Nikolas Klausmann advises on all aspects of regulatory and climate protection law as well as European and constitutional law, in particular regarding renewable energies, battery storage, digital business models and innovative supply concepts.
He joined Osborne Clarke in 2023 as a lawyer and heads the working group on digitalisation of the energy industry.
After studying in Wuerzburg and Seoul (Republic of Korea), he worked for the Institute of Energy and Competition Law at Humboldt University in Berlin, the European University Institute in Florence, the Environmental Energy Law Foundation and a major international law firm while pursuing post-graduate studies. He then worked as a legal clerk in Berlin and Rome for a leading commercial law firm specialising in energy law and for the energy and digital policy departments of the German Federal Chancellery.
Flexa GmbH
Osborne Clarke has advised Flexa GmbH on the establishment of a virtual power plant regarding contractual and corporate law, regulatory issues and data protection and copyright in connection with algorithms and AI models. Read more.