Renewable energy law in the EU
legal perspectives on bottom-up approaches
Ingenaaid Engels 2014 1e druk 9781783473182Samenvatting
This timely book examines the role played by regional authorities in the EU in the transition towards renewable energy. Regional governments generally have important decision-making powers concerning energy transition, but they may encounter resistance to the establishment of renewable energy activities in their communities.
Drawing on both academia and practice, the expert contributors explore some of the key legal questions that have emerged along the energy transition path. Specific attention is paid to support mechanisms, administrative procedures for authorizing renewable energy projects, including the relevance of procedural rights as set out in the Aarhus Convention, and opportunities for allowing citizens, particularly citizens living near renewable energy projects, participate financially in renewable energy production. Based on experiences in several Member States (Germany, Italy, Spain, Sweden and the Netherlands) improvements to the content and application of the law are discussed. The book shows the complexities of renewable energy law, which will most likely become a controversial field of law in the near future.
Specificaties
Lezersrecensies
Inhoudsopgave
1. Regional Renewable Energy Approaches: An Introduction to Exploring Legal Barriers and Opportunities
Marjan Peeters, and Thomas Schomerus
2. An EU Law Perspective on the Role of Regional Authorities in The Field of Renewable Energy
Marjan Peeters and Thomas Schomerus
PART II SUPPORT MECHANISMS FOR RENEWABLE ENERGY
3. Trade Law Constraints to Regional Renewable Energy Support Schemes
Hartmut Kahl
4. Promotion of Renewable Energy Sources by Regions: The Case of The Spanish Autonomous Regions
Iñigo Del Guayo Castiella
5. Transforming the German Feed in Tariff System: Legal Aspects from a Regional Perspective
Henning Thomas
6. Stabilizing the Grid with Regional Virtual Power Plants
Moritz Meister
PART III PLANNING AND PERMITTING RENEWABLE ENERGY
7. Towards Efficient Administrative Procedures for Renewable Energy Projects? The Dutch Experience with the Crisis and Recovery Act
Kars De Graaf and Albert Marseille
8. One National Wind Power Objective and 290 Self-Governing Municipalities
Gabriel Michanek
9. Subnational Resistance Against Renewable Energy: The Case of Italy
Stefano Fanetti and Barbara Pozzo
PART IV LOCAL( FINANCIAL) ENGAGEMENT
10. Regulatory Financial Obligations for Promoting Local Acceptance of Renewable Energy Projects
Birgitte Egelund Olsen
11. Legal Aspects of Local Engagement – Land Planning and Citizens’ Financial Participation in Wind Energy Projects
Christian Maly
12. Local Investment Schemes for Renewable Energy: A Financial Perspective
Lars Holstenkamp
13. Community Wind Power and Solar: Regional Renewable Energy in the United States
Sanford Gaines
PART V CONCLUSION AND PROSPECT
14. Regional Renewable Energy: A String of Legal and Financial Challenges
Marjan Peeters and Thomas Schomerus
Index
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