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Market Coupling and Internal Market – the Manufacturing of Energy Markets in Europe

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FSR Summer School in EU energy law and policy
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juin 2011
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Vincent Rious, senior energy economist will speak at the Florence School of Regulation's Summer School in EU energy law and policy (20-24 June 2011).

 

Program:

Day 1 : Manufacturing the EU Single Market for Energy – Public Law, Private Law and Economic Perspectives is intended to provide a sophisticated introduction to the EU energy law framework, focusing on the interrelationship between legal rules.

  • EU Energy Law under the Lisbon Treaty – The Constitutional Framework by Pr Leigh Hancher, Tilburg University and A&O
  • Market Coupling and Internal Market – the Manufacturing of Energy Markets in Europe by Vincent Rious, Microeconomix
  • EU Energy Law and its Impact on Private Law Preparation of Day 2 and 4 cases’ presentation by the students

Day 2: Institutional Developments in Energy intends to review the recent developments on the institutional side: ACER, ENTSOs, powers of national regulators and problems of allocation of competences in practice.

  • The Boundaries between Competition and Regulatory Law by Pr Giorgio Monti, EUI
  • The Boundaries between Competition and Sector-specific Regulation in the EU Energy Markets by Dennis Hesseling, NMa
  • Institutional Framework for Energy Regulation at the EU level: ACER, ENTSOs & Potential Legal Problems by Nadia Horstmann, BNetzA

Day 3: National Experiences with the Implementation of the Third Package / The Infrastructure Package and the new Gas Security of Supply Regulation

  • The UK experience with the implementation of the Third Package, by Gordon Downie, Shepherd and Wedderburn
  • The non regulatory functions of National Regulatory Authorities after the Third Package: the Italian case by Francesco Sclafani, AEEG
  • The New Infrastructure Package by a European Commission Official
  • The new Gas SoS Regulation by Angus Johnston, University of Oxford

Day 4: EU Antitrust and State Aid Law will discuss the most prominent cases under EU antitrust and state aid law of the past year

  • Competition Policy (Art 101 – 102 TFEU) in a New Regulatory Environment by Francesco Salerno, Cleary Gotlieb
  • State Aid and Energy Markets: New Developments by Pr Leigh Hancher, Tilburg University and A&O

Day 5: EU Climate Change Law & Policy

  • Green electricity generation attributes, support schemes and free movement of goods by Catherine Banet, University of Oslo
  • Smart Grid and Distributed Generation by Catherine Banet, University of Oslo
  • The EU ETS: Legal Perspectives by Nicole Ahner, EUI

 

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