Law for Energy Prosumers

Dr Daniela Aguilar is a researcher and lecturer at Mining and Energy Law Department at the University Externado of Colombia. She has Master in Energy Law and Policy from the University of Dundee, Scotland and a PhD in Law from the University of Waikato, New Zealand.She has taught energy descentralization law, renewable energy law, hydrogen regulation and new technologies in the electricity sector to post graduate students at the University Externado of Colombia. She joined the Department of Mining and Energy Law  at the at the University Externado of Colombia in 2013. She is also the academic coordinator of an Online Master of Energy Law. She is the author of several publications on renewable energy law, prosumers and energy poverty. She is an active member of the ASIDE (Iberoamerican Association of Energy Law) and the IAEL (International Association of Energy Law)

• The Power System: Present and Future.- Coexistence of the Traditional-Centralised Power System Regulation and Emerging Technologies Regulation – Overview.- Law and Society: How the Active Role of Consumers Fits into the Broader Contex.- Access to the Network: The Regulation of the Distribution.- Active Consumers: Access to Relevant Markets and Consumer Rights.