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The EU’s gas market is at the very centre of the energy union, and is changing faster than ever before. Indeed, the European Council has stressed repeatedly the EU’s priority of ensuring its gas security, promoting liquid and competitive gas markets across the whole of the EU. The commission has already proposed a revision to the gas security of supply regulation and negotiations are close to finalisation. Earlier this year, the Commission published an ‘LNG Strategy’. In terms of market integration, the progressive adoption of grid codes is further integrating markets, and the emergence of active trading hubs in North West Europe, is seeing the emergence of similar liquid markets throughout the EU. The EU has also been actively pursuing its aim of diversifying its sources of gas supplies, making progress in bringing the southern corridor to fruition, and is actively looking at other potential suppliers, for example in the Eastern Mediterranean. And in the competition policy field the commission has equally been active, scrutinising the behaviour in particular of companies holding dominant positions in parts of the EU. This volume, introduced by EU Energy Commissioner Miguel Arias Cañete, brings together commentary and analysis by some of the leading commission officials, lawyers, and industry figures on all of these issues, offering a comprehensive overview of the challenges faced by the EU, its response, and the future direction of EU gas policy. ''The Role of Gas in the EU''s Energy Union'', edited by Christopher Jones, Deputy Director-General of the Directorate General for Energy at the European Commission, is the result of collaboration between its authors to contribute to the debate in this area and to raise money for charitable causes.100 Euros per copy will be donated to the Donna Louise Trust, a children''s charitable hospice that provides comfort and assistance to children with life-limiting conditions as well as their families.

This book was originally published by Claeys and Casteels, now formally part of Edward Elgar Publishing. This book seeks to provide a comprehensive analysis of all these developments, with the ultimate aim of assessing the realistic implications of regional gas discoveries for both Eastern Mediterranean countries and the EU.

This book was originally published by Claeys and Casteels, now formally part of Edward Elgar Publishing. The publication seeks to critically examine the status of current and proposed draft provisions in EU energy law and practice, while evaluating anticipated future developments.

This book carries out a comprehensive review of the legal principles that underpin the application of Article 102 TFEU. This volume covers all the main issues relating to Article 102, including the individual forms of abuse and its essential constituent elements of Article 102 market definition, dominance and the concept of abuse.

This book was originally published by Claeys and Casteels, now formally part of Edward Elgar Publishing. The Brussels Commentary on EU Maritime Law provides a comprehensive article-by-article analysis of the most relevant EU Regulations and EU Directives of the shipping sector.

This volume covers all areas of European Union energy efficiency policy, from the objectives and strategic direction of policy at EU level, to the implications of EU policy for Member States and their energy efficiency action plans.

Electricity transmission, gas and oil pipelines, smart grids, storage of energy and later on CO2 transport are essential elements of our present and future energy systems. This volume helps you to fully understand the importance of these regulatory changes and the resulting "Europeanisation" of the energy policy.

This book takes stock of today's EU gas security of supply governance. Its based on the conference proceedings of the four-tier programme "A New EU Gas of Supply Architecture" organized by the Loyola de Palacio Chair, the Clingendael International Energy Programme, the Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei and Wilton Park Conferences.

This book discusses the European '2050 Energy Roadmap to a low Carbon Economy: Energy Policy & Innovation'. It represents the outcome of the 3rd Academic Roundtable of the Loyola de Palacio Chair at the European University Institute held in Florence on the 24th of May 2011.

This book examines the latest developments of the EU's energy policy and the way security of energy supply is taken into account and handled. It analyses the extensive developments of the concept toward energy security, the impact of the third internal market package on its reinforcement and the major role to be played by infrastructures.

Supergrid is a European project that will not only integrate the energy markets but will contribute to the European Union further integration process. This book will show that the above could be implemented today if there was the political will do so followed by the implementation of the necessary regulatory instruments.

International cartels can seriously undermine the efforts to create a truly integrated European market. This Second Edition provides a unique insight of Europe's leading experts on how to deal with cartel cases in practice before both the European Commission and the European Courts.

The procedures organizing the enforcement of EU Competition Law, at both the national and European level, have undergone a major transformation. This second edition of Procedure gives a complete working guide to these new procedures as well as a detailed examination of Court case law in this complex and important area of law.

Written by the key Commission and European Court officials in this area, this unique title not only provides the most exhaustive analysis of EU Merger Law, with over 1000 pages of detailed analysis and comment. This Second Edition also provides a unique insight and guide into the way that Commission officials approach cases in practice.

This book shows how the creation of a European Energy Union might be an effective and viable solution to the energy security problems that the EU is facing. The aim is to make it easier to trade energy inside the EU. The EU currently has to rely on energy-rich countries for its energy needs, many of whom are politically and economically unstable.