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OGEL 4 (2020)

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Roundup of Articles

Hardship in the Energy Sector

D. Haverbeke, Fieldfisher LLP Lawyers
G. Baclin, Groningen University

Economic and Commercial Context for Oil, Gas and Energy Law

Legal Evidence of an Oil Supply Monopsony: The U.S. and Saudi Arabia before 1974

D.B. Reynolds, Alaska Chena Associates

A Review of Asset Retirement Obligations of Nigerian Oil Companies

K.I. Ojukwu, Ikonic Energy; PetroSmart Limited
O. Iledare, University of Cape Coast's Oil and Gas Institute, Ghana
J.A. Ajienka, University of Port Harcourt
A. Dosunmu, University of Port Harcourt
A.C. Ibe

Energy Union, EU Energy

The Market Rules that Define the Functioning of the Finnish Gas Market - Converting Potential into Value Through Participation and New Roles?

L.K. Huomo, Roschier, Attorneys Ltd
C. Mittler, Gasgrid Finland Oy

International Law & Regulations / Law of the Sea

Legal Status of Offshore Drilling Units - An Iranian Perspective

F. Shabani Jahromi, Kharazmi University & University of Tehran

Iraq

State Immunity and UK Legal Actions Involving Kurdish Oil and Gas

R.J. Zedalis, University of Tulsa

Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG)

Revisiting the LNG Context Under the Investment Protection Regime of the Energy Charter Treaty

N. Czerniak, University of Bayreuth, Germany

Polar Energy Law (Arctic, Antarctic)

The 2019 Norwegian Snow Crab Case: Any Implication for Arctic Natural Resources?

J. Onele, University of Adelaide

Corruption

"Try to be more like Norway on a Sunny Day!" Regulatory Capitalism and the Challenges of Combatting Corruption in Indonesia's Upstream Oil and Gas Sector Supply Chains

M. Buehler, School of Oriental and African Studies, Department of Politics and International Studies

The Energy Charter Treaty

Foreign Control in the Energy Charter Treaty: A Company for All Seasons?

R. Carè, Judicial Fellow for the Hon Charles N Brower

The Role of Low-Carbon Gases in the Clean Energy Transition - Proposals for the Modernisation of the Energy Charter Treaty

N. Czerniak, University of Bayreuth, Germany

Africa

Robust Provision of the Fair and Equitable Treatment Standard: A Necessity for Enhanced Foreign Energy Investments in Nigeria

C. Nriezedi-Anejionu

Can the New Algerian Hydrocarbon Law Revitalise the Oil & Gas Sector?

R. Loucif, Lefévre Pelletier Avocats (LPA-CGR)

Decommissioning

Examining the Legal Framework Guaranteeing Discharge of Decommissioning Liabilities by Insolvent Oil Companies in Nigeria: Lessons from Canada's Regulatory Regime

U. Udo, Schulich School of Law, Dalhousie University

Managing Abandonment Issues in Nigerian Oil & Gas Industry

K.I. Ojukwu, Ikonic Energy; PetroSmart Limited
O. Iledare, University of Cape Coast's Oil and Gas Institute, Ghana
J.A. Ajienka, University of Port Harcourt
A. Dosunmu, University of Port Harcourt
A.C. Ibe

Climate Change

Carbon Barriers to Trade: WTO Law Issues

I. Gudkov, Moscow State University of International Affairs (MGIMO)
N. Mizulin, Mayer Brown

Renewable Energy

Decarbonization and the Integration of Renewables in Transitional Energy Markets: Examining the Power to Gas Option in the United States

H.D. Dziedzic, CMS Energy
T. Oyewunmi, Institute for Energy and the Environment, Vermont Law School

Mexico's Oil and Gas Sector Reform

Policy Shift to Impact Renewable Energy Projects in Mexico

A. Ramos, Mayer Brown
J.L. Valera, Mayer Brown LLP
V. de Gyarfas, Mayer Brown
A. López Ortiz, Mayer Brown
L. Alonzo, Mayer Brown
A.A. Jáuregui Garcia, Mayer Brown
J.M. Martínez, Mayer Brown

Book Reviews and Related Material

Energy Security Along the New Silk Road. Energy Law and Geopolitics in Central Asia by Anatole Boute - Book Review

P. Andrews-Speed, Energy Studies Institute of the National University of Singapore

Book Review Philip Andrews-Speed & Sufang Zhang, China as a Global Clean Energy Champion-Lifting the Veil, Palgrave-Macmillan 2019 (Palgrave Series in Asia and Pacific Studies)

W.F. Fox