• “Accelerating the energy transition through open regulations” by Nebel

    Urban energy concepts arise from the situation, the requirements and the possibilities on site and cannot be controlled “from above” according to a uniform pattern. What new legal developments are there here?

    Autor: Dr. Julian Asmus Nebel

    polisURBAN DEVELOPMENT 01/2023 p.60 f.

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  • “Operation of charging columns in municipalities” by Oberpichler

    Expansion of the charging infrastructure taking into account municipal allocation policies.

    Charging points on municipal land play an important role in promoting electric mobility. On the one hand, improved accessibility to charging infrastructure in cities and municipalities can help make the purchase of an electric vehicle a viable option for citizens. On the other hand, the operation of charging points can also generate revenue and support local businesses.

    Autor: Désirée Oberpichler

    polisMOBILITY 01/2023, p. 72 ff.

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  • “Apportionability of the costs of monitoring heating systems” by Brahms

    Depending on the definition, monitoring heating systems comprises several measures to optimise the operation of heating systems, including the optimisation of energy purchasing up to the implementation of technical changes, which, however, cannot all be apportioned to the tenant. The article deals with where the limits of the apportionability of costs under the Operating Costs Ordinance and Heating Costs Ordinance are to be drawn according to the current legal situation. This can also be relevant in case constellations after conversion to contracting, whether such additional measures can be included in the heat supply contract between the landlord and the contractor, § 556c para. 3 BGB in conjunction with the Heat Supply Ordinance. Heat Supply Ordinance.

    Autor: Dr. Florian Brahms

    HKA 3-4 2023 S. 9 - 16

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