The Competition Authority (Konurentsiamet) has warned that Estonia’s electric vehicle (EV) charging market faces weak competition, rural access issues, and possible unfair practices, as companies battle for dominance in an evolving and high-risk sector.
At the same time, concerns go beyond mere market competition.
According to Annabell Carina Katalsepp, a legal expert with the authority’s administrative procedures division, the study identified questionable market practices and potential competition-harming activities.
Katalsepp said: “We are currently considering further steps based on the analysis results, but specific decisions will be made after discussions with market participants.”
While the nature of these activities is not detailed in the report, the Competition Authority has said it remains attentive to possible regulatory issues.
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