Premiere of a new BiW publication – Business Case Review – Energy 2020
9 July 2025 • Autor: Kancelaria Brysiewicz Bokina i Wspólnicy
Brysiewicz i Wspólnicy Law Firm continues its pioneering project on the legal market of collecting a number of business cases from various fields of law into a kind of almanac. This time, in the autumn edition of the publication, we present the most interesting cases taken straight out of the daily practice of the energy and infrastructure law department of the BiW. The publication, created by a team of lawyers at the firm who have been providing services to entities in the energy and industry sector for many years, is addressed both to decision-makers or practitioners in companies operating in the energy market and to analysts, investors and journalists who are interested in this strategic branch of the economy.
The premiere compilation Business Case Review – Energy is an attempt to present selected topics at the interface of energy and law. The collection contains texts of a very diverse nature, resulting from the narrow professional specialisations of the authors – from those dealing with the issues of the fuel industry, through the difficult path of disseminating electromobility in Poland, to the legal conditions of the phenomenon of the so-called ‘greening’ of energy sources on the energy map of the Republic of Poland. The authors thoroughly examine the legal conditions of the sector, often using a comparative perspective and leaning towards EU recommendations.
As the energy sector is an area of absolute strategic importance for national security, additionally under the close scrutiny of the European Commission, companies operating in the market must constantly keep their hand on the legislative pulse. The energy report by Brysiewicz i Wspólnicy, edited by attorney-at-law Jan Sakławski, addresses these challenges. One of the most serious issues facing the industry and its consumers is the rising cost of energy purchases in recent years, the requirements of the so-called Green New Deal and ageing generation facilities and power grids.
In the latest thematic BCR, we have included comments on legislative events, descriptions of legal problems, but above all - and this is worth emphasising - an analytical view of the experience gained from cases conducted within our law firm practice. There is also no shortage of critical assessment of the current state of the law with indication of areas that require correction. As we are partners for business, we have, as in the case of previous publications of this type produced by BiW, endeavoured to convey our knowledge and expertise in the language of business, without excessively resorting to legal argumentation, which many people may not understand.
– concludes mec. Jan Sakławski, head of the energy law and infrastructure department at Brysiewicz i Wspólnicy law firm.
Our message is addressed to all those who deal with topics relevant to the energy industry on a daily basis or are active market participants, which requires them to keep an eye on deadlines and any information, financial or registration obligations. This is because here, knowledge of energy law, supplementary or complementary laws and regulations and regular monitoring of legislative activities as well as political and economic events is particularly important for the proper, legally compliant operation of the business.
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