Gokce Mete
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Dr Gokce Mete is Senior Partnership Manager at Vattenfall, building and maintaining…
Artikelen van Gokce
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INVESTMENT ARBITRATION MASTERCLASS - 4-7 November 2019
INVESTMENT ARBITRATION MASTERCLASS - 4-7 November 2019
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The Extractives Hub takes exciting new data visualisation live
The Extractives Hub takes exciting new data visualisation live
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Oil, Gas, and Mining: A Sourcebook for Understanding the Extractive Industries
Oil, Gas, and Mining: A Sourcebook for Understanding the Extractive Industries
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Activiteit
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Join us in thanking #ambassador Tanmaya Lal for all the great work he has done, and continue to do, strengthening the ties between #India and…
Join us in thanking #ambassador Tanmaya Lal for all the great work he has done, and continue to do, strengthening the ties between #India and…
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Vattenfall and industry collaboration Industrikraft Sverige have signed an agreement to identify and evaluate the conditions for joint investments in…
Vattenfall and industry collaboration Industrikraft Sverige have signed an agreement to identify and evaluate the conditions for joint investments in…
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Cudos to our colleagues in Spain who made this happen! Hector Carbonell Esperanza Montero Díaz Carmen Esquius and so many others at Carburos…
Cudos to our colleagues in Spain who made this happen! Hector Carbonell Esperanza Montero Díaz Carmen Esquius and so many others at Carburos…
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Opleiding
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University of Dundee
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Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) at the Graduate School of Natural Resources, Law, Policy and Management
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Coursework: International Commercial Law, International Comparative and Commercial Arbitration, EU Competition Law and Natural Resources Law. My dissertation focused on International Investment Arbitration and the Energy Charter Treaty
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Coursework: Among others took courses such as EU Law and Institutions, Commercial Law, Stock Market Law, Competition Law, International Commercial Arbitration, Maritime Law and various international law subjects covering both civil and common law jurisdictions.
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Supervisor: Dr. Raphael Heffron and Dr. Norah Gallagher
Licenties en certificaten
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Certificate of Excellence: Settling Investment Disputes through Mediation: How to reach an Agreement
Energy Charter
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Certificate of Excellence: Strengthening Energy Transition in Ukraine and Europe's Eastern Neighbourhood: Addressing the Region's Challenges through Good Governance Practices
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Publicaties
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How to use low-carbon hydrogen in your decarbonisation strategy
South Pole
Low-carbon hydrogen has been a major buzzword over the last couple of years. We have heard of different colours, carbon intensity and multiple end uses and applications of hydrogen and its derivatives, such as methanol and ammonia.
In this article, South Pole's Low-carbon Hydrogen & Industry Transition expert, Gokce Mete and Associate Director and Principal Consultant for Climate Strategies, Matt Sprague, discuss how companies can integrate low-carbon hydrogen into their net zero…Low-carbon hydrogen has been a major buzzword over the last couple of years. We have heard of different colours, carbon intensity and multiple end uses and applications of hydrogen and its derivatives, such as methanol and ammonia.
In this article, South Pole's Low-carbon Hydrogen & Industry Transition expert, Gokce Mete and Associate Director and Principal Consultant for Climate Strategies, Matt Sprague, discuss how companies can integrate low-carbon hydrogen into their net zero journeys and some of the challenges they may face.Andere auteursPublicatie weergeven -
The role of international finance institutions in the low-carbon steel transition
Leadership Group for Industry Transition
• International finance institutions (IFIs) have limited exposure to the steel sector and tend to be at early stages of development in their green industrial strategies.
• Historically, the funding of steel projects has not aligned strongly with IFIs’ priorities and IFI financing has not met the corporate needs of the steel sector.
• However, IFIs can play a key role in helping to set in motion the transition to green steel in developing regions, in helping to de-risk first movers and…• International finance institutions (IFIs) have limited exposure to the steel sector and tend to be at early stages of development in their green industrial strategies.
• Historically, the funding of steel projects has not aligned strongly with IFIs’ priorities and IFI financing has not met the corporate needs of the steel sector.
