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Energy from the Sea: An International Law Perspective on Ocean Energy

Edited by: Nigel Bankes, Seline Trevisanut

ISBN13: 9789004303515
Published: November 2015
Publisher: Brill Nijhoff
Country of Publication: The Netherlands
Format: Paperback
Price: £81.00



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One of the main challenges of our time is to be able to guarantee energy supply at a reasonable price. Policy makers, international institutions and the private sector increasingly look to the oceans as a significant source of energy.

The Law of the Sea provides the legal framework within which any maritime activity is performed and strikes a balance between the multiple activities that can take place simultaneously in the same maritime zone. This volume addresses some of the main legal challenges raised by the expansion of the ocean energy sector and its consequences for the relevant international normative and institutional framework.

Some of the major themes explored include energy sources and the competition for marine space, energy security, private actors and corporate social responsibility, fragmentation or integration, evolution and reinforcement of international law and liability.

Subjects:
Public International Law, Energy and Natural Resources Law
Contents:
Introduction: Energy from the Sea
Nigel Bankes and Seline Trevisanut

CHAPTER 1 – Energy Sovereignty in Marine Spaces
Richard Barnes

CHAPTER 2 – Mind the Gap in the GAIRS: The Role of Other Instruments in LOSC Regime Implementation in the Offshore Energy Sector
Catherine Redgwell

CHAPTER 3 – Energy from the Sea and the Protection of the Marine Environment: Treaty-Based Regimes and Ocean Corporate Social Responsibility
Angelica Bonfanti and Francesca Romanin Jacur

CHAPTER 4 – The Role of Private Actors in Offshore Energy: Shifting Models of Participation
Seline Trevisanut

CHAPTER 5 – Recent Framework Agreements for the Recognition and Development of Transboundary Hydrocarbon Resources
Nigel Bankes

CHAPTER 6 – Harnessing Offshore Wind Energy: Legal Challenges and Policy Conundrums in the European Union
Ronán Long

CHAPTER 7 – Regulating Offshore Energy Sources in the North Sea—Reinventing the Wheel or a Need for More Coordination?
Hannah Katharina Müller and Martha M. Roggenkamp