The Complexity of the Litigations in the Energy Regulated Field of Activity. The Necessity of the Specialization of the Judge Panels
The Complexity of the Litigations in the Energy Regulated Field of Activity. The Necessity of the Specialization of the Judge Panels

Author(s): Andreea Stoican
Subject(s): Law, Constitution, Jurisprudence
Published by: Societatea de Stiinte Juridice si Administrative
Keywords: regulated field; regulatory authority; renewable sources; specialised panels
Summary/Abstract: In Romania, a whole series of scopes of business are currently regulated, and the level of detail, technicality and high number of specific normative acts related thereto make it extremely difficult to understand and apply them, both for technical experts, and particularly for jurists. Such a business scope is the regulated field of electrical power (energy). Primarily regulated by the Parliament, though the laws outlining the general implementation framework, the trading activities in the field of electrical power are mainly performed through the provisions stipulated by the secondary regulations, namely by the ones elaborated, approved, implemented and supervised by the National Regulatory Authority for Energy (Autoritatea Naţională de Reglementare în Domeniul Energiei – ANRE). The legal professions which are currently most often confronted with issues arising from the wrongful implementation of the provisions mentioned hereinabove are the ones of attorney-at-law and magistrate. Therefore, this paper aims at analysing the necessity of training certain categories of professionals in the legal field specialising in this activity sector, so that they may have a basic training level offering them the opportunity to represent or assist the players on the regulated market, namely to correctly settle the litigations occurring between such players or between the players and the Regulatory Authority.

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