Implementation of the ECN+ Directive in 23 Member States: An introductory overview

European Competition and Regulatory Law Review, Ben van Rompuy, 18 August 2021, Volume 5, Issue 3, 210-215

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The purpose of this introductory article is, firstly, to give an update on the transposition status of the ECN+ Directive so far (Section II.) and, secondly, to present the main provisions of the Directive as well as to offer general observations on how they are (being)implementedintheMemberStates(SectionIII.). The overview ends with some concluding remarks (Section IV.).

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Ben Van Rompuy
University of Leiden

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