TDM 1 (2019)

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Modernisation of the Energy Charter Treaty (ECT)

Editorial

TDM Special Issue on the Modernisation of the Energy Charter Treaty ('ECT') - Editorial

F. Baetens, University of Oxford; University of Leiden; Fietta LLP
I. Mitrev Penusliski, Three Crowns
M. Paparinskis, University College London, Faculty of Laws
J.P. Gaffney, Beauchamps LLP; University College Cork

Introduction to the TDM Publication on the "Modernisation of the Energy Charter Treaty (ECT)"

U. Rusnák, Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs of the Slovak Republic

Energy Charter Treaty

Modernisation of the ECT: An Institutional Perspective

G. Coop, Pinsent Masons
I. Seif, Attorney-General's Department (Australia)

Is the Energy Charter Treaty Ready to Embrace Energy Transition?

S. Maynard, King & Spalding LLP
A. Ason, Ason Energy; Oxford Institute for Energy Studies

Disaggregating Valuation and Expropriation: A Proposed Modernization of ECT Article 13

P. Pinsolle, Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan LLP

Applicable Law under Article 26(6) the Energy Charter Treaty and Environmental Protection: Promoting Sustainable Development in the Energy Field

C. Baltag, Attorney-at-law

ECT Investment Protection Provisions Are Designed for Fossil-based, Centralised Energy Supply: Reform the ECT or Better Alternatives for a Sustainable Energy Future?

S. Keay-Bright, SKB International Energy & Environment Consulting

Redesigning the Energy Charter Treaty to Advance the Low-Carbon Transition

N. Bernasconi-Osterwalder, International Institute on Sustainable Development (IISD)
M.D. Brauch, Columbia Center on Sustainable Investment (CCSI)