The Renewable Energy Law Review
CMS Kluge, represented by Camilla Grytten, Dag Thomas Hansson, Beate Kathrine Berge, Maria Hurlen and Rebekka Asbjørnsen, have contributed to this year's edition of the Renewable Energy Law Review. The book provides an in-depth overview of the policies, legal structures and state of play in the renewable energy industry globally, offering a wide-ranging guide to the legal frameworks and current status and challenges in structuring, financing and investing in renewable energy projects in key jurisdictions worldwide.
The Norwegian chapter provides a summary of the developments in renewable energy in Norway over the last year, as well as an overview of the relevant regulatory framework for the production, distribution and sale of electricity and district heating, as well as the construction and project financing of different types of power plants. The chapter also gives a brief review of the regulatory developments regarding CCS and hydrogen in Norway.
Read the Norwegian chapter here
CMS Kluge is one of Norway’s leading full-service law firms, offering our assistance in fields such as regulatory consultancy, contracts, transactions and litigation. Our energy team consists of specialists in a number of subjects relevant to renewable energy who assist a number of companies involved in fast-developing renewable industries, such as offshore wind, hydrogen and CCS. These areas involve interesting, complicated and evolving questions which require excellent legal expertise and often involve an international dimension. As part of the international law firm CMS, CMS Kluge can offer seamless assistance from leading experts in energy law worldwide.
Our lawyers keep you up to date on what you need to know, not only through our legal services, but also by offering courses and contributing to publications such as this one.
