Prof. ALDO AMIRANTE

* Universita' degli studi della Campania "L. Vanvitelli", Italy *

Lorraine University
ENS / Paris-Saclay University
CNRS Center-France
Academie des Scien. et Tech. HASSAN II
Association EMSF
IUT D'Epinal / Saint-Dié des Vosges
Grand-Est Region
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LMPS Laboratory /Univ Paris-Saclay
Electrical Energy Lab.
IUT of Longwy
ECAM-EPMI Paris
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Wolfram Research
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Pole Plasturgie de l'Est
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Legal models for alternative energies: energy communities in European law.

Prof. ALDO AMIRANTE

Universita' degli studi della Campania "L. Vanvitelli", Italy

The DIRECTIVE (EU) 2018/2001 on the promotion and use of renewable energy sources has set the production of renewable energy at 32% by 2030 for European countries. The need to reduce dependence on fossil fuels finds increasing space in European programs, through incentives for research and above all for the production of renewable energies, to the point of outlining forms of possible production in aggregate forms, such as the Renewable Energy Communities (REC) . The directive establishes a series of concessions and criteria for the development of energy communities, without determining a defined economic model. The implementation of the directive, in Italy, is quite complex, and, the creation of energy communities cannot find an adequate legal position, also due to the indeterminacy of the directive in this regard. We want to verify whether the creation of a new institution, apparently easy to implement, could lead to a universally valid system, which can be implemented regardless of the legal characteristics of the implementing country.

Biography

Prof. ALDO AMIRANTE Adjunct professor and full-time researcher of international law, Department of Political Sciences, University of Campania "L. Vanvitelli ".

Lawyer, member of the Bar Association of S. Maria C.V.

Professor of the course International Law and EU Law for Tourism from 2011 to date.

Subsequently professor of international and EU law for tourism.

Assigned to the European Union Law Course at the Department of Letters and Cultural Heritage of the University of Campania "L. Vanvitelli ".

Visiting professor at the National Politechnic University of Lviv, (Ukraine), July 2018.

Erasmus Program Visiting Professor at the Jagellonian University in Krakow, Poland, May 2019.

Lecturer in international law, international humanitarian law, navigation law at various military training centers.

Research in the field of war law, the protection of human rights for the mentally disabled, Studies in the field of energy and energy communities,

Member of numerous scientific research groups.

Member of the scientific committee of the ARTETETRA editions.

Member of the scientific committee of the European series Documents-monuments of identity, Sec. Right, culture, society, ICCU - Department of Political Sciences

Speaker at numerous scientific conferences, national and international.

Former legal consultant for municipalities, public bodies and businesses.

M.Sc. in Law.

PhD. in Law, Second University of Naples.