Successful networking

Germany's virtually non-existent gas market has been given a shot in the arm by the country's network regulator, which has banned anti-competitive grid access contracts. Could this be the start of a success story, asks Oliver Holtaway

The German network regulator (BnetzA) has come out in support of new entrants to the German gas market, changing pipeline access rules in a move that could finally kick-start genuine competition. All existing pipeline access contracts must be adapted to fit the new system by October 1, 2007.

Under the co-operation agreement between grid operators struck last July, market participants were given the choice of using the old 'point-to-point' single capacity booking model, in which market

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