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Der Bundesrat hat das totalrevidierte Energiegesetz per 1. Januar 2018 in Kraft gesetzt. Gleichzeitig mit dem revidierten Energiegesetz werden drei neue und sechs revidierte Verordnungen im Energiebereich in Kraft gesetzt. Erhöhung Netzzuschlag Das revidierte...
The Energy team at Mason Hayes & Curran invites AEEC members, clients and guests to Dublin for the AEEC Spring Conference 2018, to be held at the Herbert Park Hotel, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4 on Monday 16 April 2018. Every year, the AEEC Spring Conference serves as an...
Memos are sometimes very useful. This holds true also for the case of the high voltage power cable cartel. On 02/04/2014, the EU Commission imposed fines on European as well as Japanese and Korean producers of high voltage power cables. Even though quite some time has...
Of key relevance is the inescapable truth that the UK’s energy system is heavily integrated with that of continental Europe, and Ireland. Connected by subsea electricity interconnectors and gas pipelines, the UK’s energy security of supply has a mutual dependency on...
On Monday, 13 November 2017, at The Plaza Hotel in Tirana, it was held the annual Autumn Conference of AEEC. The conference was hosted by our member firm Optima Legal & Financial and moderated by AEEC Chairman Prof. Christian Held and Mr. Ilir Daci, Partner at Optima...
Becker Büttner Held (BBH) and Shakespeare Martineau published on the 21 of November a joint study with the title “Brexit Energy Insights” which the same day has been discussed in a roundtable at BBH Brussels with selected experts from Great Britain and Brussels....
Battery storage is currently attracting much publicity and significant levels of investment. However, the Call for Evidence on a smart flexible energy system and the subsequent joint HM Government and Ofgem publication Smart Systems and Flexibility Plan published last...
With the possible exception of nuclear, the energy sector has not been one of the Brexit battlegrounds so far, at least in the UK. Maybe that’s because it’s different to other sectors of the economy. I would suggest there might be 5 reasons for that: ...
Interview with Joan Prat M.S. How long have you been a member of AEEC? J.P. Our law firm has been a member of AEEC since its formation, from day one so to speak. M.S. How do you think you as a law firm based in Barcelona benefit the most from AEEC? J.P. We benefit the...
In the 2016 Capacity Market auction, approximately 500 MW of battery storage projects were awarded contracts. It is anticipated that the number will increase significantly this year. However, proposed changes to the Capacity Market rules proposed by the Department for...
Neuerungen im Schweizer Energierecht
AEEC Spring Conference 2018: an invitation to Dublin
New developments regarding the high voltage power cables cartel
Brexit Insights – the Impact of Brexit on the Energy Sector
AEEC Autumn Conference 2017
Brexit Energy Insights – a joint study by Becker Büttner Held (BBH) and Shakespeare Martineau
Removing Barriers to Electricity Storage
Is Energy Different? Implications of Brexit for the Sector by Andrew Whitehead, Shakespeare Martineau
Interview with Joan Prat
Proposed change to Capacity Market rules will cause a potential headache for battery storage developers
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