IL PARTENARIATO PUBBLICO-PRIVATO E L¿ENERGY PERFORMANCE CONTRACT NEL PROCESSO DI TRANSIZIONE ENERGETICA
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description: The legal analysis undertaken begins by exploring the precise placement of energy efficiency within the broader objectives of environmental sustainability as identified by the supranational framework. It specifically focuses on the complex scenario resulting from the intersection between environmental and energy dimensions. Chapter I addresses the complexities inherent in the legal regulation of the energy sector, emerging from an examination of public law sources (both European and national), the division of competencies, regulatory instruments, and the forms through which public authorities intervene in the market. The analysis reveals how the interplay of public and private interests, which governs the energy transition process, reflects the inherent complexity of regulating and governing – by means of traditional administrative law instruments – new models of development aimed at harmonising environmental protection goals with economic systems. Within this framework, having outlined the boundaries of public intervention in the productive system, the analysis particularly investigates what may spontaneously arise from the market and what degree of freedom should be reserved to private autonomy for achieving energy-related objectives. The focus is placed on the regulatory function that could, at least in theory, be transferred to the new actors active in the energy market, and on the legal implications stemming from attributing “public relevance” to these operators in pursuing objectives related to energy efficiency. In examining the public-private dialectic in depth, negotiated and consensual measures are analysed as legal tools capable of aligning individual interests of private operators with the broader public interest in energy efficiency, thus facilitating the emergence of innovative solutions from the market. The collaborative phenomenon, which revolves around the concepts of “negotiability of power” and “contractualism”, serves, on the one hand, as a means…
abstract: The legal analysis undertaken begins by exploring the precise placement of energy efficiency within the broader objectives of environmental sustainability as identified by the supranational framework. It specifically focuses on the complex scenario resulting from the intersection between environmental and energy dimensions. Chapter I addresses the complexities inherent in the legal regulation of the energy sector, emerging from an examination of public law sources (both European and national), the division of competencies, regulatory instruments, and the forms through which public authorities intervene in the market. The analysis reveals how the interplay of public and private interests, which governs the energy transition process, reflects the inherent complexity of regulating and governing – by means of traditional administrative law instruments – new models of development aimed at harmonising environmental protection goals with economic systems. Within this framework, having outlined the boundaries of public intervention in the productive system, the analysis particularly investigates what may spontaneously arise from the market and what degree of freedom should be reserved to private autonomy for achieving energy-related objectives. The focus is placed on the regulatory function that could, at least in theory, be transferred to the new actors active in the energy market, and on the legal implications stemming from attributing “public relevance” to these operators in pursuing objectives related to energy efficiency. In examining the public-private dialectic in depth, negotiated and consensual measures are analysed as legal tools capable of aligning individual interests of private operators with the broader public interest in energy efficiency, thus facilitating the emergence of innovative solutions from the market. The collaborative phenomenon, which revolves around the concepts of “negotiability of power” and “contractualism”, serves, on the one hand, as a means…
author: VERRENGIA, MORENA
language: ita
keywords: Transizione energetica, partenariato pubblico-privato, Energy Performance Contract, Settore GIUR-06/A - Diritto amministrativo e pubblico
date published: 2025-05-14
date modified: 2026-07-27T20:19:08Z
provider: Università degli Studi di Milano
publisher: Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations
type: WebPage
source organization: Università degli Studi di Milano

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