Peter D Cameron is professor of international energy law and policy at the University of Dundee, and professor at the Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies, European University Institute, Florence. He is a graduate of the University of Edinburgh and has written widely on energy law issues for the last two decades. He has been one of the founding members of the Florence School of Regulation, EUI. He has advised a variety of International financial institutes, energy companies, and governmental authorities and regulatory bodies on the EU scene and internationally. He is also a Member of the International Bar Association Section on Energy, Environment, Natural Resources and Infrastructure Law; and a Member of the Association of International Petroleum Negotiators.

• PART I COMPETITION AND ENERGY LAW ; 1. The Competition Objective ; 2. The EU Legal Order and Energy ; 3. The EU System of Energy Regulation ; PART II SECTOR REGULATION ; 4. Introduction to Part II: Sector Regulation ; 5. Electricity ; 6. Gas ; 7. Oil ; 8. Coal ; 9. Nuclear Energy ; 10. Renewable Energy ; PART III COMPETITION LAW ; 11. The Application of Competition Law ; 12. Competition in Upstream Markets ; 13. Competition in Downstream Markets ; 14. Cross-Border Mergers and Acquisitions ; 15. State Aid ; 16. Special and Exclusive Rights ; PART IV COMPETING OBJECTIVES ; 17. Environmental Protection ; 18. Energy Security ; PART V THE FUTURE OF COMPETITION LAW IN ENERGY MARKETS ; 19. Conclusions ; APPENDICES

..and updated to include the recent Energy Package, should be set reading for EU energy lawyers. The book, one of the most comprehensive treatments of EU competition law and regulation issues in the energy field, is further evidence of the threats now facing liberalisation.

Peter D Cameron is professor of international energy law and policy at the University of Dundee, and professor at the Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies, European University Institute, Florence. He is a graduate of the University of Edinburgh and has written widely on energy law issues for the last two decades. He has been one of the founding members of the Florence School of Regulation, EUI. He has advised a variety of International financial institutes, energy companies, and governmental authorities and regulatory bodies on the EU scene and internationally. He is also a Member of the International Bar Association Section on Energy, Environment, Natural Resources and Infrastructure Law; and a Member of the Association of International Petroleum Negotiators.

• PART I COMPETITION AND ENERGY LAW ; 1. The Competition Objective ; 2. The EU Legal Order and Energy ; 3. The EU System of Energy Regulation ; PART II SECTOR REGULATION ; 4. Introduction to Part II: Sector Regulation ; 5. Electricity ; 6. Gas ; 7. Oil ; 8. Coal ; 9. Nuclear Energy ; 10. Renewable Energy ; PART III COMPETITION LAW ; 11. The Application of Competition Law ; 12. Competition in Upstream Markets ; 13. Competition in Downstream Markets ; 14. Cross-Border Mergers and Acquisitions ; 15. State Aid ; 16. Special and Exclusive Rights ; PART IV COMPETING OBJECTIVES ; 17. Environmental Protection ; 18. Energy Security ; PART V THE FUTURE OF COMPETITION LAW IN ENERGY MARKETS ; 19. Conclusions ; APPENDICES

..and updated to include the recent Energy Package, should be set reading for EU energy lawyers. The book, one of the most comprehensive treatments of EU competition law and regulation issues in the energy field, is further evidence of the threats now facing liberalisation.

Peter D Cameron is professor of international energy law and policy at the University of Dundee, and professor at the Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies, European University Institute, Florence. He is a graduate of the University of Edinburgh and has written widely on energy law issues for the last two decades. He has been one of the founding members of the Florence School of Regulation, EUI. He has advised a variety of International financial institutes, energy companies, and governmental authorities and regulatory bodies on the EU scene and internationally. He is also a Member of the International Bar Association Section on Energy, Environment, Natural Resources and Infrastructure Law; and a Member of the Association of International Petroleum Negotiators.

• PART I COMPETITION AND ENERGY LAW ; 1. The Competition Objective ; 2. The EU Legal Order and Energy ; 3. The EU System of Energy Regulation ; PART II SECTOR REGULATION ; 4. Introduction to Part II: Sector Regulation ; 5. Electricity ; 6. Gas ; 7. Oil ; 8. Coal ; 9. Nuclear Energy ; 10. Renewable Energy ; PART III COMPETITION LAW ; 11. The Application of Competition Law ; 12. Competition in Upstream Markets ; 13. Competition in Downstream Markets ; 14. Cross-Border Mergers and Acquisitions ; 15. State Aid ; 16. Special and Exclusive Rights ; PART IV COMPETING OBJECTIVES ; 17. Environmental Protection ; 18. Energy Security ; PART V THE FUTURE OF COMPETITION LAW IN ENERGY MARKETS ; 19. Conclusions ; APPENDICES

..and updated to include the recent Energy Package, should be set reading for EU energy lawyers. The book, one of the most comprehensive treatments of EU competition law and regulation issues in the energy field, is further evidence of the threats now facing liberalisation.