The Implementation of the European Green Deal – Tensions Between a Market-based Approach and State Aid for Renewables
Energy policies which promote a green transition are of particular interest to the European Commission and are one of the key elements of the European Green Deal. This article takes a close look at the interplay and tensions between two theoretically separated frameworks, renewable energy law and...
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| description | Energy policies which promote a green transition are of particular interest to the
European Commission and are one of the key elements of the European Green
Deal. This article takes a close look at the interplay and tensions between two
theoretically separated frameworks, renewable energy law and the State aid regime,
and analyses the impact of the European Green Deal on their revision. As State aid
plays a pivotal role in the green transition and in the fulfilment of the Commission’s
policy objectives, the implementation of the European Green Deal can offer a great
opportunity to establish new State aid control rules. More specifically, the analysis
focuses on a market-based approach towards renewable energy support schemes,
and attempts to answer the question of whether or not such a solution fits the
purpose of achieving the newly established EU sustainable goals defined in the
European Green Deal. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-f36869f1028643018ab10cfd58f46cb32022-12-22T04:21:31ZengUniversity of WarsawYearbook of Antitrust and Regulatory Studies1689-90242545-01152021-06-0114236910010.7172/1689-9024.YARS.2021.14.23.3The Implementation of the European Green Deal – Tensions Between a Market-based Approach and State Aid for RenewablesAleksandra Granat0https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1371-251XMałgorzata Kozak1University of UtrechtSchool of Law, Faculty of Law, Economics and Governance, University of UtrechtEnergy policies which promote a green transition are of particular interest to the European Commission and are one of the key elements of the European Green Deal. This article takes a close look at the interplay and tensions between two theoretically separated frameworks, renewable energy law and the State aid regime, and analyses the impact of the European Green Deal on their revision. As State aid plays a pivotal role in the green transition and in the fulfilment of the Commission’s policy objectives, the implementation of the European Green Deal can offer a great opportunity to establish new State aid control rules. More specifically, the analysis focuses on a market-based approach towards renewable energy support schemes, and attempts to answer the question of whether or not such a solution fits the purpose of achieving the newly established EU sustainable goals defined in the European Green Deal.https://yars.wz.uw.edu.pl/images/yars2021_14_23/YARS_1423_3_Granat_Kozak.pdfeuropean green dealstate aid regimerenewable energy policyrenewable energy support schemesgreen transition |
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| title | The Implementation of the European Green Deal – Tensions Between a Market-based Approach and State Aid for Renewables |
| title_full | The Implementation of the European Green Deal – Tensions Between a Market-based Approach and State Aid for Renewables |
| title_fullStr | The Implementation of the European Green Deal – Tensions Between a Market-based Approach and State Aid for Renewables |
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| title_short | The Implementation of the European Green Deal – Tensions Between a Market-based Approach and State Aid for Renewables |
| title_sort | implementation of the european green deal tensions between a market based approach and state aid for renewables |
| topic | european green deal state aid regime renewable energy policy renewable energy support schemes green transition |
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