EU Energy Law - Vol I
The Internal Energy Market
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The European Energy Union
This book explores the institutional and legal framework for the creation of a European Energy Union, whose aim is to achieve affordable, secure and sustainable energy.
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EU Energy Law Volume I - The Internal Energy Market
ISBN/ISSN: 9789077644003
Edited by:
Christopher Jones
Deputy Director General, DG ENER, EC
Written by:
Anthony Doherty, Senior Energy Economist, EBRD, Benedikt Ennser, Legal Department, EControl, Austria, Floris Gräper, Head of Regulation, Gas Transport Services, Erlendas Grigorovic, Financial services and antitrust matters, DG COMP, EC, Christopher Jones, Deputy Director General, DG ENER, EC, Lena Sandberg, Of Counsel, Gibson Dunn, Brussels, Jan Papsch, Policy & Legal Officer, EC, Ernst Tremmel, Wiltschek Rechtsanwälte, Wien / ACER, ERI Coordination Group, Ruben Vermeeren, DG ENER, European Commission, William Webster, Head of EU Power Market Design and Regulation, RWE Supply and Trading
Highlights
- Leading title on the subject
- Written by key commission officials and practitioners
- Describes all new Commission initiatives on IEM
- A ‘must have’ for all working with and in the IEM field
RELP - Renewable Energy Law & Policy Subscription
ISBN/ISSN: 1869-4942
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EU Energy Law Volume II - EU Competition Law and Energy Markets
ISBN/ISSN: 9789491673238
Edited by
Christopher Jones
Deputy Director General, DG ENER, EC
Written by:
Leigh Hancher, Of Counsel, Allen & Overy, Amsterdam; Professor of Law, University of Tilburg, Adrien de Hauteclocque, Referendaire, General Court of the European Union (Cabinet of judge van der Woude), Christopher Jones
Deputy Director General, DG ENER, EC, Lars Kjølbye, Partner, Latham & Watkins, Brussels, Valerie Landes, Counsel, Bredin Prat, Brussels, Francesco Salerno, Senior Attorney, Cleary Gottlieb, Brussels, Lena Sandberg, Of Counsel, Gibson Dunn, Brussels
Highlights
- The new edition of this highly acclaimed publication gives a comprehensive update and analysis of European law as it affects competition in EU energy markets.
- Includes detailed update of major developments on state aid also applicable to renewable energy support schemes
- Latest key decisions such as the UK Hinkley Point nuclear reactor
- A “must-buy” for the competition law professional
EEJ - The European Energy Journal Subscription
ISBN/ISSN: 2211-9175
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European Energy Studies Volume XI - The Security of Europe’s Oil and Gas Supply
ISBN/ISSN: 9789077644430
Part 2: The contribution of natural gas to secure and cost-effective decarbonisation of Europe’s energy supply. Persistent tensions in EU-Russia relations have led to significant misgivings about the security of gas supplies. However, careful and systematic analysis shows that in fact the security of Europe’s gas supplies has consistently improved in the past two decades thanks to the success of the process of creation of a single, transparent and competitive European gas market. Notwithstanding two significant episodes of interruption of Russian gas supplies to Europe, the diversification of Russian export routes and belated acceptance on the part of Gazprom of the inevitability of complying with EU rules has completely changed supply conditions. Globally an upsurge of investment in LNG projects is leading to the formation of a global gas market in which cargoes can flexibly be redirected to accommodate unforeseen developments. In the context of Europe’s drive towards decarbonisation, gas provides a flexible source that can compensate the intermittency of new renewables and substitute for coal with substantial reduction in emissions. Unless European attitudes towards nuclear change, total elimination of reliance on fossil fuels for power production is impossible and gas will still have an important role to play.
Written by
Giacomo Luciani
Scientific Advisor, Master in International Energy, School of International Affairs, Sciences-Po, Paris;
Adjunct Professor of International Affairs at the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies in Geneva
Highlights
- A very up to date overview of the role of Oil and Gas in a changing world, with focus on security, logistics, elasticity, investments
- Covers the recent evolution of global oil production