• However, IFIs can play a key role in helping to set in motion the transition to green steel in developing regions, in helping to de-risk first movers and helping governments to set ambitions, pathways, policy frameworks, and standards.
• IFIs can also support governments in development of hydrogen, procurement, and circular economy strategies and in development of utility scale renewables.
• The ways forward will likely vary significantly between different IFIs, depending on scale of capital available, the level of development on green industry in their member countries, the type of steel sector development suited to specific countries/regions and on the IFI’s specific business/financing models.Andere auteursPublicatie weergeven -
North Sea oil and gas transition from a regional and global perspective
Stockholm Environment Institute
Reducing and phasing out oil and gas production is a global imperative, yet Inefficient subsidies, lack of international cooperation, jobs and geopolitical factors have all combined to create barriers and resistance to change. This report examines the state of transition in Denmark, Norway and the UK.
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Steel and cement can drive the decade of action on climate change. This is how.
Industrial Analytics Platform
How can the steel and cement industry reach net-zero by 2050?
The Industrial Deep Decarbonization Initiative by the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) is driving industrial climate action by creating a market for low-carbon technologies. In this article originally published by UNIDO, SEI Research Fellow Gökçe Mete and co-authors Rana Ghoneim and Anthony Hobley say it will require demand management, technological advancements and major shifts in production methods.Andere auteursPublicatie weergeven -
From ‘Hard-to-Abate’ to Net-Zero: Policy Priorities for Decarbonizing Steel by 2050
Leadership Group for Industry Transition
Several analyses show that steelmaking can be almost fully decarbonised by 2050 by retrofitting blast furnaces and adding carbon capture and storage (CCS), scaling up hydrogen-based direct reduced iron (DRI), boosting steel recycling, and slowing demand growth through more efficient steel use.
Major investments in steelmaking capacity are coming. To avoid locking in high levels of emissions, or else creating stranded assets, rapid action is needed to initiate the sector’s transition right…Several analyses show that steelmaking can be almost fully decarbonised by 2050 by retrofitting blast furnaces and adding carbon capture and storage (CCS), scaling up hydrogen-based direct reduced iron (DRI), boosting steel recycling, and slowing demand growth through more efficient steel use.
Major investments in steelmaking capacity are coming. To avoid locking in high levels of emissions, or else creating stranded assets, rapid action is needed to initiate the sector’s transition right away and prevent new blast furnaces from being added – and existing ones from being relined – by about 2025.
Policy-makers have key roles to play in enabling the sector’s transition, by ensuring ample supplies of clean electricity as well as green hydrogen; creating lead markets for green steel; supporting research and innovation; and using climate policies, standards and regulation to steer the sector.
International cooperation is essential to ensure that the sector as a whole moves in the right direction, and laggards do not undercut frontrunners’ efforts. It can also help the sector make the most of different countries’ strengths, such as abundant renewable energy, to accelerate decarbonisation.Andere auteursPublicatie weergeven -
What does it take to achieve net zero?
Stockholm Environment Institute and Stockholm Sustainable Finance Centre
This report focuses on “active engagement”, where investors engage with high-emitting sectors,
through companies in which they hold ownership stakes and with the actors to whom they
provide debt financing, and place expectations on them to adopt new low-emissions technologies,
practices and business models. To engage effectively, investors need to understand:
• What high-emitting companies and sectors should be doing to decarbonise production
processes or to shift business…This report focuses on “active engagement”, where investors engage with high-emitting sectors,
through companies in which they hold ownership stakes and with the actors to whom they
provide debt financing, and place expectations on them to adopt new low-emissions technologies,
practices and business models. To engage effectively, investors need to understand:
• What high-emitting companies and sectors should be doing to decarbonise production
processes or to shift business models;
• The policies and other system conditions necessary for companies to succeed with their
decarbonisation strategies; and
• When sectors and companies can adopt credible transition strategies that investors can
support, and when other strategies, such as divestment, are likely to be more impactful.Andere auteursPublicatie weergeven -
Fostering industry transition through green public procurement: A how to guide in the cement & steel sectors
Leadership Group for Industry Transition
In this paper, jointly produced by the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) and the Leadership Group for Industry Transition (LeadIT), we provide an overview of the key components of green public procurement (GPP) policy design and methodologies for target setting. We aim for this study to be a “how to guide”. To do this, we provide evidence on the role GPP can play in accelerating emissions reductions from harder to abate sectors with a focus on steel, cement and…
In this paper, jointly produced by the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) and the Leadership Group for Industry Transition (LeadIT), we provide an overview of the key components of green public procurement (GPP) policy design and methodologies for target setting. We aim for this study to be a “how to guide”. To do this, we provide evidence on the role GPP can play in accelerating emissions reductions from harder to abate sectors with a focus on steel, cement and concrete, demonstrate national best practices, and explore the impact of a regional or global GPP procurement program on demand creation for low carbon products and materials.
