This seminar is a joint initiative of the Florence School of Regulation and the European Regulatory Private Law project of the EUI Law Department. Under the broad theme of decentralized enforcement we will explore how national regulators and courts apply EU law in the energy sector as well as discuss the potential impact of decentralization on the functioning of the national markets.
 

This seminar spans over two days and is divided into six sessions:

1. Consumer contracts in the energy sector
2. Implementation of Article 9 commitment decisions
3. Preliminary rulings
4. Competition enforcement
5. Infringement cases
6. State aid cases

Find the draft program here and to register click here.

Registration deadline: October 20, 2014

This workshop is only open to donors of the Florence School of Regulation, National Regulatory Authorities, EU public officials and academics. For questions regarding registration and logistics please contact FSR Conferences.