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360 hours
9 month course

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25/08/2021

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About the Course

About

The last 15 to 20 years the energy exploration activity has undergone significant changes. Energy law, understood as the study of legal relations involving the allocation of rights and obligations relating to the exploitation of energy resources in its various forms, emerges from this process as an autonomous discipline, related to
various other areas of law. Deepening the analysis of the discipline thus becomes a necessity for professionals in the field.

The Postgraduate LLM in Energy Law and Business in the Electricity Sector aims to deepen the study of the various aspects related to the emerging area of Energy Law, including the relationship of the discipline with administrative, environmental, tax, international and human rights law, among others. The aim is to develop skills to understand the activity from a comprehensive legal perspective and in a global context.

The courses are offered in face-to-face (hybrid) and online (live) modality. Students in the face-to-face modality will follow the classes in CEDIN's facilities and students in the online modality will follow the classes live. Both students will be able to attend classes whenever and wherever they wish. There will be times when access will be online for both modalities in specific, for interactive meetings.

PostgraduateModules

Modules

1 - Introduction, General Aspects and Regulation

Energy Law in a global context: inaugural lecture of the course

Challenges of the Energy Sector

International Law and Energy

Regulation and the Energy Sector: Theory; Control and Limits

Regulation and Economic Analysis of Law: Introduction, concepts and applications

2 - Sustainable Development and Renewables

Energy and climate change

Sustainable development, diversity and inclusion in the electricity sector

Energy and climate change

Renewable: Regulatory Aspects

Climate Change and Sustainable Development Policy

Renewables: Trends, Challenges and Energy Efficiency

3 - Brazilian Electric Sector - General Part (Introduction and Concepts)

Brazilian Electricity Sector: Challenges, Concepts, History, Models and deverticalization

Main aspects of distribution and distribution contracts

Institutional Model: Competencies and Regulatory Coordination

Institutional Model:Specific contracts

Electricity: Overview of the Judicial Process

Electricity: Administrative Process and Relevant Aspects

Electricity: Judicial Process - Jurisprudence and relevant aspects

4 - Brazilian Electric Sector - Specific Part (Segments and Critical Aspects)

Electricity Supply

Challenges of Matrix Modernisation: Introduction

Challenges to the modernisation of the Headquarters: Part II

Energy auction system

Dispatches with wind and solar energy in the matrix (challenges, peculiarities and other related issues)

Modernization of the legal framework of the electricity sector - Constitutional Perspective

5 - Energy Law and related matters - Part I

Arbitration - Fundamentals

Environmental Law and Energy

Arbitration - Energy Sector and Specific Cases

Competition Law and Energy

Mining Law and Energy

6 - Energy Taxation and Compliance and Related Matters - Part II

Tax Law and Energy (Concepts and Principles of the National Court System)

Tax and Energy Law (charges and applicable taxes)

Compliance and Energy Activities

Corporate Law and Energy (main forms and structures that apply to the sector)

Corporate Law and Energy (critical aspects)

7 - Oil, Gas and Nuclear

Regulation of gas activities

Regulation of oil activities

Project finance, contracts and insurance

Nuclear energy: main aspects

Nuclear energy: regulation

8 - Energy transition, Matrix modernization and GD - Financing

ANEEL Resolution 482/2012 Review - Distributed Generation

Modernization of the Sector: Regulatory Aspects GT (news)

Distributed Generation: General and critical aspects

Distributed Generation - Case Studies

Energy transition and Distribution in the future

The challenges of the Energy Transition

Bioenergy and decarbonisation

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    Meet our team! Our teaching staff consists of the best professionals in the country, enabling a practical learning of high performance.

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    Maria João C. P. Rolim

    PhD from the Centre for Energy, Petroleum and Mineral Law and Policy (CEPMLP) of the University of Dundee, Scotland. Master in Economic Law from the Federal University of Minas Gerais (UFMG), and LLM from the London School of Economics (LSE), with concentration in Competition and Regulation of the European Energy Market. Graduated in Law from Faculdade de Direito Milton Campos and in Economics from Pontifícia Universidade Católica de Minas Gerais (PUC Minas). Professor of the course.

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    Alice Siqueira Khouri

    Doctorate (ongoing) in Law and Economics, area of Regulation, from the Faculty of Law of the University of Lisbon (FDUL/ULisboa). Master in Public Law from Pontifical Catholic University of Minas Gerais (PUC MG). Lawyer graduated from Pontifical Catholic University of Minas Gerais (PUC-MG). Coordinator of the Regulatory and Energy practice area at Rolim, Viotti e Leite Campos. Post-Graduation Professor of Contracts and Energy at Centro de Estudos em Direito e Negócios (CEDIN).