Routledge Handbook of Energy Law

Tina Soliman Hunter is a Professor of Petroleum and Resources Law at the University of Aberdeen, UK, and Director of the Centre for Energy and Resources Law.Ignacio Herrera Anchustegui is an Associate Professor at the University of Bergen, Faculty of Law, Norway.Penelope Crossley is an Associate Professor at The University of Sydney Law School, The University of Sydney, Australia.Gloria M. Alvarez is a Lecturer at the University of Aberdeen, UK.

• HANDBOOK OF ENERGY LAW SECTION 1: INTRODUCTION 1 Tina Soliman Hunter and Ignacio Introduction 2 David Ong International Energy Law Instruments, Institutions and Actors 3 Ernst Nordtveit International Energy Law in Perspective: the relationship between national and international energy law 4 John Paterson Regional Perceptions on Energy Security SECTION 2: EUROPE 5Ruven Fleming Shale Gas in Europe: impact, environment and contribution to energy security 6 Sirja-Leena Penttinen Energy Market Liberalisation and Trading in the EU 7 Ignacio Herrera-Anchustegui and Christian Bergqvist Competition law 8 Ignacio Herrera-Anchustegui and Christian BergqvistState-aid9Ignacio Herrera-Anchustegui and Andreas Formosa Regulation of Electricity markets in Europe in light of the Clean Energy Package: Prosumers and Demand Response 10 Naomi Briercliffe and David Ingle Dispute Resolution in the European Energy Sector SECTION 3: RUSSIA 11 Tina Soliman Hunter and Irina Fodchenko Oil and Gas Law and Regulation in Russia 12 Mariia Kozlova and Indra Overland Renewable energy – Use and Regulation 13 Slawomir Raszewski Shifting Russian Energy Geopolitics SECTION 4: NORTH AMERICA 14 Kristen van de Biezenbos North American Low Carbon Energy law and regulation 15 Kim Talus Pipeline Permitting in the USA 16 Hannah Wiseman Shale gas development and its impact on US and Canadian energy markets 17 Scott Hempling Electricity Energy Markets in the USA and Canada SECTION 5: LATIN AMERICA 18 Tina Soliman Hunter and Ignacio Herrera-iShale gas law and regulation in Colombia and Mexico 19 Miguel Marmolejo Cervantes Energy Justice as a Key Driver to Unlock the Transition 20 Lisa ViscidiLow carbon energy in South and Central America 21 Silvia Marchilli Protecting energy investments in Latin and South America 22 Milton Montoya and María Alejandra Garzón AlbornozEnergy markets and regulation in South America: Colombia and Brazil SECTION 6: ASIA AND AUSTRALIA 23 Slawomir Raszewski Asian Energy Markets: the impact of shifting global politics 24 Penelope Crossley The transformation of the Indian Energy Market: from coal to addressing climate change 25 Jie Huan Energy law and regulation in china 26 Penelope Crossley Australian approaches to renewable energy law 27 Madeline Taylor Gas development and markets - an Australian perspective SECTION 7: AFRICA AND THE MIDDLE EAST 28 Oyetade Oyuwemi Africa’s Oil and gas resources: regulating for development29Nana Obeng-Darko The challenge of achieving energy justice in the clean energy transition in sub-Saharan Africa 30 Cameron Kelly Renewable Energy law and developments on the Middle East 31Constantinos Yialloriades Addressing disputes over offshore energy resources SECTION 8: CONCLUSION 32 Kim Talus Energy in Transition 33 Allesandro Negri The future of energy – an increasing role for nuclear? 34 Gloria Alvarez The future of energy dispute resolution 35 Penelope Crossley and Gloria Alvarez Concluding Chapter –