
Energy transition privileges for hybrid systems
Should “hybrid plants” also enjoy privileges for connection to the electricity grid? The latest opinion of the European Court of Justice suggests that this is the case.


Should “hybrid plants” also enjoy privileges for connection to the electricity grid? The latest opinion of the European Court of Justice suggests that this is the case.

On November 10, the Walter Haslinger Private Foundation hosted the 24th Corporate Law Day at Voestalpine Stahlwelt.

In practice, larger freestanding photovoltaic projects often face insurmountable hurdles or significant uncertainty and delay factors.

As of November 2022, Christoph Harringer will be promoted to attorney at Haslinger / Nagele and will strengthen the team in the areas of banking and capital markets law as well as corporate / M&A.

As of November 2022, Moritz Salzgeber (34) will strengthen the Corporate / M&A team at Haslinger / Nagele as a lawyer.

This week, Thomas Baumgartner dispelled the myth in the daily newspaper Die Presse that compliance is only something for large corporations.

As of October 2022, Julius Ecker (34) will strengthen the team at Haslinger / Nagele as a lawyer in the areas of banking law, civil law including environmental private law and corporate law.

Haslinger / Nagele and the Walter Haslinger Private Foundation have invited to the symposium Staatsrecht 2022 on 27.09.2022.

On September 21 and 22, 2022, the 26th Austrian Environmental Law Days were held at JKU Linz on the topic of “Law of Sustainable Resource Use.

In a recent ruling, the ECJ addressed the question of whether affiliated companies participating in one and the same tender must be excluded from the award procedure.

Johannes Hartlieb and Kaleb Kitzmüller supported the EEG Schafwiesenstraße Wels.

Data protection expert Thomas Riesz provides answers to the currently explosive topic surrounding the wave of Google Fonts.

The “Green Deal” does not stop at antitrust law either. A recently enacted amendment makes it easier for agricultural producers, but also for other market participants, to cooperate in order to promote environmental protection and animal welfare.

The recently published Opinion of Advocate General Medina has caused many in the waste management sector to sit up and take notice. In an ECJ case, the Advocate General arrives at results that were previously unthinkable in waste management enforcement.

As of September 2022, Mag. Kaleb Kitzmüller LL.M. (Amsterdam) (29) joins the Corporate / M&A team at Haslinger / Nagele as an Attorney-at-Law. There he primarily supports transactions in the energy and environmental sector as well as real estate projects.
Kitzmüller has been with Haslinger / Nagele since March […]

As a result of the energy transition, municipalities find themselves at the center of a change that holds both opportunities and challenges. Especially under the impression of the ever faster progressing climate changes, rapidly increasing energy prices, impending supply bottlenecks and not least the constantly changing legal situation, a […]

Even before the new Restructuring Regulation (ReO) came into force (July 17th, 2021), we presented its key points here.
After a period of application of more than a year now, it is appropriate to draw a kind of interim conclusion. It is a fact that – according to our […]

Heat transition yes please – but with moderation and purpose!

The ordering of plant components or other measures may result in green electricity subsidies not being granted.

The European Commission has presented its gas emergency plan, Gewessler has sent the draft of the Natural Gas Steering Regulation for review. We present the key points

The second part of the environmental law lecture series at the JKU took place with the workshop “Circular economy in practice: How recycling and resource management can be (more) sustainable”

On April 21, 2022, the conference “Climate protection in concrete terms: How the energy and mobility transition can succeed” took place at the Johannes Kepler University Linz.

The Austrian Brokers Act (Maklergesetz) is about to undergo an important change. The aim is that the broker’s commission is to be paid by the person who arranged for the real estate agent’s service.

We provide food for thought on how to deal with the recent ( medial) “environmental law banger”.
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