https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6KlCzHE2F38
Severin Borenstein, a professor at Berkeley and chairman of a California Energy Commission panel that advises the agency on the state's fossil fuel market, answers the following questions:
• Should competition authorities prioritise their work for the benefit of fuel markets?
• What characterises competition in fuel markets?
• Have there been any competitive problems in the Californian fuel market?
• How can competition in fuel markets be increased? • How can competition authorities respond to coordinated behaviour?.
The interview was conducted in connection with a public meeting on the competitive conditions in the fuel market, held at Harpa on 20 September 2016. The meeting was held in connection with the Competition Authority's market investigation into the fuel market.
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