Mira Todorovic Symeonides, LL.M.

Born in Belgrade, Serbia; qualified both in Serbian and Greek law; Member of the Belgrade Bar since 1993 (transferred to Athens) and the Athens Bar 2007.

Lead of Rokas’ Energy Group, she has more than 25 years experience in commercial law and over 15 years in energy law including on large scale multiple jurisdictional projects, involving also regulatory, dispute resolution issues as well as cross-border matters. She has been engaged in different aspects of energy law cases, including unbundling and liberalisation of energy markets; energy trade and energy supply issues, project financing; licensing of energy entities and other regulatory and pricing issues; EU acquis compliance studies in regard to RES and Public Procurement in Energy; as well as certain issues of hydrocarbons concession law. She supervises Rokas’ offices of SEE, particularly in regard to energy law issues.

University of Belgrade, Law Faculty (LL.B. 1991; LL.M. 2012, in Civil Law. Dissertation “Exemption clauses – comparative solutions in European countries and development trends”); DIKATSA – University of Athens, Law Faculty (Recognition of Law Faculty Degree in Greece, 2003).

• Implementation issues of the Code of Electricity Supply (M. Todorovic/ L. Sidiropoulos in: Energy & Law Journal, issue 22/ 2015), in Greek;
• Electricity (M. Todorovic/ L. Sidiropoulos in: Greek Law Digest, published in May 2016, in English;
• Greek Electricity Market in the midst of Fundamental Reforms (M. Todorovic/ L. Sidiropoulos in: European Networks Law & Regulation Quarterly, issue 4/2014);
• “Unbundling and Privatisation of the State Owner Vertically Integrated Companies in the Energy Community” OGEL Journal (Oil, Gas& Energy Law Intelligence), OGEL Special Issue on the “Energy Community”, OGEL Volume 12, Issu 2 (April 2014);
• Organiser and editing author of Rokas Energy Newsflash, a monthly newsletter being issued since June 2013.