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4. December 2024
Energy Law: The end of the self-consumption facility (?)
In its ruling of November 28, 2024 – C-293/23 – the European Court of Justice is likely to have put an end to a popular energy supply option as well as a long-simmering dispute between the higher courts of the federal states. The construction of the self-consumption facility as a privileged network for smaller, decentralized...
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