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International Association of Young Lawyers (AIJA)
View AgencyAIJA is the only global association devoted to lawyers and in-house counsel aged 45 and under. Since 1962 AIJA provides outstanding international opportunities for young lawyers to network, learn and develop. AIJA currently has a community of over 6,000 people in 100+ different countries, including over 60 collective members and Bar Associations. The AIJA community is very diverse, with members coming from law firms of all sizes and cultures, as well as in-house counsel, in both the private and public sectors. The activities of AIJA are coordinated by 18 academic commissions, in charge of organising our events all around the globe and keeping members up to the date in their respective areas of practice. AIJA is committed to defend and take active part in promoting core legal principles, such as the rule of law and human rights principles. We respect the integrity of each civilised society of the world and aim to advance cross-cultural understanding among members and other participants in the legal profession.
Message OrganiserEnergizing Tomorrow: The Future of Energy, Antitrust & International Business Law
Thursday, October 8, 2026 - Saturday, October 10, 2026
Seminar
Düsseldorf
Hotel Kö59 Düsseldorf - Member of Hommage, Königsallee, Düsseldorf-Stadtbezirk 1, Germany
Event Overview
The global energy transition and the simultaneously evolving landscapes of competition law enforcement and international business regulation are creating unprecedented legal challenges that transcend traditional practice boundaries. Modern legal practitioners must navigate interconnected issues where sustainability cooperation meets competition compliance, cross-border transactions face multilayered regulatory scrutiny, and emerging technologies trigger new enforcement approaches. This intersection of energy, antitrust, and international business law demands integrated expertise that reflects the realities of today's global economy.
The 2026 AIJA seminar in Düsseldorf will address these complex challenges. As a dynamic hub at the crossroads of European industry and regulation, Düsseldorf offers a unique setting to explore today’s most pressing legal challenges. Known for its strong antitrust tradition, international outlook, and proximity to key players in the energy and industrial sectors across the Ruhr region, the city offers the perfect backdrop to explore how legal frameworks can support and shape the transition to a more sustainable global economy. Topics include antitrust enforcement in digital and labor markets, sustainability cooperation under EU competition rules, green investment contracting, and the regulatory landscape for cross-border transactions. Further sessions will address ESG-driven contracting, renewable energy law, and legal questions around hydrogen, carbon capture, and resilient supply chains. Expert panels, case studies, and interactive debates will equip participants to navigate and shape the legal dimensions of the energy transition.
The International Business Law, Antitrust and Environmental & Energy Law Commissions look forward to welcoming young lawyers from around the world to engage with these timely topics in Düsseldorf.
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