Legal briefing: Legal obligation for public participation during the updating of the NECPs
This paper describes what international and EU law requires Member States do so to ensure effective public participation during the NECP revision process. It covers legal duties –
- under Article 10 of the Governance Regulation and in line with the Aarhus Convention; and
- with respect to multilevel climate and energy dialogues (MCEDs) under Article 11 of the Governance Regulation,
concerning the update of the 2021-2030 national energy and climate plans (NECPs).
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