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Towards ecological governance in EU energy law
Giljam, Renske Anne
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Giljam, R. A. (2019). Towards ecological governance in EU energy law: with a focus on biomass regulation
and the use of ‘best available techniques’. Rijksuniversiteit Groningen.
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Annex VI
Curriculum Vitae
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Curriculum vitae
Renske Anne Giljam was born in Amsterdam in 1980. After secondary school (Barlaeus Gymnasium, Amsterdam), she travelled for three years and was involved in various environmental campaigns. In 2001 she commenced her law degree at the University of Groningen, during which time her daughter Noa was born (2004). At the university, Renske first got her Bachelor’s degree in International and European Law (2007), and subsequently concluded the Research Master ‘Functionaliteit van het Recht’ cum laude (2011). Renske wrote her Master’s thesis on the air quality requirements for modern coal-fired combustion plants. For this thesis she was awarded the first prize by the Dutch Association of Energy Law (NeVER) in 2012.
Questions left unanswered by her thesis, led to a research proposal that was accepted by the University of Groningen in 2012. Thus, for six years, Renske was employed at the Groningen Centre of Energy Law, where she has conducted her PhD research. After finishing this research in 2018, she started a position at the Province of Groningen, assisting in the development of new policies for onshore wind energy.
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