Energy Regulation

Energy Regulation

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As governments and producers struggle to meet demands for affordable energy supplies, the regulatory landscape for energy companies is changing. To make sure you address the challenges to achieving your business goals, you need a partner with deep experience in energy regulation at the local, regional, national and global levels.

Dentons understands the new regulatory paradigms that are reforming and refining the way energy is produced, transmitted and sold. By placing your business goals at the center of everything we do, we work directly with you to uncover the right strategy to meet your needs. Our team leverages expertise in everything from smart grids and climate change to complex incentives, rebate structures and beyond to ensure you seize opportunity and achieve and maintain compliance.

Whether you need support in mergers and acquisitions, market competition, infrastructure construction, access to transmission and distribution systems or a different challenge, Dentons can bring a wealth of experience and focus to bear on your success.

Experience

Dubai-based energy company: Advising on the current provisions of environmental law and energy regulatory framework in Turkey on a regular basis.
Ipragaz: Advising on the current provisions of LPG, LNG and oil distribution regulatory framework in Turkey on a regular basis.

Recognition

114 Dentons Practices and Lawyers Ranked in Chambers USA

June 10, 2013

The 2013 edition of Chambers USA: America's Leading Lawyers for Business recognizes 32 Dentons practices and 82 lawyers. Recognition for the Firm includes "excellent at representing their clients;" "top-notch firm, very good results with them;" and "always prepared, always accessible, and never fail to deliver."

Insights

Implementation of RED III in the Netherlands streamlined permitting procedures

May 6, 2025

The revised Renewable Energy Directive (RED III) of the European Union seeks to advance renewable energy development within the EU to enhance energy independence. RED III recognizes renewable energy projects as being of high public interest.

Post-Chevron and Beyond – Administrative Law Resource Center

July 10, 2024

At the end of the Supreme Court’s 2023-24 term, the Court’s conservative majority effected a sea-change in federal administrative law, asserting a stronger role for the courts in the regulatory state and bringing into question the legality and viability of many regulatory programs.

Madagascar's New Mining Code

May 14, 2024

Madagascar: Sustainable resources hold great promise, with ample opportunities for growth and development in the country’s mining sector. The New Code promotes Madagascar as a mining friendly jurisdiction that is open and welcoming of foreign business and seeks to balance the implementation of policies that attract foreign capital and expertise against the safeguarding of the interests of local communities.

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