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Abstract
Changes in the European natural gas market that were planned to enable the installation of the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline are wrapped in a regulatory dome. Gazprom, a Russian state-owned company, is concerned with demonstrating that the project is compatible with European integration. The legal debate expands when it becomes clear that political, regulatory and legal institutions, such as the Court of Justice of the European Union, use the principle of energy solidarity to justify European action in this market and its application at the national level. The general hypothesis to be answered is: does the principle of energy solidarity satisfy the European pretensions about the gas pipeline? Through a documental and bibliographical research, the supranational norms and jurisprudence on the gas market will be adopted as a starting point; later on, an analysis of the judicial decisions on the extension of the competence of the European norms and a theoretical assessment of the principle of energy solidarity will be conducted.
European Journal of Law Reform |
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Article | The Principle of Energy Solidarity in European Union LawNord Stream 2 as a Common Thread |
Keywords | European Union, Gas European market, Principle of energy solidarity, Nord Stream 2 |
Authors | Luís Felipe Borges Taveira en Daniel Campos de Carvalho |
DOI | 10.5553/EJLR/138723702022024003001 |
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