About the webinar
Gas and electricity prices reached record levels in 2022, in the aftermath of COVID-19 restrictions and Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Energy prices were expected to remain high due to uncertainty in the market, with knock-on effects across the economy and, at least allegedly, potential windfall profits for certain market players. In this context, the European Union adopted Regulation (EU) 2022/1854 setting out an emergency intervention in the European Union's energy markets to address sharp electricity price rises. This Regulation has recently given rise to case-law of the Court of Justice of the European Union (notably case C 633/23 Electrabel) with more decisions expected from the Court. This webinar aims at providing legal insights and prospective analysis on these evolutions.
Speaker
David Haverbeke, Partner at Baker McKenzie, Head of Brussels Energy Team, Belgium.
Moderator
Prof. Catherine Banet, Head of the Department for Energy and Resources Law, University of Oslo.
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