OGEL - Global Energy Law & Regulation Portal
OGEL 1 (2010) Antitrust in the Energy Sector
This Antitrust in the Energy Sector special was prepared for OGEL by
Prof. Nicolas Petit of the University of Liège (Belgium).
This issue addresses the challenges arising from the implementation of the antitrust laws across various
energy sectors. While it covers various countries, its primary focus is on the European Union
("EU") and the United States ("US")....
Other issues
OGEL 4 (2009) includes material of general interest such as transparency, contracts and human rights but also follow up material
from previous specials ... › Table of contents.
In this OGEL 3 (2009) Student special we tried to give the students an opportunity to have
their papers published in OGEL. › Table of contents.
This OGEL 2 (2009) EU - Russia relations special has a large number of papers from
distinguished authors which cover a number of key areas: - The ECT and Investment Arbitration;
- Energy relations between EU and Russia; - Implications of EU energy law and policy on Russia and
Gazprom; and Russian Energy Sector and EU. › Table of contents.
Other recent Journal issues
Advance publication
- Jan 04
- The Copenhagen Accord: Implications for the EU
- Dec 11
- Implementing the EU Climate and Energy Package with the Econonomic Crisis
- Dec 10
- The Overhaul of the Brazilian Oil and Gas Regime: Does the Adoption of a Production Sharing Agreement Bring Any Advantage Over the Current Modern Concession System?
- Nov 27
- Russia's New Energy Strategy 2030: Reflections on Novelty, Impediments and Implications
- Nov 18
- Energy Security Challenges for the 21st Century. A Reference Handbook. Eds. G. Luft and A. Korin (Book Review)
- Nov 04
- Climate Justice is What's Needed for Copenhagen Success
- Nov 02
- Corporate Accountability in International Environmental Law (by Elisa Morgera) - Book Review
- Oct 21
- At the Speed of Light? Electricity Interconnections for Europe
- Oct 14
- Energy Policy and Climate Policy Must be Integrated
- Oct 14
- Market Design for a Low-Carbon Future
- Oct 14
- A New Global Climate Deal? - Achieving Real Collaboration for a Low Carbon Future (conference report)
Full listing...
Contribute (Short) Comments & Papers
We are looking for both short comments on recent developments of broad interest and longer academic style papers. We would like, such comments and papers to be backed-up by provision of in-depth notes and articles and primary legal and regulatory materials.
Given OGEL's role as the principal "Global Energy Law & Regulation Portal", we are looking to re-publish quality and relevant studies published elsewhere - and would appreciate help in identifying such studies and, where possible, get the authors' (or other right-holders') consent.
For more information or suggestions, please contact our Editor in Chief, have a look at our submission guidelines and read our Call for Papers section.
Call for contributions
- Special: Resource Development and Indigenous People
Editors: J. Southalan & K. Culotta - Special: Host Government Contracts in the Upstream Oil and Gas Sector
Editor: Steven Otillar - Special: Kazakhstan Energy
Editors: Mr Rashid Gaissin
& Ms Zulfiya Akchurina - Special: Atlantic Basin New Energy Geopolitics
Editors: Prof. dos Santos &
M.R. de Oliveira - Special: antitrust in the energy sector
Editor: Prof. Nicolas Petit
See also are previously published specials.
OGEL Editorial Committee
Kim Talus, Editor-in-Chief
UCL School of Energy and Resources, Australia
(UCL SERAus)
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Dr. Anas Alhajji, Moderator OGELFORUM
NGP Energy Capital Management (Texas)
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Professor Philip Andrews-Speed
Director CEPMLP (Dundee)
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Also see: Editorial Team.
Authors
Did you know that 1272 authors from all over the world have contributed to OGEL? See our overview of contributing authors for more information.
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Readers
The number of OGEL readers has been increasing from the start; these consist of major international energy companies, governmental organisations, law firms (mainly those with a claim to special competence in international oil, gas and energy regulation), international agencies and academic and think-tank institutions in the field of energy policy. A selection in random order:
You can find a more extensive overview here.
Transnational Dispute Management (OGEL sister publication)
TDM (www.transnational-dispute-management.com, ISSN 1875-4120)
is a comprehensive and innovative information service on the management of international
disputes, with a focus on the new and rapidly evolving area of investment arbitration,
but also in other significant areas of international investment (such as oil, gas,
energy, infrastructure, mining, utilities etc). It deals both with formal
adjudicatory procedures (mainly investment and commercial arbitration), but
also mediation/ADR methods, negotiation and managerial ways to manage
transnational disputes efficiently. Be sure to check out our special combi-arrangement
for a combined OGEL/TDM subscription.
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