WHØ WE ARE

We are legal core and multidisciplinary approach consultancy firm for making a fair and distributed energy transition a reality.

TEAM

JØAN HERRERA

Joan Herrera holds a degree in Law from the UB, with a postgraduate degree in Urban Planning Law and Environmental Law at the Pompeu Fabra University and is an associate professor of Energy Law at the Rovira i Virgili University.

Joan’s connection with the environment and energy comes from afar, when very few people addressed the climate and energy challenge. Author of different books, he has been director of the IDAE when self-consumption was opened, he has been director of Environmental Action and Energy of the Prat City Council, promoting the local energy community of the municipality. He thus adds a global and local vision both from the legal perspective and with regard to public policies.

JØRGE ANDREY

Jorge Andrey Sterner holds a double degree in Law and Political Science from the Autonomous University of Madrid and a master’s degree in Environmental Policy and Planning from the Technical University of Berlin. He has extensive experience in the field of renewable energies and has been practicing as an expert lawyer in the electricity sector for the last decade.

Jorge is a firm defender of an authentic energy transition: participated, fair and distributed. In addition to appearances on television and the press, he has given presentations and courses on the electricity sector, PPAs, self-consumption or energy communities. In his day-to-day work, he helps his clients find and design legal solutions to fit new technologies and sustainable business models into current regulations.

EDUARD SAVALL

Eduard holds a degree in Law from the University of Barcelona (2019), where he has also completed a postgraduate course in European Union Environmental Law (2019) and a Master’s Degree in Law (2021). He has worked in the field of public procurement in public sector entities and has completed a professional internship at the Directorate-General for Climate of the European Commission (2024) on the European CO₂ Emissions Trading System (EU ETS).

HELENA RIBERA

Helena holds a degree in Law from the Autonomus University of Barcelona (2018), and has completed a Master’s Degree in Law at the Pompeu Fabra University – Barcelona School of Management (2022). After dedicating herself in the study of the Judiciary, she has worked in the field of administrative law, urban law and environmental law in a law firm and in a legal consultancy.

PARTNER AND NETWORKER

Cristina is a political scientist and holds has a doctorate from the University of Zaragoza, where she teaches sociology classes. Her areas of interest are sustainability and democratic quality, and especially governance for the ecological transition, issues that she works on in research centers such as Globernance, BC3 and itdUPM, or on the board of Ecodes.

She is a political analyst at El País, Cadena SER, RTVE, Infolibre and the Green European Journal, and is part of the advisory board of Llorente y Cuenca and the magazine Ethic and is part of the board of trustees of Fundesplai. Since 2018 she has participated in the Open Government Forum, since 2019 in the Development Cooperation Advisory Council. She is co-editor of the collection More Political Culture, More Democracy, in collaboration with Gedisa and chairs the “Más Democracia” Association.

EXPERTS NETWORK

Graduate and doctor in Energy Engineering from the Polytechnic University of Valencia and master’s degree in Sustainable Energy Systems from the University of Edinburgh. He is currently a doctoral assistant professor at the Universitat Politècnica de València and visiting researcher at the Delft University of Technology.
David works on the study and development of measures to facilitate a fairer energy transition. His main areas of work and research focus on the development of techno-economic models to design and analyze public policy and regulation.
Among others, he has worked on the study and design of electricity markets with high renewable penetration, the participation of energy communities or the active participation of demand.
Graduated in Law from the University of Barcelona, with a postgraduate degree in Tax Consulting and Management at ESADE, is an associate professor of Financial and Tax Law at the Pompeu Fabra University. 
 
Her first approach to the electricity sector was through energy taxation, having written various publications and given conferences on the matter. She later collaborated with a business association of state-level energy companies. For more than ten years she has specialized in advising electrical energy distribution companies (DSOs). She currently works in her own office, Bassas Pérez Abogados, and collaborates with SAMSO in specific projects.
Graduate in Spanish-French law from the Autonomous University of Barcelona and the “Panthéon-Assas” University of Paris, Master in Energy Law from the Sorbonne University and Master in Law from the Autonomous University of Barcelona.
After working as a lawyer in an international law firm in Barcelona, Mireia has worked for a French independent producer as an in-house lawyer developing wind, photovoltaic and biogas projects with strong technical and social innovation: participative capital, energy communities, shared self-consumption, wind and photovoltaic hybridization, local energy valorization via PPAs, etc.
She currently combines her occupation in the Metropolis of Besançon as coordinator of a program to fight against energy poverty with consulting and teaching activities

He is a specialist in mobility, and particularly in mobility to work. He has worked as a mobility technician in the Climate Change Office of the Barcelona Provincial Council, in commuting plans (PDE) in many municipalities, and with the Office of Labor Mobility of the Barcelona City Council in the promotion of company commuting plans (PDE) of the Barcelona City Council and companies based in Barcelona.

Recognized expert and driver of numerous mobility initiatives, he was awarded in 2016 with “European Talent in Mobility” by the Salon des Transports Publics de Paris and organized by GART and UITP.

Lecturer in Administrative Law at the Faculty of Law and Political Science of the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya (UOC). She holds a doctorate -and extraordinary doctorate award in Law- from the Universitat Rovira i Virgili (2021).

Her doctoral thesis “Los entes locales la acción climática global. Responsabilidades, retos y perspectivas jurídicas” won the Antoni Pedrol y Ríos prize for the best doctoral thesis in local law and the Josep Miquel Prat Canuts prize for the best doctoral thesis in environmental law from the Universitat Rovira i Virgili. Laura completed research stays at the University of Groningen (The Netherlands) and the University of Bologna (Italy).

She is a specialist in local policies and administrative actions for climate change mitigation and adaptation. Her research interests include local law, environmental law, climate change and energy transition at the local level, energy poverty and public procurement, among others.

STRATEGIC PARTNER

Daleph is a BCorp strategy and operations consultancy, whose purpose is to promote social progress, the inclusion of people and the development of territories, seeking the highest level of operation and impact of the policies promoted by public and private actors.

With 30 years of experience and a large team of professionals, its strategic alliance with Samsø was born with the desire to amplify and provide the public sector with the best practices and experiences in sustainability and energy transition.

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