Events - Page 2
The annual Norwegian Arbitration Day (NAD) conference in Oslo is a key meeting point for arbitration practitioners, judges, and academics.
The event focuses on discussions regarding current trends, challenges, and developments in national and international arbitration
During this webinar, we will discuss what the causes of negative electricity prices are, what might be done about them and whether they do imply that the market design of electricity markets needs to be changed.
Master of Laws Trygve Gudmund Harlem Losnedahl will be defending the thesis "On purposes and means of public procurement law" for the degree of PhD.
Original title: Om formål og virkemidler i regulering av offentlige anskaffelser. The dispuation will be held in Norwegian.
Lars Rosenberg Overby will be defending the thesis Making ships passenger rights effective – ends and means for the degree of PhD.
Original title: Effektivisering av skipspassagerrettigheter – mål og midler
The disputation will be held in Norwegian
This talk aims to explore the evolution of the European Union’s legal framework governing capacity mechanisms
During this webinar, we will present the final results of the work undertaken in the Ocean Grid research project in relation to regulatory conditions.
Join us in New York City or online for the launch of “The Transnational Law of Renewable Energy” book.
During this webinar, we will discuss how the new digital value chain and new platforms can facilitate the communication and transactions between the regulated stakeholders and the commercial stakeholders.
Effective short and long-term hedging as a prerequisite for a well-functioning electricity market.