Italy's energy company Eni has successfully won an appeal against a €5 million ($5.3 million) antitrust fine imposed by the Italian Competition Authority (AGCM). The fine was related to alleged violations of a decree that prohibited unilateral increases in gas and electricity prices. The ruling was made by the Lazio regional court, which overturned the previous decision against Eni's retail unit, Plenitude. This legal victory comes amid ongoing scrutiny of the energy sector in Italy, as evidenced by recent investigations into other companies, including a probe into MSC's acquisition of Moby.