Abstract
City pipeline gas has significant natural monopoly properties and regional characteristics. This paper sorted out the administrative law enforcement cases of abuse of market dominance in the field of urban pipeline gas in the three years from 2020 to 2022, and found that the acts of Article 17 (5) and (4) of the Anti-Monopoly Law accounted for the highest proportion, and the punishment was generally mild, and most of them were private enterprises. At the same time, the corresponding regulatory implications are studied and proposed, that is, strengthening the supervision of natural monopoly enterprises extending upstream and downstream links, introducing qualified enterprises in franchise operation, and making full use of information technology to improve regulatory capabilities and regulatory efficiency.
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