Resilience in energy, infrastructure, and natural resources law : examining legal pathways for sustainability in times of disruption /
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| Language: | English |
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Oxford:
Oxford University Press,
[2022]
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| Series: | Oxford Academic.
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Table of Contents:
- List of Abbreviations
- List of Contributors
- Part IIntroduction
- 1. Introduction
- Catherine Banet, Hanri Mostert, LeRoy Paddock, Milton Fernando Montoya, and IÌ#x81;nÌ#x83;igo del Guayo
- Part IIDefining Resilience in Energy, Infrastructure, and Natural Resources Law
- 2. The Role of Law in Fostering or Inhibiting Resilient Energy Systems
- Nigel Bankes, Lee Godden, and IÌ#x81;nÌ#x83;igo del Guayo
- 3. Building Resilience from the Top Down? The Role of International Law and Institutions
- Catherine Redgwell
- 4. Planning for Resilience: Resilience as a Criterion in Energy, Climate, Natural Resources, and Spatial Planning Law
- Catherine Banet
- 5. Resilient Energy Systems in the European Union: Critical Infrastructures, Supply Security, and Cybersecurity Regulation
- Martha M. Roggenkamp
- 6. Building Resilience into U.S. Energy Transport Infrastructure
- Alexandra B. Klassand Isaac Foote
- Part IIIState Legal Response to Disruption
- 7. Resilience and Energy Law in China in an Era of Energy Decarbonization
- Hao Zhang
- 8. Law, Resilience, and Natural Disaster Management in Australia: The 'Bushfire Summer' and Critical Energy Networks
- Lee Godden
- 9. Advancing Resilience to Price Volatility in Oil and Gas Markets: Current Challenges and Ways Forward in the MENA Region
- Damilola S. Olawuyi
- 10. Reaction from Public Policy and Regulation after COVID-19 Crisis in Latin America: The Cases of Colombia and Peru in Mining and Electrical Industry
- Milton Fernando Montoya and Daniela Aguilar Abaunza
- 11. The New Nationalism of the Mexican Energy Policy in a Turbulent International Context
- JoseÌ#x81; JuanGonzaÌ#x81;lez MaÌ#x81;rquez
- 12. Energy Resilience in the United States: Impact of the 2020 Presidential and Congressional Elections
- Don C. Smith and Donald N. Zillman
- Part IVProject Developers' Legal Response to Disruption
- 13. Force Majeure and the COVID-19 Energy Market Crash: Lessons for the Peak Oil Era
- Anatole Boute
- 14. Extreme Natural Event Impacts on the Energy Sector and its Regulation: Canada and North America
- Alastair R. Lucas
- 15. Creating a Framework that Supports Resilient Renewable Energy Generation
- LeRoy Paddock
- Part VStrategic Financing and Economic Responses to Disruption
- 16. Transnational Energy Law Regimes and Systems Dynamics: Calibrating Finance Mechanisms of the International Renewable Energy Agency and the Energy Charter Treaty
- Nadia B. Ahmad
- 17. How Strong Can You Stand If You're on Your Knees? Financing Crises in Africa: Implications for the Natural Resource and Energy Sectors
- Hanri Mostert, Chris Adomako-Kwakye, Kangwa-Musole Chisanga, and Meyer van den Berg
- 18. Natural Damage Insurance: An Instrument for Economic Resilience
- Hans Jacob Bull
- 19. Public-Private Partnership in the Reconstruction of the Energy Sector: The Case for EV Buses in Thailand
- Piti Eiamchamroonlarp
- Part VIManaging Disruption and Resilience at Consumption Level: Access to Energy, Demand Response, Equity
- 20. Building Resilience from the Ground Up: Local Supply and Demand Management with Renewables, Prosumers, Energy Efficiency, Critical Minerals, and the Circular Economy
- Barry Barton
- 21. Increasing the Resilience of the Energy System Through Consumers: Towards Decentralized, Interconnected, and Supportive Ecosystems
- Louis de Fontenelle
- Part VIIConclusion
- 22. Conclusion-Managing Disruption and Reinventing the Future: Resilience as Requirement for Legal Frameworks
- Catherine Banet, Hanri Mostert, LeRoy Paddock, Milton Fernando Montoya, and IÌ#x81;nÌ#x83;igo del Guayo
- Index