Morgane Tidghi is an EU Energy Lawyer at French Energy Commission. She was a competition lawyer at Total and a trainee lawyer at UGGC Avocats in Paris, France. Prior to this she was a trainee lawyer in the EU and Competition law practice at Arendt & Medernach Luxembourg where she assisted on various EU and competition law matters. Morgane has previous experience at the General Court of the European Union as well as at the European Commission’s DG Competition. She holds a doctorate in law of the University of Luxembourg where she developed research on EU administrative law and procedures as a Marie Curie fellow. She also holds an LL.M. from Case Western Reserve University School of Law and studied Canadian law at the University of Ottawa.
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The effective collection and exchange of information is crucial for the well-functioning of European antitrust enforcement in the context of the European Competition Network (ECN). Within the ECN, some national authorities still lack effective information-gathering tools. In the larger context (...)
