An Overview of Recent Energy Case Law from the CJEU

The next edition of the FSR Energy Union Law Area’s popular biannual update on recent and pending energy case law at the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) will take place online on Friday, 3 December 2021 from 14.30-16.00 CET.

We are pleased to confirm that we will once again be joined by Dr Adrien de Hauteclocque, Head of Cabinet of the President of the General Court, who will provide attendees with an insight into the most important energy law developments at the General Court and the Court of Justice.

The cases we will address include:

C-718/18 – Commission v Germany

C-848/19 P – Germany v Poland

T-300/19 – Achema and Lifosa v Commission

C-57/19 P – Commission v Tempus energy and Tempus Energy Technology

T-167/19 – Tempus Energy Germany and T Energy Sweden v Commission

An overview of cases currently pending before the Court will also be provided.

Programme

Introduction

Leigh Hancher, Florence School of Regulation

C-718/18 – Commission v Germany

Adrien de Hauteclocque, Head of Cabinet of the President of the General Court

C-848/19 P – Germany v Poland

Max Münchmeyer, PhD Researcher, European University Institute

T-300/19 – Achema and Lifosa v Commission

C-57/19 P – Commission v Tempus energy and Tempus Energy Technology

T-167/19 – Tempus Energy Germany and T Energy Sweden v Commission

Leigh Hancher, Florence School of Regulation

An Overview of Pending Cases

Adrien de Hauteclocque, Head of Cabinet of the President of the General Court

Questions and Discussion

More on ECJ Case Law

If you want to catch up on earlier CJEU developments in the year, you can watch the recordings of our sessions from April 2020 here, November 2020 here and June 2021 here.

Energy Union Law & Policy

FSR Energy Union Law area provides a forum for critical discussion and independent analysis of the developments in EU energy law and policy. Our activities are aimed at professionals from national energy regulatory authorities, European and international institutions, energy-focused law firms, consultancies and energy utility companies.