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Europe's energy regulatory framework has evolved rapidly in the last two decades and continues to undergo significant change, as demand increases and renewables become an essential part of the energy mix. Much of the EU's internal market for electricity, heat and natural gas is being shaped through tailor-made legislation, which is set to play a decisive role in its strategy to achieve a competitive, integrated and secure European energy market.

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Why choose our Energy Regulatory lawyers?

Fieldfisher has built a network of energy regulatory experts throughout Europe, setting us at the forefront of this dynamic area of law. Backed by years of in-depth industry experience, we combine specialist knowledge and expertise in this field with seamless collaboration across jurisdictions and practice areas.
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We advise clients on a range of energy regulatory matters in the EU and the UK. 

We successfully navigate authorisations, licences, competition law, contracts, disputes, subsidy mechanisms and tariffs, and deal with regulatory issues involved in developing large scale energy projects, including complying with obligations as an operator.

We have particular expertise in the regulatory issues affecting interconnectors, corporate power purchase agreements (PPAs) and the environment, as well as matters relating to rising levels of electric connectivity and mobility.

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Alternative Energy & Power

Read Fieldfisher's overview of Alternative Energy & Power in the Netherlands, published by Chambers and Partners Global Practice Guide 2019

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