Federal Antimonopoly Service to look into MRSK Ural’s case
27 January 2009 (09:20)
Sverdlovsk Region’s division of Federal Antimonopoly Service is to consider the claim laid against MRSK Ural (the interregional network distribution company) on January 27, 2009. The company is suspected of violating Article 10 (part 1) of the Federal Bill 135 on Protection of Competition (as of July 26, 2006).
The alleged violation consisted in making Uralelectromed reconcile with inconvenient terms of an agreement on technological connection (to be provided by MRSK Ural). Then, the defendant is suspected of inflicting upon Uralelectromed the similarly inconvenient terms of maintenance responsibilities and proprietary regulations, that is, the defendant allegedly insisted on changing the reliability category of the electric power supply, the spokesperson for Sverdlovsk Region’s division of Federal Antimonopoly Service reports.
The alleged violation consisted in making Uralelectromed reconcile with inconvenient terms of an agreement on technological connection (to be provided by MRSK Ural). Then, the defendant is suspected of inflicting upon Uralelectromed the similarly inconvenient terms of maintenance responsibilities and proprietary regulations, that is, the defendant allegedly insisted on changing the reliability category of the electric power supply, the spokesperson for Sverdlovsk Region’s division of Federal Antimonopoly Service reports.
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