This study provides a background to the Industrial Deep Decarbonization Initiative (IDDI). The initiative is coordinated by UNIDO and brings together a strong coalition of private sector partners and multilateral organizations, including Mission Possible Platform, LeadIT, IRENA and the World Bank.Andere auteursPublicatie weergeven -
Reaching Net-Zero Industry through Public-Private Partnerships
Leadership Group for Industry Transition
n this paper, we review some public-private partnerships and policy mixes that are receiving a lot of attention, including green public procurement, carbon contracts for difference, carbon border adjustment, industrial clusters, and climate partnerships.
We also examine how collective action among countries can send a stronger signal to businesses and investors. We provide case examples from South Korea (hereafter Korea), Denmark and Sweden and share experiences of the EU, Canada, and…n this paper, we review some public-private partnerships and policy mixes that are receiving a lot of attention, including green public procurement, carbon contracts for difference, carbon border adjustment, industrial clusters, and climate partnerships.
We also examine how collective action among countries can send a stronger signal to businesses and investors. We provide case examples from South Korea (hereafter Korea), Denmark and Sweden and share experiences of the EU, Canada, and the UK in implementing some of the key measures.
Reaching Net-Zero Industry through Public-Private Partnerships is a joint study by the Leadership Group for Industry Transition (LeadIT) and the Green Technology Center Korea (GTC).Andere auteursPublicatie weergeven -
Creating lead markets for green industrial products
Leadership Group for Industry Transition
Key messages
1# The market for green and circular industrial products is still in an early phase of development.
2# Governments have a range of policy measures at their disposal to support the creation of markets for green industrial products.
3# Green public procurement, carbon contracts for difference, and carbon border adjustment are three measures currently receiving a lot of attention.
4# Collective action on these measures and others can send stronger demand signals but…Key messages
1# The market for green and circular industrial products is still in an early phase of development.
2# Governments have a range of policy measures at their disposal to support the creation of markets for green industrial products.
3# Green public procurement, carbon contracts for difference, and carbon border adjustment are three measures currently receiving a lot of attention.
4# Collective action on these measures and others can send stronger demand signals but require considerable work to establish common standards.
5# Individual and collective action must be complemented by infrastructure development if the business case is to be made.Andere auteursPublicatie weergeven -
Governing New Technologies in the Energy Transition – The Hydrogen Strategy to the Rescue?
Carbon & Climate Law Review
This article analyses the European Commission's Hydrogen Strategy with a focus on its broader implications for EU energy law. Given the specificities of the technology itself, existing regulatory instruments are not always apt to accommodate the wide-scale introduction of hydrogen into the energy mix. Indeed, from a legal perspective, hydrogen faces a vast number of challenges, which can be clustered into three main categories, namely challenges related to (1) the creation of an internal market…
This article analyses the European Commission's Hydrogen Strategy with a focus on its broader implications for EU energy law. Given the specificities of the technology itself, existing regulatory instruments are not always apt to accommodate the wide-scale introduction of hydrogen into the energy mix. Indeed, from a legal perspective, hydrogen faces a vast number of challenges, which can be clustered into three main categories, namely challenges related to (1) the creation of an internal market for hydrogen, (2) the creation of new lead markets for hydrogen, and (3) infrastructure for hydrogen. The aim is to answer the question to what extent the regulatory challenges are already acknowledged and covered by the Hydrogen Strategy, and to the extent they are not, how the future steps in the hydrogen-related policy making process can effectively address them.
