Hinkley Point C – Is semi-permeable membrane protecting the internal market’s...
Who would have thought that a case from the UK would potentially shape the EU State aid policy for years to come, being decided just around the time of the UK’s exit from the EU? This situation is made...
View ArticleSupercharging Energy Solidarity? The Advocate General’s Opinion in Case...
Solidarity in the European Union’s energy policy is not merely a wishful thought but a justiciable principle of EU primary law. This is according Advocate General (AG) Campos Sánchez-Bordona, who on 18...
View ArticleHow to grant unfettered discretion to the Commission to disregard third...
The European Law Blog will be taking a summer recess. We’ll be back in September with new commentaries. Please do send us on your contributions throughout this period and we will get back to you in due...
View ArticleKomstroy: the beginning of the end for the Energy Charter Treaty?
On 2 November 2021, the ACELG will hold a webinar on the ECJ’s decision in Komstroy and the future of the Energy Charter Treaty. Please check the ‘NADE’ section on the ELB for more information. Earlier...
View ArticleECJ in PL Holdings: ad hoc arbitration agreement between EU investor and...
In its judgment in Achmea, the European Court of Justice (‘ECJ’) held that intra-EU investor-State arbitration (‘ISDS’) clauses in treaties between Member States are incompatible with EU law and are...
View ArticleDirectives, direct concern, and direct access to the CJEU: Case C-348/20 P...
Blogpost 36/2022 The limited direct access of individuals to the CJEU is, and has been, the cause for much debate in EU law. However, in the recent Nord Stream 2 judgment, the Court of Justice...
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