The construction of utility infrastructure requires meticulous, long-term planning from both an economic and legal perspective. Recent changes in energy policy aimed at promoting renewables have placed even greater focus on utility infrastructure planning. This book takes current developments as a starting point for an exhaustive overview of the legal environment in utility planning. While specific attention is devoted the the latest developments in the energy sector (NABEG, EnLAG), other types of relevant infrastructure (roads, pipelines, and so on) also receive due treatment.

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Herbert Posser, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer LLP, Düsseldorf, Germany; Kurt Faßbender, Institut für Öffentliches Recht, Universität Leipzig, Germany.