What began with the WEEE Act is now to be continued by the ElWG in implementation of the Internal Electricity Market Directive.
The current draft of the ElWG attempts to remedy this situation.
Due to the increasing decentralization of power generation plants, direct supply concepts are becoming more attractive.
Kaleb Kitzmüller and Adrian Kubat publish in the 11th issue of ecolex on the topic of “Energy communities and deposit restitution”.
As part of the “energy package” adopted by the federal government, the amended version of the Environmental Impact Assessment Act (UVP-G 2000) came into force on March 23, 2023.
February ends with a bang for the sustainable finance market – the chief negotiators of the European Parliament and the Council of the EU have reached a preliminary agreement on the EU Green Bond Standard.
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.
We provide food for thought on how to deal with the recent ( medial) “environmental law banger”.
The Energy Intervention Powers Act regulates the safeguarding of natural gas supplies in Austria. We have taken a closer look at the main contents.
We are already examining possible strategies for the practical enforcement of your claims due to the probably unconstitutional subsidy limit of 50% for energy communities.
Austria is to get a national emissions trading system. We have taken a look at the draft legislation.
In times of climate change, more and more companies are coming up with creative advertising concepts that display their contributions to climate protection.
The Waste Management Act 2002 (AWG 2002) is soon to be comprehensively amended. It is primarily intended to implement the EU Circular Economy Pact
Now it is fixed: The Renewable Expansion Act (“EAG”) has been passed in the National Council today!
An overview of the key points of the current draft of the Renewable Expansion Act (EAG) and the main differences to the first draft.
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