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ARTICLE · 09 MARCH 2016

Overview Of Yingding v. Sinopec Case*

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The lawsuit was filed before the Kunming Court in January 2014. Yingding claimed that Sinopec and Sinopec Yunnan Branch had failed to fulfil their obligations stipulated in the Renewable Energy Law...

ChinaAntitrust/Competition Law

Yunnan Yingding Bio-energy Co., Ltd. ("Yingding") is anabio-energy manufacturer. In the last years, Yingding claimed that Sinopec and the Yunnan branch of Sinopec's ("Sinopec Yunnan Branch") trading company had abused their market dominant position by refusing to incorporate the biodiesel they produced from waste cooking oil into Sinopec's distribution system, without justifiable reasons. The lawsuit was filed with Kunming Intermediate People's Court ("Kunming Court ")in China's Yunnan province.

In the first instance ruling, Kunming Intermediate People's Court ("Kunming Court") ruled against Sinopec, holding that the Yunnan branch of Sinopec's trading company was obligated to purchase and distribute the biofuel made by Yingding and abused its dominance in the sales market of refined oil by refusing to purchase the biofuel made by Yingding without justifiable reasons.

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