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Capacity building under Article 11 of the Paris Agreement
Elgar Edward
Starting with a historical overview of the evolution of the institutional architecture addressing capacity building in climate change, this contribution will provide a commentary to Article 11 of the Paris Agreement and reveal the achievements made over more than three decades since the establishment of the 1992 UNFCCC and adoption of the Kyoto Protocol in 1997. This paper will conclude with an overview of key areas that would need improvement.
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Energy Transitions and the Future of Gas in the EU: Subsidise or Decarbonise
Palgrave Macmillan
This book assesses the impact of energy transitions on the future of natural gas in the EU energy mix. As we approach 2050, the requirement to sharply decrease CO₂ and other GHG emissions means that the role of gas infrastructure in the EU and beyond will change drastically. But what does such change mean? To address this question the author critically analyses the EU’s evolving natural gas market policy and law. Clearly structured throughout, the book explores the following questions: How can…
This book assesses the impact of energy transitions on the future of natural gas in the EU energy mix. As we approach 2050, the requirement to sharply decrease CO₂ and other GHG emissions means that the role of gas infrastructure in the EU and beyond will change drastically. But what does such change mean? To address this question the author critically analyses the EU’s evolving natural gas market policy and law. Clearly structured throughout, the book explores the following questions: How can we maximise the potential of gas infrastructure to reduce carbon emissions? What are the lessons learned from decision making experience in the natural gas sector? Is the EU moving towards or away from a climate neutral gas sector? How will green and low carbon gas technologies be supported? And, are proposals to drive a growing share of hydrogen, biomethane, and synthetic methane to the system just an excuse to prolong fossil fuel operations?
The book explores whether the EU will continue to subsidy natural gas projects or decarbonise the gas grid before 2050, and at what cost. Recommendations are proposed for a new regulatory and policy framework for development and operation of hydrogen pipelines, injection of biomethane into the existing gas grid and for pipelines carrying CO₂.
Filling an important gap in the literature, this book aims to develop an understanding of and clarify the complex range of legislation involved within a single analytical framework. Although the focus is mainly on the future of gas in the EU, the findings and recommendations are relevant for a much wider geography. This book will be an invaluable reference to policy makers and practitioners as well as researchers and students across the social sciences interested in the future of energy.
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Tracing Social Licence to Operate in the Mining Sector of Mongolia, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan
Oil, Gas and Energy Journal
SLO is an integral and powerful lens of framing trust between the industries and the public. This informal license is critical in acknowledging the active role of the people and communities towards offering acceptance and approval of how industries conduct their business. In recent years, there have been improvements in companies' awareness and mitigation of social and environmental impacts. There are examples of better engagement between companies, governments and civil society to ensure…
SLO is an integral and powerful lens of framing trust between the industries and the public. This informal license is critical in acknowledging the active role of the people and communities towards offering acceptance and approval of how industries conduct their business. In recent years, there have been improvements in companies' awareness and mitigation of social and environmental impacts. There are examples of better engagement between companies, governments and civil society to ensure extractive activities contribute to national and local development objectives. There are ample studies covering Africa and Latin America, but little has been written on SLO in Central Asia. As SLO goes beyond the strictly legal requirements of a license, it is not always difficult to trace its implementation in practice. This paper is an attempt to trace SLO in Central Asia using the mining sector in Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and Mongolia as a case study. In this paper, we identify SLO principles as sustainable development, corporate social responsibility and environmental, social and governance, and use them to trace SLO practices in the mining sector of Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and Mongolia.
