The EU legal regime for biofuels

Olsen, Birgitte Egelund; Rønne, Anita

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“…31 RICHARDSON, 2014;PONTE, DAUGBJERG, 2015. 32 See generally LEAL-ARCAS, FILIS, 2014;GRIGOROVA, 2015;OLSEN, RØNNE, 2016. Doubts on the compatibility of the Brazilian legal framework for biofuels with WTO law are expressed by RUTHERFORD, 2016. Directive.…”

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BRAZIL AND THE EU IN TRANSNATIONAL ENERGY GOVERNANCE - 10.12818/P.0304-2340.2017vBIp147

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This article explores the transnational dimension of EU and Brazilian energy policies. In an increasing number of areas, energy policymakers cannot make choices which overlook their external impact. The focus of this article is on how national and regional energy policies manage this external dimension. The EU and Brazil are compared to identify similarities and differences in the strategies they employ. More specifically, the article analyses the role of hierarchical and non-hierarchical governance in two energy areas with a strong transnational dimension: the regulation of biofuels and the regulation of foreign energy investments. The main conclusions of the analysis are twofold. Firstly, unilateral initiatives aimed at exporting non-hierarchical governance to transnational regimes only add a layer of rules but do not ensure its integration into the national/regional legal orders. Secondly, states and regional organizations should foster regulatory cooperation through bilateral and multilateral agreements in which the learning processes of non-hierarchical governance play a central role. K E Y WO R D S :E n e r g y g o v e r n a n c e . Conference Brazil-Italy, pp. 147 -193, 2017 SUMMARY: 1. Introduction: the transnational dimension of energy governance; 2. Hierarchical and non-hierarchical governance; 3. Transnational regimes and biofuels governance; 4. Foreign energy investments governance; 5. Conclusions: linking transnational governance to the domestic legal context; References.

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Section: Figure 1 the Interplay Between Regional National And Transnmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Biofuel and Biogas Policies: Economic, Regulatory, and Sustainability Challenges

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Polugodina²

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Biofuel and Biogas Policies: Economic, Regulatory, and Sustainability Challenges

Monti¹,

Polugodina²

2021

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The EU legal regime for biofuels

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BRAZIL AND THE EU IN TRANSNATIONAL ENERGY GOVERNANCE - 10.12818/P.0304-2340.2017vBIp147

BRAZIL AND THE EU IN TRANSNATIONAL ENERGY GOVERNANCE - 10.12818/P.0304-2340.2017vBIp147

Biofuel and Biogas Policies: Economic, Regulatory, and Sustainability Challenges

Biofuel and Biogas Policies: Economic, Regulatory, and Sustainability Challenges

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