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Die Gasversorgung sieht sich mit zwei widerstreitenden Zielen konfrontiert: auf der einen Seite die Liberalisierung und wettbewerbskonforme Ausgestaltung bislang monopolistisch organisierter Märkte, die zu deutlich sinkenden Bereitstellungskosten und Energiepreisen führen soll; auf der anderen...

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