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Podcast series: European Energy Law and Policy
Feb 25, 2016

This month we are launching our monthly podcast series, in which leading experts will contribute to the most topical legal and policy issues in the energy sector. The first of the series comes from the Director of the Energy Law & Policy Area, Professor Leigh Hancher. It focuses on the recent developments concerning national price regulation, especially the price regulation of retail markets. More details coming soon!
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