A Legal And Regulatory Perspective To Sustainable Gas Development - Onuma Kalu, Orieji
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The status of natural gas in the global energy mix, Nigeria s extensive reserves, the marked under-development, under-utilization, waste and environmental challenges associated with Nigeria s gas sector make an examination of gas development in Nigeria imperative. This book, using sustainable development as a theoretical framework, examines what it will take to develop a sustainable legal and regulatory framework for gas in Nigeria. It demonstrates how the concept of sustainable development can be integrated into practical decision-making. It uses conservation, an aspect of sustainable…mehr

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The status of natural gas in the global energy mix, Nigeria s extensive reserves, the marked under-development, under-utilization, waste and environmental challenges associated with Nigeria s gas sector make an examination of gas development in Nigeria imperative. This book, using sustainable development as a theoretical framework, examines what it will take to develop a sustainable legal and regulatory framework for gas in Nigeria. It demonstrates how the concept of sustainable development can be integrated into practical decision-making. It uses conservation, an aspect of sustainable development, as a foundation for arriving at evaluative criteria for determining a sustainable legal framework for gas development. It then evaluates and compares Alberta and Nigeria s legal and regulatory frameworks for gas development against the backdrop of the identified criteria to demonstrate what a sustainable regulatory system for gas development should encompass.
Autorenporträt
Orieji Kalu Onuma is a Nigerian lawyer with an LL.M in Energy Natural Resources and Environmental Law from the University of Calgary. In addition to being a 2011 Research Fellow with the Canadian Institute of Resources Law, she has practiced, researched natural resources law and sustainability, and taught International Environmental Law.