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What we talk about when we talk about energy law
Hart Publishing
In the literature it remains hotly debated whether international energy law as a distinct subjectmatter of public international law exists and what it comprises. The starting point is that energy
has long been considered to fall primarily within the domain of domestic law. That is reflected in
principles such as the permanent sovereignty over natural resources, which reserves disposition to
the territorial sovereign over their upstream energy resources. Yet the climate action…In the literature it remains hotly debated whether international energy law as a distinct subjectmatter of public international law exists and what it comprises. The starting point is that energy
has long been considered to fall primarily within the domain of domestic law. That is reflected in
principles such as the permanent sovereignty over natural resources, which reserves disposition to
the territorial sovereign over their upstream energy resources. Yet the climate action driven
transition to a low-carbon economy has cast a novel perspective on the dynamic international law
relating to energy in all its forms. At this juncture, the purpose of this paper is to advance
conceptual and semantic clarity about what international lawyers mean when they talk about
international energy law. The paper is hence analytic, rather than normative or legallyreconstructive. It proposes a distinction between a ‘thin’ and a ‘thick’ concept of international law
relating to energy. The ‘thin’, structural concept refers to the bundle of international rules that
really belong to other sectors but touch on aspects of energy. This is arguably what astute observers
have in mind when stating that an international energy law does not exist, instead there are general
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UK's Continental Shelf Maximising Economic Recovery (MER) strategy amid the Global Energy Transition
Palgrave
The current policy of the United Kingdom (UK) Government in relation to the oil and gas industry is to maximise economic recovery from the UK continental shelf (UKCS). Simply named, the Maximising Economic Recovery (MER) Strategy published by the Oil and Gas Authority (OGA) in 2016, pursuant to the Petroleum Act 1998 and the Infrastructure Act 2015 has the principal objective of recovering as much UK petroleum as economically possible.
One would not be amiss, however, in asking why the…The current policy of the United Kingdom (UK) Government in relation to the oil and gas industry is to maximise economic recovery from the UK continental shelf (UKCS). Simply named, the Maximising Economic Recovery (MER) Strategy published by the Oil and Gas Authority (OGA) in 2016, pursuant to the Petroleum Act 1998 and the Infrastructure Act 2015 has the principal objective of recovering as much UK petroleum as economically possible.
One would not be amiss, however, in asking why the UK would be seeking to maximise economic recovery of its petroleum in the face of the global energy transition from fossil fuels to renewable and low carbon energy. The UK is a contracting party of the Paris Agreement on Climate Change, 2015, came into force in December 2016, upon ratification by the 55th party.
The question then arises as to whether the UK's MER Strategy fits into the on-going global energy transition, and in particular, climate change goals established under the Paris Agreement and the UK Climate Change Act 2008. This paper analyses the MER Strategy in light of the global energy transition and seeks to answer this question.
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Legal and economic challenges to the future of natural gas infrastructure in the EU in the light of its policy on energy transitions
Oil, Gas and Energy Journal
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Transition of Global Governance of Energy and Extractive Sectors: Proliferation of Transparency and Accountability Initiatives
Oil, Gas and Energy Law Journal
The number of transparency initiatives in the energy and extractives sectors are on the rise. This paper aims to provide a navigating tool and guide to these frameworks that are important to achieve the SDGs and Paris Agreement goals. This paper provides a synopsis of relevant databases, digital knowledge hubs and depositories and a mixture of hard and soft law and self-regulation instruments. The objective is to provide a holistic understanding of the changes that are taking place in terms of…
The number of transparency initiatives in the energy and extractives sectors are on the rise. This paper aims to provide a navigating tool and guide to these frameworks that are important to achieve the SDGs and Paris Agreement goals. This paper provides a synopsis of relevant databases, digital knowledge hubs and depositories and a mixture of hard and soft law and self-regulation instruments. The objective is to provide a holistic understanding of the changes that are taking place in terms of improving transparency and accountability in the field of energy and extractives law, governance, economics and policy space. It is aimed that this collection of initiatives facilitates further research into different pathways governments, companies and the civil society can take to make information more available and accessible for all stakeholders of the value chain. The focus of this paper will be predominantly global but influential regional and national actions will also be covered. This paper will present the initiatives in three subgroups, energy and extractives related instruments and cross-cutting frameworks that are relevant for both. The digital data exemplified and listed in this paper is aimed for an audience of researchers, students and lecturers and energy professionals as digital learning fosters life-long learning and continued professional development.
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The Social Dimension of EU Energy Law
Routledge
The EU Social Market Economy and the Law
Theoretical Perspectives and Practical Challenges for the EU, 1st Edition
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External Aspect of the Energy Union and a Multilateral Energy Transport Agreement
the Karoli Gaspar University (KRE) Energy Law Forum
The paper looks into the existing and expected legislation needed to pursue the Energy Union vision and makes a comparative assessment of provisions that could be included within the scope of the multilateral agreement. This paper argues that there is justification for collaborative efforts to construct and implement the multilateral transit/transport agreement by the UN, EU and ECS institutions and concludes with recommendations to this end.
