Stefanie Krome, Maîtrise en droit
Stefanie advises clients on all civil law and energy law matters related to renewable energy. Her practice focuses on energy projects (onshore wind energy, solar energy, and battery storage). In particular, she advises on energy industry issues, securing land, the construction and operation of facilities, project structuring, and contract drafting. In the event of a dispute, she represents clients both in and out of court.
She provides advice in German, English, and French.
Curriculum vitae
- Studied law at the University of Bayreuth, 2013–2020
- Completed a supplementary degree in engineering sciences at the University of Bayreuth, 2013–2016
- Master’s degree at the Université de Bordeaux with a focus on European law (Maîtrise en droit), 2016–2017
- Research assistant in patent law at an international commercial law firm, 2020
- Research Assistant at the University of Bayreuth in the Department of Civil, Business, and Technology Law, 2020–2023
- Legal clerkship in Frankfurt am Main, with placements including an international business law firm in the energy/infrastructure sector, 2024–2026
- Currently pursuing a Ph.D. at the University of Bayreuth on a topic at the intersection of international civil procedure law, competition law, and patent law
- Lawyer at Kapellmann since 2026
Further qualifications and memberships
- Member of the German-French Lawyers’ Association (Deutsch-Französische Juristenvereinigung e.V.)
Practice groups
Sector groups
Expertise
- Plant engineering law
- Energy law
- ESG/Sustainability/Green Contracts
- Project development and project management law
Publications
Krome: Global FRAND-Licensing by EU National Courts: The Winner Asks Them All? – On Global SEP Disputes and International Jurisdiction, Market and Competition Law Review 7(1), 2023, S. 77–112.
Krome/Lüdecke: Tendenz zur Einheitlichkeit im Deliktsrecht - oder wie das Mosaik zusammengesetzt wird, Zeitschrift für das Privatrecht der Europäischen Union - GPR 2018 N°4, S.192–196.