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Modern Energy Markets.
Legal Framework and Greek Perspective
Christina I. Tarnanidou
Lecturer of Commercial and Financial Law at AUEB
Abstract:
The present work refers to the wholesale energy markets as they operate as
exchanges under EU law and the market practice (e.g. Nord Pool, EEX). It analyses the
interaction between energy and financial sector and the legal framework related to the
markets concerned. Considering the monopolistic nature of the Greek energy market
(LAGIE, L. 4001/2011), the work examines the legal alternatives under which the market
could operate in a more liberalized manner in accordance with the EU harmonisation
regime and the market standards.
ISBN 978-960-562-571-9
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