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TurkStream Pipeline Project: An Analysis of Legal, Financial and Technical Aspects
European Centre for Energy and Resource Security ‘Reflections’ Working Paper Series Volume 3, Spring 2017
In October 2016, Turkey and Russia signed an intergovernmental agreement for the
construction and development of the TurkStream natural gas pipeline connecting
Russia to Turkey via the Black Sea. There is no international law governing the
offshore section of the pipeline other than the intergovernmental agreement, as
Turkey is not party to the United Nations Convection of Law of the Sea, and Russia is
not party to the Energy Charter Treaty. This paper will endeavour to provide…In October 2016, Turkey and Russia signed an intergovernmental agreement for the
construction and development of the TurkStream natural gas pipeline connecting
Russia to Turkey via the Black Sea. There is no international law governing the
offshore section of the pipeline other than the intergovernmental agreement, as
Turkey is not party to the United Nations Convection of Law of the Sea, and Russia is
not party to the Energy Charter Treaty. This paper will endeavour to provide a
synopsis of different aspects of the TurkStream pipeline project, addressing legal,
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Escalated interactions between EU energy law and the Energy Charter Treaty
Journal of World Energy Law and Business
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Encyclopedia of Mineral and Energy Policy
Springer
This Encyclopaedia provides a cutting-edge, up-to-date reference source on mineral and energy policies around the world. It offers information on GDP, population, investment scenarios and current environmental regulations in over one hundred countries from 13 geographic regions around the world. It covers topics such as geo-conservation, raw material recycling and mining technology as well as rare earth, green technology and international organizations that are actively involved in minerals and…
This Encyclopaedia provides a cutting-edge, up-to-date reference source on mineral and energy policies around the world. It offers information on GDP, population, investment scenarios and current environmental regulations in over one hundred countries from 13 geographic regions around the world. It covers topics such as geo-conservation, raw material recycling and mining technology as well as rare earth, green technology and international organizations that are actively involved in minerals and energy through exploration, arbitration, marketing and investment. Topical entries are presented alphabetically with extensive cross-referencing to ensure user-friendly reading. This Encyclopaedia presents the work of more than 20 section editors and more than 100 international experts in the fields of mineral and energy policies. It is designed as a essential resource for researchers, students, libraries, industry, governments, and international organizations and presents a wealth of insights and guidance for corporate planning regarding exploration and financial investments, as well as for venture capitalist and international funding bodies. As such, it provides an indispensable point of reference for future research on mineral and energy policy.
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Energy and Climate Leaving the EU: Implications of leaving the EU for UK Energy Policy
The paper was submitted to the Energy and Climate Change Committee House of Commons, Westminster which investigates the effects of Brexit on UK Energy Policy.
The paper summarises
• Attempts to retain a post-Brexit link with the EU in energy are challenged by the unfinished and evolving nature of the Single Energy Market (SEM)
• A major aim should be to ensure that the transition does not lead to a hiatus in investment in energy projects
• UK participation in the SEM…The paper was submitted to the Energy and Climate Change Committee House of Commons, Westminster which investigates the effects of Brexit on UK Energy Policy.
