The decarbonisation of economy has become key in our society and even more for the industrial sector. Energy matters are all the more important and actors who were more distant from them are now more directly confronted with this sector. The support of these entities is essential for the legal security of the many innovative projects that are emerging.
New solutions are emerging, in addition to the corporate PPAs – long-term contracts aiming at securing green energy sourcing at a fixed price have been developed in recent years. In particular, experiments are multiplying for decarbonised hydrogen and carbon capture and storage, while the first large-scale projects are appearing.
A specialised lawyer brings the legal security needed for these projects. This involves obtaining administrative authorisations, having strong defence against litigation and negotiating industrial contracts, which is essential to the control of risks by the various entities involved in the industrial chain.
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Retroactive modification of State aids to energy production
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The improvement of the bids of offshore windfarm developers is not contrary to the principles of transparency and equal treatment.
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