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OGEL 1 (2017)

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Oil and Gas Law and Policy in West Africa

Editorial

OGEL Special Issue on "Oil and Gas Law and Policy in West Africa" - Editorial

Y. Omorogbe, Nigerian Institute of Advanced Legal Studies
T. Oyewunmi, University of Oregon School of Law

Africa

Legal Framework for the Implementation of ECOWAS Energy Programmes: The Energy Protocol, WAPP Agreement and WAGP Treaty

M.C. Ogwezzy, Faculty of Law, Adekunle Ajasin University

The Tort of Negligence and Environmental Justice in the Nigerian Niger Delta

P.S. Tamuno, Faculty of Law, University of Port Harcourt

Resolving the Implications of Maritime Boundary and Delimitation Disputes on Oil and Gas Industry Growth and Development in the West African sub-region: The Way Forward

G.A. Agbaitoro, School of Law, University of Essex, UK
E. Ojong-Okongor, Essien H. Andrew & Co

Environmental Regulation in the Upstream Oil and Gas Industry: Is Ghana Prepared for Offshore Oil Pollution?

O. Boateng Newman, Obeng-Manu Law Firm

Promoting a Favourable Investment Climate through the Rule of Law and Global Energy Governance: The International Energy Charter and West African Oil and Gas Developments

N.A. Georgiou, University of Reading (UK), School of Law and Energy Charter Secretariat (Brussels)

Local Content and the Marginal Fields Programme: Challenges for Indigenous Participation in the Nigerian Oil Industry

E.C. Ezeani, The Law School, Robert Gordon University Aberdeen UK
C. Nwuke

Understanding the Nigerian Petroleum Industry Governance Bill 2016

D. Obaseki-Ogunnaike, Adepetun Caxton-Martins Agbor & Segun (ACAS-Law)

The Financial Securities for Decommissioning of Offshore Installations in Nigeria: A Review of The Legal and Contractual Regime.

N. Chinwa Ole, Centre for Energy Law, University of Aberdeen

Determinants of Autogas Demand Among Taxi Drivers in Ghana

T.E. Narkie, Ghana Education Service
I. Ackah, West Africa Energy Program (WAEP)
S. Suleman, Institute for Oil and Gas Studies, University of Cape Coast

Turning Towards A Joint Development Agreement in The Midst of Disputes and Uncertainties Over International Maritime Boundaries: Nigeria-Cameroon Dispute as A Case Study

E.L. Wifa, Centre for Energy Law, University of Aberdeen
M.K. Amakoromo, Niger Delta University, Bayelsa State
I. Johnson Ogbo, Amachree, Wonodi & Co

Petroleum Contracts Between Foreign Private Investors and Host Developing Countries: A New Approach to Negotiating

C. Adomako-Kwakye, Faculty of Law, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology

Regulatory and Policy Issues for Natural Gas Supply to Power Markets: Examining the Energy Supply Crisis in Nigeria

T. Oyewunmi, University of Oregon School of Law

Environmental Degradation in Nigeria: Regulatory Agencies, Conflict of Interest and the use of Unfettered Discretion

D.E. Omukoro, School of Law, University of Aberdeen