The Energy Union in the Next Decade
G. Bellantuono, University of TrentoK. Huhta, UEF Law School, University of Eastern Finland
OGEL 3 (2019)
The Energy Union in the Next Decade
Editorial
K. Huhta, UEF Law School, University of Eastern Finland
Energy Union, EU Energy
The Governance of the Energy Union: An 'Intricate System' Unable to Achieve the European Union Common Goals
L. Ammannati, University of MilanThe EU Constitutional Framework and the Clean Energy Package: A limit for EU Energy and Climate Ambitions?
M. Zaccaria, University of FerraraLove Me, Tender? Onshore Wind Tender Results in Europe with a Focus on Germany
L.A. Lieblang, University of Duisburg-EssenThe Controversial Case of Hinkley Point C: A Straw on the Back of a Sustainable Energy Union?
A. Ho-Tieng, University of Paris 1 Panthéon-SorbonneY. Saheb, OpenExp
H. Ossenbrink, Cambridge Forum for Sustainability and the Environment
Changing Decisions on Energy Generating Infrastructure: Can the European Union's New Energy Package Deliver the Radical Transformation Needed?
N. Luhde-Thompson, Birmingham Law School, University of BirminghamLegal Pathways of Decarbonisation in the EU: The Case of Coal Phase-out
G. Bellantuono, University of TrentoUnleashing Consumer Potential in the Energy Transition: A Reflection of the Transforming Role of the EU Consumer
K. Huhta, UEF Law School, University of Eastern FinlandEnergy Union: Energy Security in the Next Decade
M. Svec, Masaryk University; Charles University; Institute of International RelationsThe External Effects of the Energy Union Strategy on Trade and Investment in Renewable Energy from the EU to Vietnam: An Initial Assessment
T.H. NGUYEN, Huy & Partners LLCU. Turksen, Coventry University