mw. R.A. (Robin) Hoenkamp LLM
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Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid
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Oudemanhuispoort
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1012 CN Amsterdam
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R.A.Hoenkamp@uva.nl
Research
What is the role of legal principles in safeguarding public
interests in smart grid standards?
The transition to smarter energy grids is inevitable. The
architecture of these smarter grids have a great influence on
what aims these grids will support. Will they facilitate the
shift towards fully decentralized sustainable energy
production, or will they primarily help the balancing and
operating the grid without necessarily any consequence for the
type of energy? These questions are of great importance for the
future of the energy market, yet in the standardization process
they are left to the market to decide.
In this research Robin demonstrates the threats in the current
standardization process for public interests in smart grids
through amongst others Lawrence Lessig's theory of Code is
the Law. From that point she shows what requirements the
standardization process should meet to ensure the legitimacy of
the standardization process, and with that encompass public
interests.
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Tekst van de nieuwe paragraaf
2013
- R.A. Hoenkamp, A.J.C. de Moor-van Vugt & G.B. Huitema (2013). Law and standards - Safeguarding societal interests in smart grids. In R. Leenes & E. Kosta (Eds.), Bridging distances in technology and regulation (pp. 103-122). Oisterwijk: Wolf Legal Publishers.
2012
- R.A. Hoenkamp & G.B. Huitema (2012). Good standards for smart meters. In 9th International Conference on the European Energy Market: EEM12: Florence, 10-12 May 2012. Piscataway, NJ: IEEE.
2011
- R. Hoenkamp, G.B. Huitema & A.J.C. de Moor-van Vugt (2011). The neglected consumer: the case of the smart meter rollout in the Netherlands. Renewable Energy Law and Policy Review, 2011 (4), 269-282.
2015
- R.A. Hoenkamp (2015, April 17). Safeguarding EU policy aims and requirements in smart grid standardization. Universiteit van Amsterdam (x, 178 pag.) ('s-Hertogenbosch: Uitgeverij BOXPress). Supervisor(s): prof.mr.dr. A.J.C. de Moor-van Vugt, prof. dr. G.B. Huitema & prof.dr.mr. S.A.C.M. Lavrijssen.