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Artificial intelligence is giving rise to intense debates in the doctrine about its compatibility with the humanist ethics prevailing in Western society. This anthropocentric perspective of the paradigm shift posed by artificial intelligence does not, however, exhaust the line of pernicious consequences that may accompany it. Thus, the environment also emerges as a legal asset to be protected against the phenomenon of this new technology. The enormous amount of energy demanded by some of the artificial intelligence models erodes any energy efficiency objectives that may be set in the field of ICTs. For this reason, the aim of this paper will be to analyze this new challenge that environmental law will have to face sooner rather than later. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper analyzes the European energy and electricity regulations, as well as the different strategies approved, and the recent modifications of the marginalist electricity market due to the energy emergency created by the crisis in the supply of Russian gas. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper analyzes the different Spanish energy and electricity regulations, as well as the approved strategies, in a situation of serious energy crisis, and presents a proposal for reform in the electricity tariff in our country, regarding the special electricity tax, to alleviate the enormous burden that the industry is bearing, some of whose sectors are in a critical situation such as mining. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper analyzes the different Spanish energy and electricity regulations, as well as the approved strategies, in a situation of serious energy crisis, and presents a proposal for reform in the electricity tariff in our country, regarding the special electricity tax, to alleviate the enormous burden that the industry is bearing, some of whose sectors are in a critical situation such as mining. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper analyzes the European energy and electricity regulations, as well as the different strategies approved, and the recent modifications of the marginalist electricity market due to the energy emergency created by the crisis in the supply of Russian gas. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]