Peter Kayode Oniemola is a Reader (Associate Professor), Faculty of Law, University of Ibadan, Nigeria. He has a Bachelor of Laws (University of Ilorin, Nigeria). Peter has a Master of Laws (University of Ibadan) and a PhD in Law (University of Aberdeen, United Kingdom). Peter was a McArthur Scholar at the Faculty of Law, University of Ibadan. Peter was a Petroleum Technology Development Fund Scholar at the University of Aberdeen. He was a consultant to the Legal and Regulatory Subcommittee, Nigerian Oil and Gas Reform Implementation Committee. He has accumulated experience advising government agencies and the private sector on energy-related issues.

• 1. Introduction2. Petroleum Exploration and Production in the Middle East and Africa and the Objectives of States3. Global Energy Transition, International Climate Change Obligations and Implications4. Energy Transition Negotiations in International Climate Law and the Position of the Middle East and Africa5. Legal and Policy Approaches to the Energy Transition in the Middle East6. Legal and Policy Approaches to the Energy Transition in Africa7. A Proposal Towards a Legal Response to the Energy Transition and Reordering of the Future of Petroleum8. Conclusion

Peter Kayode Oniemola is a Reader (Associate Professor), Faculty of Law, University of Ibadan, Nigeria. He has a Bachelor of Laws (University of Ilorin, Nigeria). Peter has a Master of Laws (University of Ibadan) and a PhD in Law (University of Aberdeen, United Kingdom). Peter was a McArthur Scholar at the Faculty of Law, University of Ibadan. Peter was a Petroleum Technology Development Fund Scholar at the University of Aberdeen. He was a consultant to the Legal and Regulatory Subcommittee, Nigerian Oil and Gas Reform Implementation Committee. He has accumulated experience advising government agencies and the private sector on energy-related issues.

• 1. Introduction2. Petroleum Exploration and Production in the Middle East and Africa and the Objectives of States3. Global Energy Transition, International Climate Change Obligations and Implications4. Energy Transition Negotiations in International Climate Law and the Position of the Middle East and Africa5. Legal and Policy Approaches to the Energy Transition in the Middle East6. Legal and Policy Approaches to the Energy Transition in Africa7. A Proposal Towards a Legal Response to the Energy Transition and Reordering of the Future of Petroleum8. Conclusion

Peter Kayode Oniemola is a Reader (Associate Professor), Faculty of Law, University of Ibadan, Nigeria. He has a Bachelor of Laws (University of Ilorin, Nigeria). Peter has a Master of Laws (University of Ibadan) and a PhD in Law (University of Aberdeen, United Kingdom). Peter was a McArthur Scholar at the Faculty of Law, University of Ibadan. Peter was a Petroleum Technology Development Fund Scholar at the University of Aberdeen. He was a consultant to the Legal and Regulatory Subcommittee, Nigerian Oil and Gas Reform Implementation Committee. He has accumulated experience advising government agencies and the private sector on energy-related issues.

• 1. Introduction2. Petroleum Exploration and Production in the Middle East and Africa and the Objectives of States3. Global Energy Transition, International Climate Change Obligations and Implications4. Energy Transition Negotiations in International Climate Law and the Position of the Middle East and Africa5. Legal and Policy Approaches to the Energy Transition in the Middle East6. Legal and Policy Approaches to the Energy Transition in Africa7. A Proposal Towards a Legal Response to the Energy Transition and Reordering of the Future of Petroleum8. Conclusion