Cases of dumping in renewable energy. : Unfair competition or disregard of international agreements on climate change

Abstract

This article will talk about competitiveness in energy matters specifically in terms of renewable energies, the obstacles encountered by the market parties and the commitments faced by the states to make the use of this energy more accessible, in its different nuances both as a participant in the energy market, as a state that has energy sources such as oil, gas and coal; how these elements are of utmost importance for the State's economy and the risk presented by the modernization and greater efficiency of sustainable energy. 

 The acts that are characterized as anti-competitive practices and sectoral situations that generate a level of inequality in the competitiveness of companies; as well as the elements that should characterize renewable energy to make it more accessible, the strategic importance of the energy sector from different angles and finally the actions taken against the energy sector, ending with a positioning of progressiveness towards the transition of clean energy and energy sustainable.