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OGEL 1 (2019)

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Energy Law and Regulation in Low-carbon and Transitional Energy Markets

Editorial

OGEL Special Issue on "Energy Law and Regulation in Low-carbon and Transitional Energy Markets" - Editorial

R.J. Heffron, CEPMLP, University of Dundee
P. Crossley, Sydney Law School, University of Sydney
T. Oyewunmi, University of Oregon School of Law

Articles

Independence, Regulatory Competences and the Accountability of National Regulatory Authorities in the EU

S.A.C.M. Lavrijssen, Tilburg University

Energy Demand Response and Energy Storage as Sources of Flexibility: Which Role for Regulatory Authorities?

D. Haverbeke, Fieldfisher LLP Lawyers
W. Vandorpe, Fieldfisher LLP Lawyers; Catholic University of Leuven
R. Callaerts, Catholic University of Leuven, Institute for Environmental & Energy Law

Mapping Environmental Regulatory Measures Affecting Investments Under the EU's Changing Framework of International Investment Law - The Case of Shale Gas

K. Särkänne, UEF Law School, University of Eastern Finland

International Petroleum Transactions and the Development of Gas-to-Power Markets in West Africa

T. Oyewunmi, University of Oregon School of Law

Gas Flaring in Nigeria and the Flexed Muscles of the 2018 Regulations: Key Implications and Investment Considerations

S. Oluwaṣeun Ọkẹ, Banwo & Ighodalo

Oil Politics and the Application of Environmental Laws to the Pollution of the Niger Delta: Current Challenges and Prospects

I.L. Worika, Faculty of Law, University of Port Harcourt
U. Etemire, Faculty of Law, University of Port Harcourt
P.S. Tamuno, Faculty of Law, University of Port Harcourt

An Unclear Future for Iranian Energy Transition in Light of the Re-imposition of Sanctions

M. Hazrati, Queen Mary University of London
Z. Malakoutikhah, University of Leeds, UK

Australia's Regulatory Framework for the Decommissioning of Offshore Petroleum Projects: Reforms for a Low-Carbon Future

F. Cameron, Barrister, Victorian Bar

Unbundling the Opportunity for Irish Onshore Wind Generation Technology-Ireland's 2020 Renewable Electricity Target at Risk

M.M. O'Connor, Solicitor, Trinity College Dublin