once morest the Federal Competition Commission (Comco), responsible according to him for hindering a rapid supply of gas.
“For Comco, cartel law takes precedence, even in the event of a crisis,” said the liberal-radical states adviser in an interview published by the titles of CH Media. “It really irritated me that Comco did not agree to a pragmatic solution,” he continued, castigating the regulator for the “lost time”, during which gas prices continued to rise. increase.
The Graubünden senator now expects the additional costs of gas supply to be higher than the estimate of 500 to 800 million francs articulated at the end of June.
Vice-director of Comco, Carole Söhner-Bührer rejected Mr. Schmid’s criticism last night on German-speaking radio. Comco said from the start that it would be pragmatic regarding gas supply, but would not tolerate sales abuse, she said. ATS/AWP