Please find below registration options for the 30th European Energy Law Seminar. This registration does not cover your accomodation, which you will have to separately arrange, book and pay for with the Babylon Hotel The Hague .

Bookings can be made directly by the hotel by sending an email to:  This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Please mention; DBA-GF6687 (which is the conference reference number).

	I. Meet & Greet Dinner Buffet on Sunday 20 January and Seminar sessions on Monday 21 January and Tuesday 22 January. Including guided tour of Museum Escher and dinner at Sociëteit De Witte on Monday 21 January, drinks, lunches, coffee, tea and documentation (eCopy)	€ 1500
	II. Seminar sessions on Monday 21 January and Tuesday 22 January. Including guided tour of Museum Escher and dinner at Sociëteit De Witte on Monday 21 January, lunches, coffee, tea and documentation (eCopy)	€ 1400
	III. Seminar sessions on Monday 21 January and Tuesday 22 January. Including lunches, coffee, tea and documentation (eCopy)	€ 1275
	IV. Seminar session on Monday 21 January only. Including guided tour of Museum Escher and dinner at Sociëteit De Witte on Monday 21 January, lunch, coffee, tea and documentation (eCopy)	€ 850
	V. Seminar session on Monday 21 January only. Including lunch, coffee, tea and documentation (eCopy)	€ 675
	VI. Seminar session on Tuesday 22 January only. Including lunch, coffee, tea and documentation (eCopy)	€ 675

All seminar participants will receive a complimentary copy of the European Energy Law Report Volume XIV (dispatched to the participant after the seminar).

We strongly recommend to book your accommodation as early as possible in order to avoid disappointment. 

To ensure your accommodation during the seminar the registration deadline is 17 January 2019.

After receipt of your registration, you will receive an invoice with the details for payment. Please note that payment is due in 7 days from invoice date, and has nevertheless to be complete before 20 January 2019.

When you have registered but are unable to attend, please notify the Organising Office ASAP. Transferring your place to a colleague is possible.

When a registrant is not in a position to transfer his/her place to another person, the following refund arrangements apply:

• - Registrations cancelled before or on 11 January 2019 will be refunded 50% of the seminar cost.
• - Registrations cancelled after 11 January 2019 will not be eligible for a refund.
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Norway: Petroleum and Energy Law Club
The Scandinavian Institute of Maritime Law established the Club in 1990 at the University of Oslo. It has no legal personality an all activities are carried out directly by the Institute. The Club has 394 registries. Each meeting can be characterised as a small seminar, where a speaker first presents his topic, followed by discussions and questions from the audience. The audience is mainly practitioners from public and private entities in the petroleum and electricity sectors. The topics range from upstream resource management issues to downstream market issues. The Club holds 3-4 meetings in Oslo and 2-3 meetings in Stavanger each semester. Normally, 20-25 participants attend. Information on future seminars is available on the Institute's website: www.jus.uio.no/nifs/.

Belgium: Vlaver
The Vlaamse Vereniging voor Energierecht (Vlaver, Flemish Energy Law Association) was established in 2002 as an association without legal personality. Like the Norwegian Petroleum Law Club it acts as a kind of friends of the Institute of Environmental and Energy Law of the University of Leuven or IMER. All activities and communication are an initiative of Professor Kurt Deketelaere if the IMER. The Vlaver has approximately 50 members. All communication goes by e-mail. The Vlaver organises several activities. During the first semester there are some three lunch meetings scheduled during which a guest speakers discusses a hot topic. These meetings are often organised in co-operation with the masters programme on energy and environmental law. During the second semesters the Flemish Yearbook on Energy law is presented during a half-day seminar in Leuven.