The Dutch Energy Act redrew the roles on the electricity market, and the practical consequences land on suppliers, grid operators and energy communities alike. This page collects our energy-law writing on market roles, grid connections, collective generation and the obligations that come with them.
The Energy Act and market roles
- The position of connected parties on a closed system under the Dutch Energiewet
- Energy Communities Under the Dutch Energy Act: The Legal Framework for Collective Generation and Energy Sharing
- How to Become an Energy Supplier in the Netherlands?
Grids, connections and closed systems
- CDS Recognition from the ACM: Conditions, Procedure and Pitfalls
- When does a grid qualify as a closed system? The criteria explained
- Poland suspended as member of the European Network
Sustainability obligations and permits
- Dutch Mining Law: Permits, Liability and the Energy Transition
- From Oil to Hydrogen: How Dutch Law Regulates Energy Transition
- The Heat Act and connections to the heat grid: your rights and legal support
- Gas Drilling & Groningen Earthquakes
