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Other branches of law have inevitably become bound up with energy law, making it difficult for the legal practitioner to gain a clear appreciation of the entire field, especially in a transnational context.
This subset of the International Encyclopaedia of Laws covers national and international energy law. Each national monograph contains a general introduction, a description of the country's energy legislation, an overview of the basic principles of energy law, the historical background, the role of governmental institutions, and the sources of energy law in that country's legal system.
Each country's regulatory framework concerning electricity, gas, petrol and coal is fully set forth, with emphasis on the aspects of production, exploitation, transport, distribution, and consumption. Each monograph also deals with the interactions of energy law with environmental law, tax law and competition law. In addition, Energy Law includes international monographs covering international legislation and treaties and the energy law of the European Union.
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Front Matter: International Advisory Board. Encyclopaedias and Editors. Introducing the International Encyclopaedia of Laws. Curriculum vitae of the General Editor. General Section: List of Contributors. Introducing the International Encyclopaedia of Energy Law . Curriculum vitae of the Editor. National Monographs: Ethiopia; G. Hailu. India; M. Naseem. Malawi. New Zealand; B. Barton. USA; A.D. Tarlock. Sweden; Mr Tore Wiwen-Nilsson, Ms Malin Hakansson, Mr Mikael Warnsby (Lawyers, Mannheimer Swartling Advokatbyra) For each country covered in a national monograph the work provides: Introduction 1. General Background 2. Basic Principles of Energy Law 3. Historical Background 4. Role of Government Institutions in the Shaping and Administration of Energy Law and Policy 5. Sources of Energy Law Selected Bibliography Part I: Regulatory Framework Concerning Electricity 1. Production 2. Exploitation 3. Transport 4. Distribution 5. Consumption Part II: Regulatory Framework Concerning Gas 1. Production 2. Exploitation 3. Transport 4. Distribution 5. Consumption Part III: Regulatory Framework Concerning Petrol 1. Production 2. Exploitation 3. Transport 4. Distribution 5. Consumption Part IV: Regulatory Framework Concerning Coal 1. Production 2. Exploitation 3. Transport 4. Distribution 5. Consumption Part V: Interaction between Energy Law and Environmental Law Part VI: Interaction between Energy Law and Tax Law Part VII: Interaction between Energy Law and Competition Law Conclusions Index
General Section: List of Contributors. Introducing the International Encyclopaedia of Energy Law . Curriculum vitae of the Editor.
National Monographs: Ethiopia; G. Hailu. India; M. Naseem. Malawi. New Zealand; B. Barton. USA; A.D. Tarlock. Sweden; Mr Tore Wiwen-Nilsson, Ms Malin Hakansson, Mr Mikael Warnsby (Lawyers, Mannheimer Swartling Advokatbyra)
For each country covered in a national monograph the work provides: Introduction 1. General Background 2. Basic Principles of Energy Law 3. Historical Background 4. Role of Government Institutions in the Shaping and Administration of Energy Law and Policy 5. Sources of Energy Law Selected Bibliography Part I: Regulatory Framework Concerning Electricity 1. Production 2. Exploitation 3. Transport 4. Distribution 5. Consumption Part II: Regulatory Framework Concerning Gas 1. Production 2. Exploitation 3. Transport 4. Distribution 5. Consumption Part III: Regulatory Framework Concerning Petrol 1. Production 2. Exploitation 3. Transport 4. Distribution 5. Consumption Part IV: Regulatory Framework Concerning Coal 1. Production 2. Exploitation 3. Transport 4. Distribution 5. Consumption Part V: Interaction between Energy Law and Environmental Law Part VI: Interaction between Energy Law and Tax Law Part VII: Interaction between Energy Law and Competition Law Conclusions Index