Dreptul și sursele renovabile de energie. Dimensiuni ale unui regim juridic particular
Cuvinte cheie:
climate law; energy law; environmental law; decarbonization; renewable energy law; Green Deal; Glasgow Climate Pact; legal regime; environmental transition; energy transition; climate neutrality; the right to environment.Rezumat
The necessity of establishing a particular legal regime for renewable energy sources comes from their promotion as main alternative to exiting the present energy model based on fossil fuels, significant emitters of GHGs and highly exhaustible, and the transition towards one based on clean and sustainable energy sources, which allow reaching climate neutrality. Joining the energy, climate, and growths related stakes marks an intersectoral nature to the applicable regimes, with structuring trends and specific developments raising the issue of creating a “renewable energy law” and its main question: new branch of law or special legal regime? As an “crossing” field of ruling (on the one hand, between energy law, environmental law, and climate law, and on the other hand, between international law, EU law, and domestic law, with an integrating vocation), the new law is marked by the environmental transition and the mix of analysis concept and enforcing instruments.