Die Kundenanlagen (Strom) unter besonderer Betrachtung wohnungswirtschaftlicher Aspekte
Nomos, 1. Edition 2019, 268 Pages
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In the context of energy transition, decentralised power supply has become increasingly important. In the meantime, housing companies are increasingly supplying their tenants with electricity. Tenants can be supplied with electricity by housing companies using so-called tenant electricity models. Electricity costs as part of the maintenance costs can be a significant burden. Therefore, both tenants and housing companies are interested in keeping the maintenance costs as low as possible. The book is aimed primarily at housing companies that are active in both privately funded and publicly funded housing construction.
In order to be able to offer tenants a favourable electricity price, housing companies depend on tenant electricity models to operate their electricity infrastructure as customer systems in accordance with § 3 no. 24a of the Energy Management Act. The customer system pursuant to § 3 no. 24a of the Energy Management Act was legally defined in 2011. This definition is characterised by a variety of indefinite legal terms, which makes it highly controversial in literature and case law. The author deals in-depth with the definition of the customer system. In doing so, he works in a practical way and uses various examples from recent case law to illustrate when an unregulated customer system pursuant to § 3 no. 24a of the Energy Management Act ends, and a regulated energy supply network pursuant to § 3 no. 16 of the Energy Management Act begins.
In a subsequent step, it is then valid for the housing companies to implement the power supply of their tenants. In each case, the author examines the contractual possibilities of integrating the operation of customer systems, as well as the actual power supply into the tenancy. On the one hand, he examines to what extent the costs of a customer system can be allocated under tenancy law, so that the gratuitousness of a customer system is maintained. On the other hand, he examines under which legally permissible conditions housing companies can act directly as electricity suppliers to their tenants, especially when installing a cogeneration plant in their property, and at the same time observing the energy law freedom of discrimination. Finally, in the context of power supply, the legal issues of whether housing companies in the supply of their tenants with electricity are subject to the duty of disclosure pur-suant to § 5 of the Energy Management Act, and to what extent the metering point management within customer facilities must be made pursuant to § 20 para. 1d of the Energy Management Act, are discussed.
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Edition | 1 |
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ISBN | 978-3-8487-6022-0 |
Publication Date | Jul 16, 2019 |
Year of Publication | 2019 |
Publisher | Nomos |
Format | Softcover |
Language | deutsch |
Pages | 268 |
Review |
»eine empfehlenswerte Auseinandersetzung über den Einsatz von Kundenanlagen in der Immobilienwirtschaft... kundig, detailliert und praxisorientiert... detailliertes Nachschlagewerk.« RA Dr. Julian Asmus Nebel, CuR 4/2019 |
Medium | Book |
Product Type | Scientific literature |