The book analyzes the relationship between the environment, urban planning, and energy, placing them within the broader context of Public Law.

Through 10 studies, it examines developments in the international, EU, and national legal frameworks, the challenges faced by regulatory mechanisms, and the prospects for the development of policies and legislation in relation to climate change, spatial planning, and energy licensing.

The work interdisciplinary highlights the critical challenges of energy law within the framework of environmental protection and spatial planning and is structured in three parts:

The environment, urban planning, and energy in EU and national legal systems and policy against climate change.

The environment and energy in environmental licensing.

The environment and energy in spatial planning and construction (legal and unauthorized).

The book is an essential tool for lawyers, researchers, and professionals dealing with issues relating to the environment, energy, and urban planning.

Specifically, it is aimed at lawyers, attorneys, judges, legal advisors, engineers, mechanical engineers, environmental scientists, study planners, and researchers on environmental and urban planning issues, administrative officials, as well as students and researchers in law and related fields, especially in areas of Environmental Law and Energy.