Katarzyna Gromek-Broc is a Professor in EU Law at the Department of Political and Social Sciences, University of Pavia. In 2020, she was a Jean Monnet Module Bid Winner and, in 2021, as a Team Member (EUA Africa-Connect), as well as in 2022 as a Team Member (EU-Cuba Relationship : Energy and Food Law). In 2019, she was awarded a prestigious VLOEBERGHS CHAIR in Law, at the VUB (Vrije Universiteit Brussel), Brussels. She is also a Member of Brussels Diplomatic Academy. Currently, she has been working on a number of projects involving the EU and Latin America on Energy and Food Security. Her research attracted numerous awards and funding: the AHRB Award, the British Academy Award; won Strategic Fund Competition, more recently secured some funding for two projects: one on Energy Transition, and another on Law and Technologies. Her interests in environmental protection started in 2003 when she was a visiting Professor at Stetson College of Law, US, the Institution pioneering in Wetland Law and Policy, Protection of Biodiversity and Ecosystems. Stetson College was also an inspiration for the creation of the interdisciplinary courses on Environmental Protection, facilitating discourse among experienced scientists, policymakers, and students.

• The European Union and Renewable Energy Policies.- A Few Words on the Energy-related Considerations.- The Environment in Contemporary Constitutionalism.- The Italian Energy Transition in a Human Rights Perspective.- Beyond the Energy Transition and Towards a Just Transition.- Wind of Change: A Scandinavian Perspective on Energy Transition and the ‘Greenification’ of the Oil and Gas Sector.- Green Deal and Regionalisation.- Energy Auction in the European Union with Specific Reference to Member State Practice in Germany and France.- The Energy Transition and the Use of EU Funds in the Spanish and Italian Legal Systems.- State and Market in China’s Coal-to-Gas Transition.- Tendencies in Regulatory Framework of Renewable Energy in Russia.- Energy Ttransition and Latin-American Countries: example Cuba: Looking for Interconnections with Food Sovereignty.- Is there a Regional Approach to the Energy Transition in Sub-Saharan Africa?.- Ineluctable Transnationalism, and the Regional Approach to the Energy Transition.- From Coal to Climate Change: An Australian Perspective on the Energy Transition.- A Comparative Analysis of Electricity Access Initiatives in Sub-Saharan Africa.

Katarzyna Gromek-Broc is a Professor in EU Law at the Department of Political and Social Sciences, University of Pavia. In 2020, she was a Jean Monnet Module Bid Winner and, in 2021, as a Team Member (EUA Africa-Connect), as well as in 2022 as a Team Member (EU-Cuba Relationship : Energy and Food Law). In 2019, she was awarded a prestigious VLOEBERGHS CHAIR in Law, at the VUB (Vrije Universiteit Brussel), Brussels. She is also a Member of Brussels Diplomatic Academy. Currently, she has been working on a number of projects involving the EU and Latin America on Energy and Food Security. Her research attracted numerous awards and funding: the AHRB Award, the British Academy Award; won Strategic Fund Competition, more recently secured some funding for two projects: one on Energy Transition, and another on Law and Technologies. Her interests in environmental protection started in 2003 when she was a visiting Professor at Stetson College of Law, US, the Institution pioneering in Wetland Law and Policy, Protection of Biodiversity and Ecosystems. Stetson College was also an inspiration for the creation of the interdisciplinary courses on Environmental Protection, facilitating discourse among experienced scientists, policymakers, and students.

• The European Union and Renewable Energy Policies.- A Few Words on the Energy-related Considerations.- The Environment in Contemporary Constitutionalism.- The Italian Energy Transition in a Human Rights Perspective.- Beyond the Energy Transition and Towards a Just Transition.- Wind of Change: A Scandinavian Perspective on Energy Transition and the ‘Greenification’ of the Oil and Gas Sector.- Green Deal and Regionalisation.- Energy Auction in the European Union with Specific Reference to Member State Practice in Germany and France.- The Energy Transition and the Use of EU Funds in the Spanish and Italian Legal Systems.- State and Market in China’s Coal-to-Gas Transition.- Tendencies in Regulatory Framework of Renewable Energy in Russia.- Energy Ttransition and Latin-American Countries: example Cuba: Looking for Interconnections with Food Sovereignty.- Is there a Regional Approach to the Energy Transition in Sub-Saharan Africa?.- Ineluctable Transnationalism, and the Regional Approach to the Energy Transition.- From Coal to Climate Change: An Australian Perspective on the Energy Transition.- A Comparative Analysis of Electricity Access Initiatives in Sub-Saharan Africa.

Katarzyna Gromek-Broc is a Professor in EU Law at the Department of Political and Social Sciences, University of Pavia. In 2020, she was a Jean Monnet Module Bid Winner and, in 2021, as a Team Member (EUA Africa-Connect), as well as in 2022 as a Team Member (EU-Cuba Relationship : Energy and Food Law). In 2019, she was awarded a prestigious VLOEBERGHS CHAIR in Law, at the VUB (Vrije Universiteit Brussel), Brussels. She is also a Member of Brussels Diplomatic Academy. Currently, she has been working on a number of projects involving the EU and Latin America on Energy and Food Security. Her research attracted numerous awards and funding: the AHRB Award, the British Academy Award; won Strategic Fund Competition, more recently secured some funding for two projects: one on Energy Transition, and another on Law and Technologies. Her interests in environmental protection started in 2003 when she was a visiting Professor at Stetson College of Law, US, the Institution pioneering in Wetland Law and Policy, Protection of Biodiversity and Ecosystems. Stetson College was also an inspiration for the creation of the interdisciplinary courses on Environmental Protection, facilitating discourse among experienced scientists, policymakers, and students.

• The European Union and Renewable Energy Policies.- A Few Words on the Energy-related Considerations.- The Environment in Contemporary Constitutionalism.- The Italian Energy Transition in a Human Rights Perspective.- Beyond the Energy Transition and Towards a Just Transition.- Wind of Change: A Scandinavian Perspective on Energy Transition and the ‘Greenification’ of the Oil and Gas Sector.- Green Deal and Regionalisation.- Energy Auction in the European Union with Specific Reference to Member State Practice in Germany and France.- The Energy Transition and the Use of EU Funds in the Spanish and Italian Legal Systems.- State and Market in China’s Coal-to-Gas Transition.- Tendencies in Regulatory Framework of Renewable Energy in Russia.- Energy Ttransition and Latin-American Countries: example Cuba: Looking for Interconnections with Food Sovereignty.- Is there a Regional Approach to the Energy Transition in Sub-Saharan Africa?.- Ineluctable Transnationalism, and the Regional Approach to the Energy Transition.- From Coal to Climate Change: An Australian Perspective on the Energy Transition.- A Comparative Analysis of Electricity Access Initiatives in Sub-Saharan Africa.