Abstract
• Although it is part of the UK, Northern Ireland
operates an integrated Single Electricity Market
with its immediate neighbour, the Republic of
Ireland.
• Northern Ireland is on course to leave the EU as a
consequence of Brexit, while the Republic of
Ireland will remain an EU Member State.
• In spite of numerous commentaries on Brexit,
analysts have tended to overlook these important
circumstances, and the impact that Brexit will have
on the all-island arrangements.
• This article examines this problem, and outlines
solutions to Brexit’s potential negative impact.
operates an integrated Single Electricity Market
with its immediate neighbour, the Republic of
Ireland.
• Northern Ireland is on course to leave the EU as a
consequence of Brexit, while the Republic of
Ireland will remain an EU Member State.
• In spite of numerous commentaries on Brexit,
analysts have tended to overlook these important
circumstances, and the impact that Brexit will have
on the all-island arrangements.
• This article examines this problem, and outlines
solutions to Brexit’s potential negative impact.
| Original language | English |
|---|---|
| Pages (from-to) | 18-20 |
| Number of pages | 3 |
| Journal | E-Law Newsletter |
| Volume | May/June |
| Publication status | Published - Jun 2018 |
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