Hassan / Phakey Power

A Practical Handbook
1. Auflage 2017
ISBN: 978-1-78742-021-2
Verlag: Globe Law and Business
Format: EPUB
Kopierschutz: Adobe DRM (»Systemvoraussetzungen)

E-Book, Englisch, 251 Seiten

With world electricity demand expected to double by 2030, the power sector is under increasing pressure to modernise and rise to the challenge of meeting global needs. While some countries are pressing ahead with conventional fossil-fuel based generation as a means of quickly meeting the needs of their rapidly expanding economies, in other countries the push for decarbonisation and diversification of the energy supply mix is beginning to take place at a rapid pace. The pace of expansion, technological challenges and political and social objectives are transforming the power sector.

Power: A Practical Handbook is aimed at readers looking for a single source which focuses on the key issues, with an emphasis on the practical approach to those issues in the real world. It is a comprehensive guide to understanding the commercial, economic and legal principles that underpin the power sector.

Topics covered include significant energy policies in recent years; an explanation of industry structures and legal frameworks; economic perspectives on market liberalisation and the regulation of monopoly power networks; a look at conventional and renewables generation technologies and the issues arising from those; and smart meters and smart grids.

The book also covers subjects connected to the development of power projects including financing issues, construction, operation and maintenance arrangements, fuel supply agreements, approaches to power offtake, electricity trading and environmental issues.

Edited by Munir Hassan, Partner and Head of Clean Energy at CMS, and Rajan Phakey, a Partner at Dentons, the book includes contributions by leading experts from energy utilities, project developers, lawyers, economists, academics and financiers.

Autoren/Hrsg.

Hassan, Munir

Phakey, Rajan

Fachgebiete

• Rechtswissenschaften Internationales Recht und Europarecht Internationales Recht Internationales Handels-, Wirtschafts- und Gesellschaftsrecht
• Wirtschaftswissenschaften Wirtschaftssektoren & Branchen Energie- & Versorgungswirtschaft Elektroindustrie
• Rechtswissenschaften Öffentliches Recht Energierecht

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Foreword 5
Dame Fiona Woolf, DBE

Part I: Introduction 7
Munir Hassan
CMS London

Part II: Industry structures and regulation

Power industries: structures and legal frameworks 9
Marianne Anton
Munir Hassan
CMS London
Dalia Majumder-Russell
Linklaters

Market liberalisation and organisation: an economic perspective 27
Nick Elms
Frontier Economics

Part III: Technologies and issues arising from them

Introduction to nuclear power 49
Rupert Cowen
Jonathan Leech
Prospect Law

Conventional power plants: technical and commercial issues 67
Milagros Miranda Rojas
Former policy director at the World Coal Association

Renewable energy: from energy hunter-gatherers to energy farmers 85
Thomas Leonard
DNV GL Energy

New renewable technologies 95
Nicholas Kelly
Kelly Legal
Dalia Majumder-Russell
Linklaters

Part IV: Developing power projects

Power financing 121
Hugo Coetzee
CMS London

Construction 133
Ian Dalley
Dentons

O&M contracts and long-term service arrangements 147
Nicholas Hilder
Ashurst LLP

Environmental and planning issues 163
Angus Evers
Shoosmiths

Part V: Fuel supply, offtake and trading arrangements

Independent power projects and offtake arrangements 179
Rajan Phakey
Dentons

Trading electricity 199
Rajan Phakey
Dentons
Neil Schofield
Financial Markets Training Ltd

Part VI: Electricity networks: a broader perspective

Regulating monopoly infrastructure: an economic perspective 217
Phil Burns
Frontier Economics

Power to the people: the Smart Grid and the democratisation of energy 235
Thomas Leonard
Frits Verheij
DNV GL Energy
John Scott
Chiltern Power

About the authors 247