International Trade in Sustainable Electricity (eBook, PDF)

Regulatory Challenges in International Economic Law
Redaktion: Cottier, Thomas

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

Cross-border trade in electricity is rapidly expanding as a result of technical innovations, economic and geopolitical developments, and the ongoing decarbonisation of the electricity sector in response to climate change. The expansion of electricity networks and the integration of increasing shares of renewable energy (RE) electricity into the grid have made long-distance electricity flows both feasible and desirable. Drawing on the work of experts in trade and energy law and policy, and offering novel, multidisciplinary perspectives on the rapidly evolving landscape shaping international trade in electricity, this book examines the most important challenges - technical, economic, legal and policy-related - posed by long-distance and sustainable electricity trade. The book explores the regulatory implications of the policy instruments aimed at supporting RE electricity and considers how best to promote greater overall coherence in international electricity governance.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Cambridge University Press
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. Juni 2017
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781316730263
• Artikelnr.: 48420866

Inhaltsangabe

List of figures; List of tables; List of contributors; Preface; List of
abbreviations; 1. Introduction and overview Thomas Cottier and Ilaria Espa;
Part I. Towards a Global Grid: Foundations and Challenges: 2. The state of
play in cross-border electricity trade and the challenges towards a global
electricity market environment Spyridon Chatzivasileiadis and Damien Ernst;
3. Technological challenges and new frontiers in international electricity
trade Anderes P. Houmøller; 4. Economic and geopolitical detriments of
trade in electricity David Robinson; 5. Good governance for a global
electricity grid - what are the ingredients? Steivan Defilla; Part II.
Regional Experiences in Promoting (Green) Electricity Trade: 6. Towards a
New Deal for the integration of renewable power generation in the internal
energy market: a regulatory perspective on European climate and energy
policy Jérome Le Page; 7. The North American experience Fereidoon P.
Sioshansi; 8. Developing ASIAN green electricity in the context of the
ASEAN Community 2025 Sufian Jusoh; 9. The African experience Callixte
Kambada; 10. Latin American experiments in promoting green electricity
Carolina M. Lembo and Belisa E. Eleoterio; Part III. Interconnectivity
Issues: 11. Interconnections in electricity transportation: implications
for international trade law Yulia Selivanova; 12. Preferential connection
and integration of electricity generators using renewable energy sources:
critical assessment of the EU rules Karolis Gudas; 13. The treatment of
restrictions and financial charges on imports and exports of electricity
under EU and WTO law Ilaria Espa; 14. The integrations of electricity from
renewable energy sources in the European Union electricity market: the case
for 'smart grids' Joëlle De Sépibus; 15. Markets for adequacy and
flexibility: an interoperability perspective Christian Kunze; Part IV.
Levelling the Playing Field: Regulatory Challenges: 16. ASCM disciplines
and recent WTO case law developments: what space for 'green' subsidies?
Luca Rubini; 17. Dumping and subsidy issues in the renewable energy sector
Edwin Vermulst and Madison Meng; 18. Promoting green electricity through
differentiated electricity tax schemes Kateryna Holzer, Ilaria Espa and
Tetyana Payosova; 19. Competition policy, monopolies and the role of the
state in promoting green electricity Olga Nartova; 20. Transfer of
technology and a global clean energy grid Frederick M. Abbott; 21. The role
of the fair and equitable treatment standard: regulatory coherence for
trade and investment in renwable energy Sofya Matteotti and Tetyana
Payosova; Index.