Bram Devlies
Counsel - Attorney at Law
Bram Devlies, attorney at law, is a counsel of the Energy & Infrastructure practice group in our office in Belgium.
Brams' practice focuses on the energy sector, including in particular renewable energy projects (solar/PV, onshore and offshore wind, biomass/biosteam), security of supply (capacity mechanisms and strategic reserves), grid tariffs, subsidy mechanisms (such as green energy certificates including State aid issues), production and supply licences, district heating, agreements (including corporate Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) and FIDIC agreements) and oil and gas regulations.
Bram has experience with advising clients on EU and Belgian Energy Law. He recently advised clients on cross-border energy projects as well as projects located in the Flemish- Walloon- and Brussels region and in the Belgian sector of the North Sea.
Bram is an assistant at the Institute of Consumer, Competition & Market at the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven.
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Bram Devlies
Counsel - Attorney at Law
bram.devlies@loyensloeff.com
Brussels
Dutch, English, French
<p>Bram Devlies, attorney at law, is a counsel of the Energy & Infrastructure practice group in our office in Belgium.</p>
Brams' practice focuses on the energy sector, including in particular renewable energy projects (solar/PV, onshore and offshore wind, biomass/biosteam), security of supply (capacity mechanisms and strategic reserves), grid tariffs, subsidy mechanisms (such as green energy certificates including State aid issues), production and supply licences, district heating, agreements (including corporate Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) and FIDIC agreements) and oil and gas regulations.
Bram has experience with advising clients on EU and Belgian Energy Law. He recently advised clients on cross-border energy projects as well as projects located in the Flemish- Walloon- and Brussels region and in the Belgian sector of the North Sea.
Bram is an assistant at the Institute of Consumer, Competition & Market at the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven.