This opens up additional economic opportunities for the use and marketing of battery storage systems.
The EABG has finally been passed—on to the next rounds.
The 360° Renewable Energy Practice Group will be represented at the EPCON Energy Congress 2026!
The new Energy Community Act also requires existing energy communities to make changes.
Proportionality and Objectives in Environmental Law – Good News from the ECJ
E-Control is launching the reform of the Austrian network tariff system with a market consultation on the SNE Framework Regulation.
The regulations for the 2026 EAG grants are now in effect. We have summarized the most important changes.
CBAM has been in effect since January 1, 2026. Read here to find out what this means for businesses in concrete terms.
The lawyers at Haslinger / Nagele look to the future and provide an outlook on what legal changes 2026 could and will bring.
At the end of the year: Current developments in energy and environmental law at EU level
The new Electricity Market Act has been passed by Parliament!
Peer-to-peer contracts: the new star in the sky of shared energy use?
Mario Laimgruber and Alexander Gimona take a critical look at the new EABG draft.
Pecunia non olet! Johannes Hartlieb and Alexander Gimona discuss the planned changes to electricity grid fees.
Johannes Hartlieb and Alexander Gimona provide an overview of the “new” community energy.
The new legislative package could be the solution—or, viewed objectively, at least a step in the right direction.
Storage facilities such as battery storage systems are undergoing a significant upgrade thanks to the ElWG. We have the details.
Johannes Hartlieb and Alexander Gimona analyze for you the Supreme Court decision that changes to electricity prices require a contractual basis.
Emil Nigmatullin analyzes for you the recent decision of the Federal Administrative Court on the party status of plant operators in the regulatory authority’s selection approval procedure.
Johannes Hartlieb, Cornelia Lanser and Alexander Gimona take a detailed look at the CBAM regulation for you as part of the Omnibus 1 initiative.
Johannes Hartlieb, Alexander Gimona, Luka Marcelja, Marlene Malli-Harrer analyze the government program.
In a recent article for the trade journal ÖZW, Alexander Gimona and Johannes Hartlieb address the question of when hydrogen can be classified as renewable.
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.
Mario Laimgruber, co-founder of the “360° Renewable Energy” practice group, will become a partner in February 2025.
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