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Article 9 Water Framework Directive - what does the term "water services" mean? On the EU Court of Justice conclusions of Advocate General Jääskinen in case C-525/12

[working paper]

Gawel, Erik

Corporate Editor
Helmholtz-Zentrum für Umweltforschung - UFZ

Abstract

The conclusions of Advocate General Jääskinen in the matter of the infringement proceedings against Germany, regarding the scope of the term “water services” in Article 9 of the Water Framework Directive, are now available. In these he considers that the action brought by the Commission against t... view more

The conclusions of Advocate General Jääskinen in the matter of the infringement proceedings against Germany, regarding the scope of the term “water services” in Article 9 of the Water Framework Directive, are now available. In these he considers that the action brought by the Commission against the narrow interpretation in Germany, which is restricted to water supply and waste water disposal, is inadmissible due to the fact that there is no complaint in respect of any clearly defined conduct that would constitute an infringement; in the alternative he materially agrees in full with the position put forward by Germany. However, this paper argues that the AG’s main arguments in favour of a strict interpretation are misleading.... view less

Keywords
water management; sewage; EU; directive; environmental law; environmental policy; cost recovery; interpretation of the law; European Court of Justice; Federal Republic of Germany

Classification
European Politics
Ecology, Environment
Law

Document language
English

Publication Year
2014

City
Leipzig

Page/Pages
9 p.

Series
UFZ Discussion Papers, 20/2014

ISSN
1436-140X

Status
Published Version; reviewed

Licence
Creative Commons - Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike


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