Luísa is Of Counsel in Gómez-Acebo & Pombo’s Corporate and Commercial practice area and leads the Energy area in Portugal.
She gains recognition for her outstanding transactional and energy expertise and is vastly experienced advising national and international clients in the Energy, Corporate & Commercial and Banking & Finance fields.
Luísa holds a Law degree from Universidade de Lisboa and an LL.M. in Commercial and Financial Law from Kings College London. Luísa also attended the Master in Energy Law from Universidade Católica Portuguesa.
Luísa is recognised in the prestigious Legal 500 directory as one of the leading energy professionals in the market.
Luísa is a regular speaker at conferences, providing training and appropriate guidance related to the area of energy and is a member of the ICC Commission on Environment and Energy.
The Solar PV supply chain is 90% dominated by Chinese-based manufacturers. This has, largely, caused few problems for the European solar industry with many quality Tier-1 suppliers supporting the industry for many years.
However, questions remain about over-reliance on supply from one country, as if there are changes to international relations, or trade agreements, many projects will be put on indefinite hold as they wait for panels to arrive.
The REPowerEU plan promises €1bn of “de-risking” funding to establish an internal European silicon solar manufacturing chain, but are such measures feasible, or even necessary?
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This supports the growth of the solar and storage industries as well as the transition to a cleaner power system.
