Podcast
New Podcast! Revised Renewable Energy Directive
May 15, 2017

As part of the Energy Law & Policy podcast series, Christopher Bremme and Thomas Schulz, from Linklaters Berlin, consider the Commission’s revisions to the Renewable Energy Directive as proposed on 30 November 2016, outlining the key changes and assessing possible implications.
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