Legal Challenges in an Evolving Regulatory Framework
Over the past few years, we have observed more vigorous legislative activity in the EU energy sector in response to the energy crisis and the acceleration of the energy transition.
These new developments bring not only new opportunities but also new regulatory challenges that make an adequate assessment and review necessary. If you wonder, as a NRA legal expert or even non-lawer, what the possible consequences might be for NRAs and their regulatory practice, then this Specialised CEER Training will provide you with an update on a selection of European energy regulatory developments. The course also focuses on judicial and quasi-judicial reviews of administrative actions with an update on the European Court’s energy cases.
Benefits of the Course
Who should
attend
This
course is designed for legal experts from National Regulatory Authorities
(NRAs) but is also open for non-lawyers who want to deepen their knowledge on
relevant legal issues. Representatives from ACER and the European Commission
are also welcome to join.
Valuable insights
In-depth discussions during the course will cover:
- An overview and state of play of legislative packages and strategies;
- Electricity Market Design Reform;
- The Hydrogen and Decarbonised Gas Markets Package;
- Renewable Energy & Energy Efficiency Directives;
- Grid Action Plan.
Key take-aways
Practical Infos
What's included?
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CEER Academy Certificate
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Real life case studies
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Hands-on assignments
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Access to rich materials
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Group work activities
Fees & Details
- Format: Onsite
- Preparation hours: 6
- Days of training: 2
- Training hours: 15
- LEVEL: B
- Course fees:
€960 or 2 training credits for members;
€1200 for non-members - Language: English
Location
Registration Deadline
Course Context
Course Context
Course Context
Course Context
Course Context
Course Context
Course Context
- The highly debated topic of the reform of the Electricity Market Design;
- The difficulties and challenges in the Implementation of the acts following the EU Green Deal, the European Climate Pact and Law, the Fit for 55 package (e.g. the Hydrogen and Gas Markets Decarbonisation Package, the Renewables Directive, the Energy Efficiency Directive);
- Implementing the Grid Action Plan; CBCA Guidance and Anticipatory investment.
The changing nature of EU energy policy, which largely becomes an industrial policy with a more holistic view of energy (supply chain resilience, etc.) implies an additional challenge for NRAs and stakeholders which are facing a new phase of implementation of the above mentioned legislations.
This Specialised CEER Training on Legal and regulatory challenges in an evolving EU Energy Framework will provide participants with an update on a selection of the European energy regulatory developments with the aim to examine the possible consequences for NRAs and their regulatory practice. A specific session is dedicated to the challenges linked to coordination and cooperation of different key players, especially the functioning of ACER. The course also focuses on judicial and quasi-judicial reviews of administrative actions with an update on the European Court’s energy cases and BoA Control of ACER´s decisions.
Course Outline