The paper summarises
• Attempts to retain a post-Brexit link with the EU in energy are challenged by the unfinished and evolving nature of the Single Energy Market (SEM)
• A major aim should be to ensure that the transition does not lead to a hiatus in investment in energy projects
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Turkey: Energy Policy
Encyclopaedia of Mineral and Energy Policy, Springer Berlin Heidelberg, Living Reference Work
Günter Tiess, Tapan Majumder, Peter Cameron (eds)
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The EU Network Codes and Prospects of New Cross-Border Natural Gas Pipeline Projects
Delivering Energy Law and Policy in the EU and the US: A Reader, Raphael J Heffron and Gavin Little (eds) (Edinburgh University Press 2015 )
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Cross-Border Oil and Gas Pipelines in International Law
German Yearbook of International Law (FOCUS: International Energy Law) Vol. 56 (2013)
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Analysis of the Term 'transit' in Cross-Border Energy Transport: A Comparative Study of Regulatory Frameworks in the Eurasian Context
OGEL (Oil, Gas & Energy Law Intelligence)
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Climate Policy Journal Special Issue on Oil and Gas Transitions
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This Special Issue will unite the need for market-led oil and gas just transition with net zero emission ambitions, critically analysing the potential for a just transition by 2040. Such a just transition will ensure due process and fair outcomes for workers and communities across the whole oil and gas value chain. We employ a pathway to 2040 because, even in countries such as Denmark where there is an “oil stop” deadline of 2050, there is an expectation of significant production as late as…
This Special Issue will unite the need for market-led oil and gas just transition with net zero emission ambitions, critically analysing the potential for a just transition by 2040. Such a just transition will ensure due process and fair outcomes for workers and communities across the whole oil and gas value chain. We employ a pathway to 2040 because, even in countries such as Denmark where there is an “oil stop” deadline of 2050, there is an expectation of significant production as late as 2040. The 2021 Production Gap Report, however, finds that compared to global production levels under the 2°C-consistent pathways, governments’ fossil fuel supply production plans and projections would lead to 120% more coal, 14% more oil, and 15% more gas in 2030. The production gaps for all fuels becomes much more significant by 2040 for an under 2°C-or 1.5°C- temperature limit and thus, this timeline needs to be critically assessed.
Globally, we cannot reach the emissions reductions necessary to meet a 1.5°C or even a 2°C target overnight. Evidence from the Oil and Gas Transitions project suggest that net zero targets for oil and gas sector should be more ambitious.
Special Issue papers will ideally engage with a broad geographical scope, either within or across each contribution, including, for example, the United Arab Emirates, Nigeria, Norway and the United Kingdom, in order to showcase both leaders and laggards, developed and emerging economies. Papers will also variously consider a range of barriers and opportunities, including corporate and state-led initiatives.Andere bijdragersProject weergeven -
Oil and Gas Transitions
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Co-creating evidence to accelerate policy action in the North Sea
Our initiative aims to develop a better understanding of oil and gas transition scenarios for the North Sea region (Denmark, Norway and the UK), establish buy-in from key stakeholders and enable collaboration to scale up innovation and early-stage just transition efforts in the oil and gas sector.Andere bijdragersProject weergeven -
Special Issue on "Social Licence to Operate (SLO) in the Extractive and Energy Sectors"
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I am editing a Special Issue with Jędrzej Górski and Christine Trenorden on the legal aspects of the "Social Licence to Operate in the Extractive and Energy Sectors" for Oil, Gas & Energy Law (OGEL www.ogel.org).
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Just Transition Initative
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The Just Transition is a multi-disciplinary initiative towards achieving a Low-Carbon Economy – Integrating Climate, Energy and Environmental Justice. The initiative is supported by academic and research institutions, civil society and governments. Just transition is a development model based on locally designed public policies to create the context for a fair income and a decent life for all workers and communities affected by pollution reduction measures (Alexandru Mustata, Bankwatch Romania.…
The Just Transition is a multi-disciplinary initiative towards achieving a Low-Carbon Economy – Integrating Climate, Energy and Environmental Justice. The initiative is supported by academic and research institutions, civil society and governments. Just transition is a development model based on locally designed public policies to create the context for a fair income and a decent life for all workers and communities affected by pollution reduction measures (Alexandru Mustata, Bankwatch Romania. 2017).
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Extractives Resource Hub
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An initiative of the UK Department for International Development (DFID), the Extractives Resource Hub will support the development of a digital hub for high-quality, on-demand information, evidence and personalised advice for good management of the extractives sector throughout the lifecycle of the oil, gas and mining industries. It is being implemented by Adam Smith International in partnership with the University of Dundee, Open Oil and technology provider Skotkonung. The project began in…
An initiative of the UK Department for International Development (DFID), the Extractives Resource Hub will support the development of a digital hub for high-quality, on-demand information, evidence and personalised advice for good management of the extractives sector throughout the lifecycle of the oil, gas and mining industries. It is being implemented by Adam Smith International in partnership with the University of Dundee, Open Oil and technology provider Skotkonung. The project began in December 2015 and continues through November 2019.
