CiNii Books - Clean energy law and regulation : climate change, energy union and international governance

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- López-Ibor Mayor, Vicente

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Clean energy law and regulation : climate change, energy union and international governance

edited by Vicente López-Ibor Mayor

Wildy, Simmonds & Hill Publishing, c2017

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Includes bibliographical references

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Description

The energy industry has an unstoppable momentum but also a value to society in terms of economic development and environmental protection though the development of "clean energies". This is helping to build the foundations of an energy law regime, which is currently undergoing necessary development and consolidation. The contributors to this book examine the essential legal and regulatory factors contributing to energy law from different viewpoints and backgrounds.

Table of Contents

PROLOGUE Daniel Calleja PREFACE Raphael J. Heffron INTRODUCTORY NOTE Vicente Lopez-Ibor Mayor PART 1 CLIMATE CHANGE AND ENERGY THE ENERGY TRANSITION FROM THE EUROPEAN PERSPECTIVE Jorge Vasconcelos CLEAN ENERGY AND DECARBONIZATION OBJECTIVES IN THE EU: IMPACT ON EUROPEAN ENERGY MODEL AND IMPLICATIONS FOR POWER MARKETS Alberto Amores THE ENERGY UNION - CATALYSER OR ROADBLOCK FOR EUROPE'S ENERGY TRANSITION? Christophe Schramm ENVIRONMENT & MOTORSPORT. A RACE TO SUSTAINABILITY Alejandro Agag and Enrique Buenaventura CLEAN ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL TAX REGIME Marta Villar Ezcurra PART II CLEAN ENERGY REGULATION AND TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE CLEAN ENERGIES IN MEXICO AFTER AND BEFORE THE LAST ENERGY REFORM Francisco X. Salazar Diez de Sollano RENEWABLE ENERGIES IN PERU Alfredo Dammert L. THE REGULATION OF RENEWABLE ENERGY IN LATIN AMERICA: THE EXPERIENCES OF BRAZIL AND MEXICO Gabriel Cavazos Villanueva and Carolina Barros de Castro e Souza DISTRIBUTED GENERATION AND THE ENERGY TRANSITION Eloy Alvarez Pelegry and Juan Luis Lopez Cardenete THE REGULATION OF DEMAND SIDE RESOURCES TO SUPPORT THE ENERGY TRANSITION Andreas Formosa THE ROLE OF POWER PURCHASE AGREEMENTS (PPAS) IN THERENEWABLE ENERGY MARKETS -ARE CORPORATE RENEWABLEPPAS THE FUTURE OF POWER SUPPLY? Dr. Ece Gursoy, Lucille De Silva and Andrew Meaden RENEWABLE ENERGIES IN THE ARGENTINE REPUBLIC: SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE LEGAL REGIME OF THE ELECTRIC SECTOR Ezequiel Cassagne ENERGY STORAGE: A CLEAR KEY TECHNOLOGY PRIORITY IN THE ENERGY SYSTEM Carlos Vazquez Cobos, Alexandre Diez Baumann, Maria Jose Gomez Serrano and Vicente Lopez-Ibor Lobato PART III GOVERNANCE AND INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION MODERN RENEWABLE ENERGY: APPROACHING THE TIPPING POINT? Paul Isbell THE RELEVANCE OF THE ENERGY CHARTER TO DEVELOP RENEWABLE ENERGIES IN LATIN AMERICA Margarita Nieves Zarate UNIVERSAL ACCESS WITH RENEWABLE ENERGY AS LEVERAGE TO HELP ATTAIN ALL SDGS Carlos Salle AFTERWORD Luis Francisco Martinez Montes

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