Energy Law Journal Volume 46, No. 1
ARTICLES
Scaling Energy Resilience Through Energy Commons and the Solar Commons Community Trust
Marc L. Roark
Legal Commoning: Legally Mobilizing Resilient Energy Commons
Peter Bloom
Obstacles to the Realization of a Renewable Energy Community in Italy Due to the (Unnecessary?) Complexity of European and National Regulations
Francesca Dealessi and Andrea Lanciani
Renewable Energy Installations as Collateral for Community Energy Projects
Bjorn Hoops and Elsabe van der Sijde
Renewable Energy Communities in Italy: The Challenges of Public Governance
Stella Monegato
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