Examining Legal, Regulatory and Social Risks to Investment in the Energy Sector
Article from: OGEL 1 (2020), in Social Licence to Operate (SLO)
Abstract
(Added 26/02/2020) Today national governments face substantial challenges as new priorities are gaining prominence. Governments must design and implement effective policies that exploit synergies and manage trade-offs. Scaling up investments in sustainable energy resources and new technologies is critical. At the same time, the existing infrastructure and conventional energy resources must be maintained and developed to avoid stranded investments. To help governments reconcile these diverging- and at time competing- priorities, in 2018, the Energy Charter Secretariat launched ...