European Law on Combined Heat and Power

"Sokołowskimasterfully leads us through the historic and market forces that have shaped cogeneration’s role in the energy sector and the legal and policy approaches governing its use to the current day. Although the focus is on cogeneration, his analysis provides ample food for thought in assessing the role of other forms of generation in today’s environment." -- Stephen G. Burns, Former Chairman, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, United States

"This is a most welcome book on CHP and its development from a legal perspective in Europe. It presents a much-needed comprehensive legal overview at what is happening at each Member State level. It will be a sourcebook for those working on CHP into the future and there is an exciting range of conclusions on CHP to consider now and into the future in terms of EU law and policy formulation!" -- Raphael J. Heffron, Professor Global Energy Law and Sustainability and Jean Monnet Professor in the Just Transition to a Low-Carbon Economy, Centre for Energy, Petroleum and Mineral Law and Policy, University of Dundee, United Kingdom

"With this book, Maciej M. Sokołowski provides the first comprehensive academic review of the regulation of combined heat and power in Europe. His book takes a critical look at the achievements in CHP policy and regulation so far and the regulatory toolbox developed. It also looks ahead and provides for some insights as to the future of CHP regulation." -- Catherine Banet, Associate Professor, Scandinavian Institute of Maritime Law, Petroleum and Energy Law Department, Vice-Dean for International Relations of the Faculty of Law, University of Oslo, Norway

"Sokołowski-sensei, an excellent European energy expert based in Japan, delivers a well-done guidebook on an increasingly important area of EU law: cogeneration – a technology focused upon in his book from different angles, i.e. national, pan-European, and global, tracked thoroughly in the past and current laws and policies, equipped with telling scenarios for its future development." -- Katsuhiro Shoji, Professor of European Union Law with a Jean Monnet Chair ad personam, Director of the Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence, Keio University, Japan

"Cogeneration harnesses heat from industry to produce electricity, reducing the need to rely on fossil fuels. Although the concept is simple, it is no easy task to understand the complex regulatory issues involved in expanding cogeneration. Maciej M. Sokołowski provides an enlightening and invaluable guide to this complex terrain." -- Daniel Farber, The Sho Sato Professor of Law, Faculty Director of the Center for Law, Energy, and the Environment, University of California, Berkeley, United States

"By writing a comprehensive book on a complex theme as combined heat and power is, Maciej Sokołowski has once again proven that he is a "talented gentleman who could wear the professor’s hat" as once Professor Żmijewski (1949–2015), our great Polish top-energy expert, called him." -- Rafał Czaja, President of the Prof. Krzysztof Żmijewski Association for Efficiency, Poland

"Sokołowskimasterfully leads us through the historic and market forces that have shaped cogeneration’s role in the energy sector and the legal and policy approaches governing its use to the current day. Although the focus is on cogeneration, his analysis provides ample food for thought in assessing the role of other forms of generation in today’s environment." -- Stephen G. Burns, Former Chairman, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, United States

"This is a most welcome book on CHP and its development from a legal perspective in Europe. It presents a much-needed comprehensive legal overview at what is happening at each Member State level. It will be a sourcebook for those working on CHP into the future and there is an exciting range of conclusions on CHP to consider now and into the future in terms of EU law and policy formulation!" -- Raphael J. Heffron, Professor Global Energy Law and Sustainability and Jean Monnet Professor in the Just Transition to a Low-Carbon Economy, Centre for Energy, Petroleum and Mineral Law and Policy, University of Dundee, United Kingdom

"With this book, Maciej M. Sokołowski provides the first comprehensive academic review of the regulation of combined heat and power in Europe. His book takes a critical look at the achievements in CHP policy and regulation so far and the regulatory toolbox developed. It also looks ahead and provides for some insights as to the future of CHP regulation." -- Catherine Banet, Associate Professor, Scandinavian Institute of Maritime Law, Petroleum and Energy Law Department, Vice-Dean for International Relations of the Faculty of Law, University of Oslo, Norway

"Sokołowski-sensei, an excellent European energy expert based in Japan, delivers a well-done guidebook on an increasingly important area of EU law: cogeneration – a technology focused upon in his book from different angles, i.e. national, pan-European, and global, tracked thoroughly in the past and current laws and policies, equipped with telling scenarios for its future development." -- Katsuhiro Shoji, Professor of European Union Law with a Jean Monnet Chair ad personam, Director of the Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence, Keio University, Japan

"Cogeneration harnesses heat from industry to produce electricity, reducing the need to rely on fossil fuels. Although the concept is simple, it is no easy task to understand the complex regulatory issues involved in expanding cogeneration. Maciej M. Sokołowski provides an enlightening and invaluable guide to this complex terrain." -- Daniel Farber, The Sho Sato Professor of Law, Faculty Director of the Center for Law, Energy, and the Environment, University of California, Berkeley, United States

"By writing a comprehensive book on a complex theme as combined heat and power is, Maciej Sokołowski has once again proven that he is a "talented gentleman who could wear the professor’s hat" as once Professor Żmijewski (1949–2015), our great Polish top-energy expert, called him." -- Rafał Czaja, President of the Prof. Krzysztof Żmijewski Association for Efficiency, Poland