Comprehensive legal advice on energy.
Energy, especially renewable energy, has faced an uncertain legal environment in the last decade. At the same time, however, it conceals incredible investment potential and thus constantly attracts new interested parties. Thanks to their extensive experience with dozens of projects in the energy sector, our lawyers can safely guide you through this field.
Our team has represented investors, owners and sellers of energy sources. It has assisted them in structuring energy groups and advised on the promotion of electricity generation from renewable sources. It has also represented them in communicating with regulators and in their proceedings – both in issuing and changing licences – and in disputes with them.
On 30 January 2025, MERO ČR and ORLEN Unipetrol entered into a new contract for the transportation and storage of crude oil, which will help ensure stable...
The Ministry of Industry and Trade in cooperation with the Ministry of Regional Development has introduced a long-awaited methodology for the identification...
Below you will find a brief summary of the key changes brought about by the amendment to the Energy Act No. 469/2023 Coll. (the “Amendment”), which took...
The energy price caps, which shielded customers from the soaring costs of the unregulated component of electricity and gas prices throughout last year, will...
Large companies benefiting from the capped energy prices have already submitted their first assessment of excessive economic benefit under Regulation No....
As we have informed you in our earlier articles, last year, in connection with the war in Ukraine, the government approved a reduction of excise duty on...
New carbon duty legislation will apply from 1 October 2023. It will apply to companies that import or produce goods with a high carbon footprint into the...
On 13 April, the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) published the procedure for transferring excessive economic benefit to the state budget.
While energy prices are slowly starting to decrease, many businesses are still taking advantage of the capped prices ensured by a government regulation. As...
The vote in the European Parliament was already accompanied by a stormy debate. The zero-emission standard effectively means a definitive ban on internal combustion engines from 2035. The heated debate continues even outside the Parliament. On one side of the barricade stand the supporters of the agreement, who believe that its adoption was necessary to protect the climate, while the opponents, on the other hand, point to its fatal economic consequences. - Our client Pavel Zikmund, Grupo Antolin.
