The ICA identified two relevant markets, namely, the market for the distribution of electricity and the local markets for the retail supply of electricity. It then concluded that Enel, by holding a dominant position on the market for the distribution of electricity for the areas in which it held a distribution concession, had a position of " absolute strength " in the same areas with respect to the EPS. Interestingly, the ICA assessed Enel's market shares in a selection of areas in which it provided the EPS, and inferred from this assessment that it was " reasonable to assume " that Enel held significantly high market shares in each local market (albeit not clearly identified) in which it provided the EPS.