The state can determine the legal coordinates of the energy sector and at the same time, intervene in themes related to fundamental and property rights. However, the state must respect the property laws developed by the judiciary and jurisdiction in a dogmatic and detailed manner. This especially applies to the era of energy transition where the state not seldom burdens the property of private persons or companies in order to implement energy or climate political actions. The present volume addresses this issue and simultaneously demonstrates the intersection of fundamental property rights and its effects on the rights of the energy sector.