European Energy Law Report

doi:10.1017/9781839704635

The European Energy Law Reports are an initiative taken by the organisers of the European Energy Law Seminar which has been organised on an annual basis since 1989 in the Netherlands. The aim of this seminar is to present an overview of the most important legal developments in the field of international, EU and national energy and climate law. Whereas the first seminars concentrated mostly on internal energy market developments, the focus has now expanded to include analyses involving energy investments, security and consumer protection and a reflection on the changing nature of energy law.

This approach is reflected in the Reports.

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Frontmatter
pp i-iv
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Preface
pp v-vi
- By Martha M. Roggenkamp, Catherine Banet
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Contents
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List of Abbreviations
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List of Contributors
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Introduction
pp 1-8
- By Martha M. Roggenkamp, Catherine Banet
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PART I - INTERNAL ENERGY MARKET AND CLIMATE CHANGE: JUDICIAL AND LEGISLATIVE DEVELOPMENTS
pp 9-10
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Chapter I - Review of Recent EU Case Law in the Energy Sector
pp 11-38
- By Berend Jan Drijber
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Chapter II - Corporate Climate Change Litigation in the Energy Sector: Issues, Trends and Developments
pp 39-66
- By Suryapratim Roy, Matteo Fermeglia
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Chapter III - Critical Review of the EU ‘Fit for 55’ Package
pp 67-88
- By Ruprecht Brandis
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Chapter IV - Europe’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM): From Design to Implementation
pp 89-110
- By Michael Mehling
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PART II - ENERGY SUPPLIERS AND THE ENERGY SUPPLY CHAIN
pp 111-112
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Chapter V - The Supplier of Last Resort in the Netherlands: Developments and Observations
pp 113-138
- By René van ’t Hoft
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Chapter VI - Bankruptcies of Energy Suppliers in Belgium: Causes, Consequences and Mitigation
pp 139-160
- By David Haverbeke, Guillian Baclin
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Chapter VII - The EU Critical Raw Materials Act: Opportunities and Challenges
pp 161-180
- By Anna-Alexandra Marhold, Epistimi Oikonomopoulou
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PART III - ENERGY RELATIONS BETWEEN THE EU AND THIRD COUNTRIES
pp 181-182
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Chapter VIII - EU-Swiss Legal Relations: Might We Get an Electricity Agreement After All?
pp 183-198
- By Brigitta Kratz, Christa Tobler
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Chapter IX - Challenges of a Non-EU TSO Operating in the European Electricity Transmission System: The Case of Switzerland
pp 199-218
- By Stefanie Zubler
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Chapter X - The Energy Community Treaty and the Implementation of the EU Electricity Acquis
pp 219-246
- By Fokke Elskamp, Anna Butenko, Juliusz Kowalczyk
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PART IV - ENERGY SYSTEMS AND SYSTEM SECURITY
pp 247-248
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Chapter XI - System Flexibility and Underground Storage of Compressed Air
pp 249-286
- By Astrid Hartwijk, Laura Kaschny, Frederik Lenskjold Olsen, Martha M. Roggenkamp
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Chapter XII - Energy Islands in the North Sea: To Be or Not To Be?
pp 287-324
- By Niels Peter Berg, Lotte Bosschieter, Angelo Goethals, Margit Rankin Malmsteen, Martha M. Roggenkamp
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Chapter XIII - Protecting Offshore Energy Infrastructure: Legal Foundations for Regulatory Approaches in the EU
pp 325-344
- By John Paterson
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Chapter XIV - Cybersecurity in the European Electricity System: The Role of the NIS2 Directive
pp 345-362
- By Henri van Soest
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Frontmatter
pp i-iv

Preface
pp v-vi

Contents
pp vii-xviii

List of Abbreviations
pp xix-xxiv

List of Contributors
pp xxv-xxviii

Introduction
pp 1-8

PART I - INTERNAL ENERGY MARKET AND CLIMATE CHANGE: JUDICIAL AND LEGISLATIVE DEVELOPMENTS
pp 9-10

Chapter I - Review of Recent EU Case Law in the Energy Sector
pp 11-38

Chapter II - Corporate Climate Change Litigation in the Energy Sector: Issues, Trends and Developments
pp 39-66

Chapter III - Critical Review of the EU ‘Fit for 55’ Package
pp 67-88

Chapter IV - Europe’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM): From Design to Implementation
pp 89-110

PART II - ENERGY SUPPLIERS AND THE ENERGY SUPPLY CHAIN
pp 111-112

Chapter V - The Supplier of Last Resort in the Netherlands: Developments and Observations
pp 113-138

Chapter VI - Bankruptcies of Energy Suppliers in Belgium: Causes, Consequences and Mitigation
pp 139-160

Chapter VII - The EU Critical Raw Materials Act: Opportunities and Challenges
pp 161-180

PART III - ENERGY RELATIONS BETWEEN THE EU AND THIRD COUNTRIES
pp 181-182

Chapter VIII - EU-Swiss Legal Relations: Might We Get an Electricity Agreement After All?
pp 183-198

Chapter IX - Challenges of a Non-EU TSO Operating in the European Electricity Transmission System: The Case of Switzerland
pp 199-218

Chapter X - The Energy Community Treaty and the Implementation of the EU Electricity Acquis
pp 219-246

PART IV - ENERGY SYSTEMS AND SYSTEM SECURITY
pp 247-248

Chapter XI - System Flexibility and Underground Storage of Compressed Air
pp 249-286

Chapter XII - Energy Islands in the North Sea: To Be or Not To Be?
pp 287-324

Chapter XIII - Protecting Offshore Energy Infrastructure: Legal Foundations for Regulatory Approaches in the EU
pp 325-344

Chapter XIV - Cybersecurity in the European Electricity System: The Role of the NIS2 Directive
pp 345-362

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