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Energy Union Future Leaders under the auspices of Maroš Šefčovič, Vice-President, Energy Union, European Commission
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Greek Energy Forum and the Energy & Environmental Policy Laboratory of the University of Piraeus
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Future Energy Leaders at the World Energy Congress
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The Council’s Future Energy Leaders (FEL) form a community of exceptional young professionals who share a commitment to shaping the global energy future. Participated at the FEL at the 23rd World Energy Congress in Istanbul.
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The UK Energy Law and Policy Association
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The first annual event of the UKELPA took place in September 2015 on the 10th and 11th in Oxford. Our Annual Event consists of a two-day event. The first day is in the format of a Practitioner Seminar and the second an open Academic and Practitioner Conference. In 2016, a Young Energy Professionals/Researchers event will follow the Annual Event.
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International Meeting of Experts on Reliable and Stable Transit
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The Energy Charter Secretariat and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Turkmenistan are co-organising an International Meeting of Experts on Reliable and Stable Transit of Energy on 22 April 2015 in Brussels. The Meeting will focus on the topic of "Facilitating Investments in New Transit Infrastructure". Discussion points will include the promotion of investments into new and upgrading of existing cross-border and transit infrastructure.
This event comes as a follow-up to the work initiated…The Energy Charter Secretariat and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Turkmenistan are co-organising an International Meeting of Experts on Reliable and Stable Transit of Energy on 22 April 2015 in Brussels. The Meeting will focus on the topic of "Facilitating Investments in New Transit Infrastructure". Discussion points will include the promotion of investments into new and upgrading of existing cross-border and transit infrastructure.
This event comes as a follow-up to the work initiated in cooperation with the government of Turkmenistan on 10-11 December 2014 in Ashgabat under the UN General Assembly Resolution 67/263 "Reliable and Stable Transit of Energy". The aim of the Meeting is to facilitate policy debate within the expert community on setting up a new international legal mechanism that would support and sustain secure energy supplies to world markets.
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Dundee International Law Society
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Dundee International Law Society - DILS - aims to provide a regular opportunity on the beautiful banks of the River Tay for researchers, scholars and practitioners to exchange views on public and private international law and other multidisciplinary subjects.
DILS is a student led society made up of current and former Dundee University students, faculty members as well as scholars and friends from across the wider legal and academic community. We organise regular seminars, colloquia…Dundee International Law Society - DILS - aims to provide a regular opportunity on the beautiful banks of the River Tay for researchers, scholars and practitioners to exchange views on public and private international law and other multidisciplinary subjects.
DILS is a student led society made up of current and former Dundee University students, faculty members as well as scholars and friends from across the wider legal and academic community. We organise regular seminars, colloquia, debates, roundtables and presentations on a wide range of international law problems and prospects, and serve as an informal society for analysis of international law questions both great and small. Practitioners, academics and students are invited to attend, to participate and to present papers or lead discussions.Andere bijdragersProject weergeven
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The Association of International Petroleum Negotiators (AIPN) Student Scholarship
The Association of International Petroleum Negotiators (AIPN)
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Dundee International Law Society (DILS)
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- hedenDILS is a scholarly forum for international law. Our chief aim is to provide a regular opportunity on the beautiful banks of the River Tay for researchers, scholars and practitioners to exchange views on public and private international law and other multidisciplinary subjects. DILS is a student led society made up of current and former Dundee University students, faculty members as well as scholars and friends from across the wider legal and academic community. We organise regular seminars,…
DILS is a scholarly forum for international law. Our chief aim is to provide a regular opportunity on the beautiful banks of the River Tay for researchers, scholars and practitioners to exchange views on public and private international law and other multidisciplinary subjects. DILS is a student led society made up of current and former Dundee University students, faculty members as well as scholars and friends from across the wider legal and academic community. We organise regular seminars, colloquia, debates, roundtables and presentations on a wide range of international law problems and prospects, and serve as an informal society for analysis of international law questions both great and small. Practitioners, academics and students are invited to attend, to participate and to present papers or lead discussions.
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