The Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) annually sets the tariffs that grid managers may charge.

This legal alert describes the Advocate General’s advice to the Supreme Court that the ‘Splitsingswet’ is not in conflict with EU law, but still has to be assessed for compliance with ECHR (property right).

The energy transition is reshaping port infrastructure and industrial clusters, creating opportunities while raising critical questions about regulation, investment, and cross-sector collaboration. Jan-Willem van Rooij discusses the key developments driving this transformation, including electrification, carbon capture and storage, and hydrogen infrastructure, along with the conditions necessary for successful implementation.

The Minister of Economic Affairs recently submitted to parliament a bill amending the Electricity Act 1998 and an accompanying draft decree on compensation relating to the offshore grid.

The Second Chamber of the Dutch parliament recently adopted the Offshore Wind Energy Bill.

New legislation for companies that use hazardous substances entered into force on 8 July 2015. The aim of the new Risks of Major Accidents Decree (Brzo 2015) is to prevent major accidents.

This draft decree contains the implementing regulations on the amendment of the draft Electricity Act and Gas Act (STROOM) and includes both existing and new provisions.

Our Energierecht Nieuwsbrief, which lists recent developments in Dutch and European energy law, has been merged into In context.

New regulation for companies that use hazardous substances will enter into force on 1 June 2015.

New regulation for companies that use hazardous substances will enter into force on 1 June 2015.

The STROOM bill is moving ahead, but we're not there yet. Last week, the Second Chamber of the Dutch parliament again discussed this bill, which amends and merges the Electricity Act and the Gas Act.

The Advocate General of the Dutch Supreme Court recently issued an opinion on the admissibility of the Independent Grid Management Act.

The Dutch government announced that the business succession facilities (BOR) will be amended as of 1 January 2024 and 2025, making them less attractive.

The European Commission has adopted a plan for EUR 50 billion to improve European networks.

Energy law in brief lists recent developments in Dutch and European energy law (in Dutch only).

Energy law in brief lists recent developments in Dutch and European. energy law (in Dutch only).

The European Commission has published a report on the progress of renewable energy in the European Union.

Energy law in brief lists recent developments in Dutch and European. energy law (in Dutch only).

Energy law in brief lists recent developments in Dutch and European energy law (in Dutch only).

Energy law in brief lists recent developments in Dutch and European. energy law (in Dutch only).