Cartelization definition

Cartelization means an act by market participants to form an association to control or attempt to control generation, distribution, sale or prices or transaction in electricity;
Cartelization means an act by Market Participants who, by agreement amongst themselves, limit or control or attempt to limit or control generation, distribution, sale, price or trade of electricity;
Cartelization means a collection of businesses that act together as a single producer and agree to

More Definitions of Cartelization

Cartelization means an act by market participants to form an association to control or attempt to control storage, transportation, distribution, marketing and sale or prices or transaction in gas;

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