The Supreme Tribunal of Spain’s competition authority has issued a 2.6 million euro fine on natural gas company ‘Gas Natural’, determining it purposely sowed doubts among its clients over the competition’s legal overtures and offers. The company warned customers to take vague “precautions” through a series of letters sent by the company between May and September 2009. This was during a period of rapid liberalization in Spain’s energy sector which saw Gas Natural’s customer base shrink.
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