Energy Communities 2.0 – what does the ElWG bring?
The new Energy Community Act also requires existing energy communities to make changes.
Life Sciences & Health Care
Representing interests and protecting innovation
Current posts about ESG and Sustainability
Project “Spange Wörth”: species protection with pragmatism and common sense
Proportionality and Objectives in Environmental Law – Good News from the ECJ
E-Control launches market consultation on grid fees
E-Control is launching the reform of the Austrian network tariff system with a market consultation on the SNE Framework Regulation.
EAG subsidy ordinances 2026 – now in effect
The regulations for the 2026 EAG grants are now in effect. We have summarized the most important changes.
CBAM sharpened: what companies can expect in 2026
CBAM has been in effect since January 1, 2026. Read here to find out what this means for businesses in concrete terms.
Outlook for 2026
The lawyers at Haslinger / Nagele look to the future and provide an outlook on what legal changes 2026 could and will bring.
“Cheaper Electricity Act” passed!
The new Electricity Market Act has been passed by Parliament!
Green light from Brussels for Austria’s electricity network reserve!
EU Commission approves Austria’s aid for electricity security – a signal for stable and competitive energy supply!
Peer-to-peer contracts: electricity from me to you!?
Peer-to-peer contracts: the new star in the sky of shared energy use?
EABG-Check: the new draft law at a glance
Mario Laimgruber and Alexander Gimona take a critical look at the new EABG draft.
ElWG Check 2.0: What does the power grid cost?
Pecunia non olet! Johannes Hartlieb and Alexander Gimona discuss the planned changes to electricity grid fees.
ElWG Check 2.0: community energy – together alone?
Johannes Hartlieb and Alexander Gimona provide an overview of the “new” community energy.
Forever chemicals (PFAS): here to stay
Johannes Hartlieb and Alexander Gimona shed light on the planned ban on perpetual chemicals.
Outlook for 2025
Much is uncertain, some is possible. The lawyers at Haslinger / Nagele look to the future and provide an outlook on the legal innovations that 2025 could bring.
