Natural Gas Flaring & Energy Transition
Laws, Policies and Regulations
Samenvatting
Natural Gas Flaring & Energy Transition is an important book covering natural gas flaring policies across twenty leading oil and gas jurisdictions from a global perspective, providing the energy transition and environmental policy communities with detailed information on current developments in market regulations, contractual arrangements, and technological responses, and clarifying ways to tackle natural gas flaring in the context of meeting climate change goals. In the context of climate change, it is generally agreed that natural gas has manifest advantages as a ‘transition fuel’ that offers a potential bridge from the overuse of coal and petroleum to a renewable low-carbon future. However, the widespread ongoing practice of natural gas flaring—the burning of unwanted gas for economic reasons—is severely criticized for hampering progress in its flagrant waste of both valuable resources and revenues.
In the multifaceted approach provided by the book’s contributors—experts from a broad cross-section of gas-producing countries—the book engages with the following issues and topics:
- the technical aspects behind natural gas flaring;
- alternative solutions to mitigating natural gas flaring via carbon capture, utilization and storage;
- energy security imperatives;
- legal frameworks governing natural gas flaring, with case studies from key twenty leading oil and gas jurisdictions;
- best practices and potential solutions that can be adapted to different contexts;
- environmental, social, and governance (ESG) considerations;
- potential disputes arising from changing regulations and market conditions; and
- recommendations for design, application, and implementation of natural gas development and marketing.
Combining the legal, policy, and regulatory perspectives from natural gas hubs, this work fills a significant gap in the existing literature with a rigorous exposition and comparative analysis of the business, legal, economic, and sustainability aspects of natural gas flaring and its role in the energy transition across global energy markets. It will prove to be invaluable to policymakers, industry stakeholders, regulators, concerned nongovernmental organizations, and legal practitioners in sustainable development and international relations. It is sure to contribute to informed decision making and ultimately to more sustainable and equitable energy systems around the world.
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Contributors
PART I
Introduction, Conceptual and Technical Framings
CHAPTER 1
Introduction
Eduardo G. Pereira, Magnus C. Abraham-Dukuma & Opeyemi Y. Omotuyi
CHAPTER 2
Climate Change, Natural Gas and Sustainable Development
Eti Best Herbert & Oluwabunmi Temitope Akinleye
CHAPTER 3
Energy Transition, Energy Security and Energy Justice
Eduardo G. Pereira, Magnus C. Abraham-Dukuma, Opeyemi Y. Omotuyi & Henrique Rojas
CHAPTER 4
Natural Gas Flaring and Energy Transition: The Role of Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage
Opeyemi Y. Omotuyi, Magnus C. Abraham-Dukuma & Eduardo G. Pereira
CHAPTER 5
Natural Gas Fiscal Aspects
Thomas Kojo Stephens & Hamis Ussif
CHAPTER 6
Natural Gas Flaring and Other Oil and Gas Emissions: The Technicality and Practice
Magnus C. Abraham-Dukuma & Michael Uche Ukponu
CHAPTER 7
Natural Gas Utilization and Commercialization
Vanna Jankiepersad
CHAPTER 8
The Place of Law and Regulation for abating Gas Flaring
Magnus C. Abraham-Dukuma, Opeyemi Y. Omotuyi & Eduardo G. Pereira
PART II
Jurisdictional Practices
CHAPTER 9
Jurisdictional Focus: Algeria
Waniss Almashri Otman
CHAPTER 10
Angola
Ricardo Nery & Nuno Monteiro Dente
CHAPTER 11
Australia
Michael Uche Ukponu
CHAPTER 12
Brazil
Eduardo G. Pereira, Bárbara Leite & Juan Gerolis
CHAPTER 13
Canada
Allan Ingelson
CHAPTER 14
China
Yuanyuan Zhang & Lei Ding
CHAPTER 15
Guyana
Shereece Smith
CHAPTER 16
Gas Flaring in Iran: A Legal Perspective
Nima Nasrollahi Shahri
CHAPTER 17
The Regulation of Gas Flaring in Kazakhstan
Reg Fowler
CHAPTER 18
Jurisdictional Focus: Libya
Waniss Almashri Otman
CHAPTER 19
Mexico
María Serna
CHAPTER 20
Natural Gas Flaring and the Energy Transition: Laws, Policies and Regulations in Nigeria
Opeyemi Y. Omotuyi
CHAPTER 21
Norway: Regulation of Flaring and Venting of Natural Gas from Petroleum Activities in Norway
Catherine Banet
CHAPTER 22
Gas Flaring in Qatar
Eduardo G. Pereira & Mostapha Al-Masry
CHAPTER 23
Russia
Anna Ovcharova
CHAPTER 24
Trinidad and Tobago
Shereece Smith
CHAPTER 25
Natural Gas Flaring in the United Arab Emirates
Felipe Villasuso
CHAPTER 26
United Kingdom
Magnus C. Abraham-Dukuma
CHAPTER 27
United States
Keith B. Hall
CHAPTER 28
A Framework to Address Gas Flaring in Eastern Venezuela
Roland Pettersson
PART III
Looking Ahead and Conclusions
CHAPTER 29
Contentious Aspects of Natural Gas Flaring and Venting
Aaron E. Koenck
CHAPTER 30
ESG Agenda
Timothy Affonso
CHAPTER 31
Natural Gas Commercialization: Alternative Uses of Associated Gas and the Place of Law, Regulation, and Policy
Tara Righetti, Scarlett Forrest & Colton Edwards
CHAPTER 32
Reflections and Conclusions
Magnus C. Abraham-Dukuma, Opeyemi Y. Omotuyi & Eduardo G. Pereira
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