Executive summary
The local regime offers various possibilities to structure power generation. There are more than 130 holders of generation licenses and the introduction of the eligible customers gives other perspectives to increase the Nigerian power generation capabilities in resting on the private sector.
Electric Power Sector Reform Act
In Nigeria, the electricity sector is governed by…
Published
May 2019
Author
Dr. Philipp Stompfe
Bilateral Investment Treaties / Force Majeure / Hardship
The current political situation in some states of the Near and Middle East and North Africa demonstrates, that political instability in host states (states in which the investment is made) might negatively affect general domestic circumstances to the effect, that the implementation of investment…
Published
September 2020
Author
Philippe de Richoufftz
1. Incentives
Law n°2016-71 of September 30, 2016 on investment law provides for two schemes for granting bonuses and incentives. The Government Decree n°2017-389[1] clarified the terms of this Law[2].
There…
Published
September 2020
Author
Philippe de Richoufftz
Incentives for Investment Ivory Coast
I. Introduction
In an effort to stimulate investment operations on Ivorian territory, the Ivorian authorities issued in 2018 a new regime of investment promotion which provide tax and…
Published
September 2020
Author
Philippe de Richoufftz
Incentives for Investment Senegal
I. Introduction
The Senegalese authorities issued in 2004 a new regime of investment promotion through the Law No 2004-06 dated February 6th, 2004 creating the new Investments Code and the Decree No…
Published
November 2020
Authors
Philippe de Richoufftz
Kaja Börner
Topics
West African Monetary Union (WAMU) Central Bank of West African States (BCEAO) West African Economic and Monetary Union (WAEMU Treaty) Monetary Cooperation Agreement (MCA)
INVESTING IN WEST AFRICA THE FOREIGN EXCHANGE LEGISLATION OF THE WAEMU
The exchange rate stability as well as the possibility to transfer capitals…
Published
August 2020
Authors
Philippe de Richoufftz and Pauline Coune
MOROCCAN LAND LAW - NON-AGRICULTURAL VOCATION CERTIFICATE
When Morocco regained its independence in 1956, one of the characteristics of the country was a clear inequality in agricultural ownership between large, modernized farms mainly owned by settlers and traditional family farms, which were often very small. One of the…
Published
September 2020
Authors
Philippe de Richoufftz and Pauline Coune
THE ONGOING REFORM OF THE IPP REGIME IN RENEWABLE ENERGY IN MOROCCO
In January 2020, MASEN launched a call for expression of interest for the realisation of multiple projects for the production of electricity from photo-voltaic solar energy.
One may wonder about MASEN's role in an operation that it intends to place under…
Published
October 2020
Authors
Philippe de Richoufftz and Pauline Coune
The 2015 Tunisian solar plan set a target of 1755 MW for wind power, 1510 MW for grid-connected photovoltaic power and 450 MW for CSP by 2030[1]. These objectives will possibly be reviewed in the frame of the adoption of the national plan of electrical energy from renewable energy sources which should occur by the end of…
Published
March 2020
Authors
Dr. Daniel Smyrek and Petra Kuhn Charlotte Baxmann (LEXT Avocats)
The latest French jurisdiction on the abrupt termination of a long-standing business relationship – contractual or tortious basis for claims?
In a decision of 7 May 2019, the highest French court missed an opportunity to discuss the legal nature of the claim for damages due to abrupt…
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