Starting date:
January, 2027
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In-person
2h
Carlos Vaz de AlmeidaHe is the partner responsible for the Financial Law and Projects area at the Lisbon office, with a particular focus on Energy and Infrastructure. He advises on all phases of projects, including development, financing, regulation, and contract negotiation (namely, PPA, EPC, O&M, grid connection). Previously, he led the Finance, Energy, and Infrastructure practice at a large international law firm, worked at a Magic Circle law firm in Lisbon, and was also deputy to the Minister of State and Finance and deputy director of UTAP (the Portuguese entity responsible for public-private partnerships). LL.B from Universidade Nova de Lisboa and regularly lectures on Project Finance, Energy, and Infrastructure. |
In-person
1h30
Filipe Matias SantosFilipe Matias Santos, who holds a law degree and a master's degree in law from NOVA Law School, is a lawyer and legal director at ERSE, a member of the Legal Affairs Committee of the Council of European Energy Regulators (CEER) and of the Compliance and Enforcement group of the Agency for the Cooperation of Energy Regulators (ACER). He is a member of the board of the General Assembly of CEDIPRE (Center for Public Law and Regulation Studies at the Faculty of Law of Coimbra) and is part of the network of experts at NOVA Green Lab. He is co-coordinator of the course “The Evolution of Energy Law” at Nova Law, a frequent speaker at conferences, and teaches courses at various faculties, including the Faculty of Law of the Catholic University. He began his career at the law firm Garrigues and was a lawyer and senior legal advisor for eight years at the Portuguese Securities Market Commission (CMVM), becoming Legal Director of ERSE in 2013. He has postgraduate degrees in Energy Law from the University of Lisbon and in Regulation of Energy Utilities from the Florence School of Regulation/European University Institute. He completed the Advanced Executive Program in Management (PAGE) 2022, in the fall, at CATÓLICA-LISBON. In addition to several articles on public law, he published “Duty to Disclose Inside Information,” on market abuse in the financial sector, and “Reflections on Energy Law,” on administrative energy law. |
In-person
1h30
In-person
1h30
In-person
1h30
Carlos Vaz de AlmeidaHe is the partner responsible for the Financial Law and Projects area at the Lisbon office, with a particular focus on Energy and Infrastructure. He advises on all phases of projects, including development, financing, regulation, and contract negotiation (namely, PPA, EPC, O&M, grid connection). Previously, he led the Finance, Energy, and Infrastructure practice at a large international law firm, worked at a Magic Circle law firm in Lisbon, and was also deputy to the Minister of State and Finance and deputy director of UTAP (the Portuguese entity responsible for public-private partnerships). LL.B from Universidade Nova de Lisboa and regularly lectures on Project Finance, Energy, and Infrastructure. |
In-person
1h30
In-person
1h30
Carlos Vaz de AlmeidaHe is the partner responsible for the Financial Law and Projects area at the Lisbon office, with a particular focus on Energy and Infrastructure. He advises on all phases of projects, including development, financing, regulation, and contract negotiation (namely, PPA, EPC, O&M, grid connection). Previously, he led the Finance, Energy, and Infrastructure practice at a large international law firm, worked at a Magic Circle law firm in Lisbon, and was also deputy to the Minister of State and Finance and deputy director of UTAP (the Portuguese entity responsible for public-private partnerships). LL.B from Universidade Nova de Lisboa and regularly lectures on Project Finance, Energy, and Infrastructure. |
In-person
1h30
In-person
1h30
In-person
1h30
In-person
1h30
João ConfrariaJoão Confraria holds a Doctoral degree in Economics (1991, Universidade Católica Portuguesa - Catholic University of Portugal) and a Master in Economics (1988, Universidade Nova de Lisboa), after undergraduate studies at the Universidade Católica Portuguesa (Catholic University of Portugal) between 1977 and 1982. Currently, he serves as member of the Board of ICP-Anacom, Autoridade Nacional de Comunicações (the National Communications Authority). Previous positions include having served as vice-president of Instituto Nacional da Aviação Civil (Portuguese Civil Aviation Authority) between 2007 and 2011, representative of the Portuguese Government at the Council of Eurocontrol (2011) and member of the Board of ICP and ICP-Anacom (1996 – 2002). At Universidade Católica Portuguesa, he teaches Public Policy, Regulation & Competition and Telecommunications and he is the Academic Director of the Master in Law and Business. He has been director of the Centre for Applied Studies (2005-2007), coordinator of the Executive Program on Economics of Regulation and Competition (2003-2007) and member of the Board of directors of the MBA Program (1991-1993). |
In-person
1h30
In-person
1h30
In-person
1h30
In-person
1h30
Carlos Vaz de AlmeidaHe is the partner responsible for the Financial Law and Projects area at the Lisbon office, with a particular focus on Energy and Infrastructure. He advises on all phases of projects, including development, financing, regulation, and contract negotiation (namely, PPA, EPC, O&M, grid connection). Previously, he led the Finance, Energy, and Infrastructure practice at a large international law firm, worked at a Magic Circle law firm in Lisbon, and was also deputy to the Minister of State and Finance and deputy director of UTAP (the Portuguese entity responsible for public-private partnerships). LL.B from Universidade Nova de Lisboa and regularly lectures on Project Finance, Energy, and Infrastructure. |
João ConfrariaJoão Confraria holds a Doctoral degree in Economics (1991, Universidade Católica Portuguesa - Catholic University of Portugal) and a Master in Economics (1988, Universidade Nova de Lisboa), after undergraduate studies at the Universidade Católica Portuguesa (Catholic University of Portugal) between 1977 and 1982. Currently, he serves as member of the Board of ICP-Anacom, Autoridade Nacional de Comunicações (the National Communications Authority). Previous positions include having served as vice-president of Instituto Nacional da Aviação Civil (Portuguese Civil Aviation Authority) between 2007 and 2011, representative of the Portuguese Government at the Council of Eurocontrol (2011) and member of the Board of ICP and ICP-Anacom (1996 – 2002). At Universidade Católica Portuguesa, he teaches Public Policy, Regulation & Competition and Telecommunications and he is the Academic Director of the Master in Law and Business. He has been director of the Centre for Applied Studies (2005-2007), coordinator of the Executive Program on Economics of Regulation and Competition (2003-2007) and member of the Board of directors of the MBA Program (1991-1993). |
The program fee is €2,125, with a 10% discount available for alumni of the Universidade Católica Portuguesa.
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