Tade Oyewunmi is Assistant Professor of Law and Senior Energy Research Fellow at the Institute for Energy and the Environment (IEE), Vermont Law School.Penelope Crossley is Associate Professor of Energy and Resources Law at the University of Sydney Law School.Frédéric Gilles Sourgens is Professor of Law and Director of the Oil and Gas Law Center at Washburn University School of Law.Kim Talus is the James McCulloch Chair in Energy Law and Director of the Center for Energy Law at Tulane University Law School.

• Introduction: Energy in a Carbon-Constrained World Tade Oyewunmi, Penelope Crossley, Kim Talus and Frédéric SourgensPART IENHANCING SECURE AND RELIABLE ACCESS TO SUSTAINABLE ENERGY SYSTEMSIN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY1. Tradeoffs and Tensions in the American Energy Transition David B Spence2. The US Gas Supply Boom under Carbon Constraints: Examining the Role of Regulatory Institutions Tade Oyewunmi3. Decarbonising Gas and Electricity Systems: An Outlook on Power-to-Gas and other Technology-Based Solutions Tade Oyewunmi4. Economic Waste and Environmental Problems: Natural Gas Flaring in Texas Kim Talus and Cheri R Hasz5. Global Governance Networks for Climate Change and Energy Investments Frédéric Gilles Sourgens6. Investment Law and Decarbonisation Diane Desierto and Frédéric Gilles Sourgens7. Private Mineral Rights and Africa’s Shale Gas Emeka Duruigbo8. International Oil and Gas Operators and Decarbonisation Peter Kayode Oniemola9. The Carbon Taxation Conundrum Frédéric Gilles Sourgens and Lori A McMillanPART IIENERGY TRANSITIONS: LAW AND REGULATION IN SELECTED COUNTRIES AND REGIONS10. A Primer on United States Energy and Decarbonisation Policy Troy A Rule11. The Integration of Renewable Energy Sources in the EU Electricity Grid: Adapting Current Market Rules to ‘New Market Realities’ Sirja-Leena Penttinen and Leonie Reins12. Regulating Energy Supply in ChinaPhilip Andrews-Speed13. Energy Law and Regulation in Nigeria – Prospects for Reliable Electricity Supply Tade Oyewunmi and Ivie Ehanmo14. Australian Electricity Law and Policy in a Time of Energy Market Transition, National Emergency and Climate Crisis Penelope Crossley15. Canada’s Emerging LNG Export Industry and the Project Approval Challenge Rudiger Tscherning16. Challenges and Opportunities for Energy Transitions and Decarbonisation in Southern African CountriesVictoria R Nalule and Smith I AzubuikeConclusion: An Exposition of a Contextual Approach to Energy and Decarbonisation Penelope Crossley, Tade Oyewunmi, Kim Talus and Frédéric Sourgens

Tade Oyewunmi is Assistant Professor of Law and Senior Energy Research Fellow at the Institute for Energy and the Environment (IEE), Vermont Law School.Penelope Crossley is Associate Professor of Energy and Resources Law at the University of Sydney Law School.Frédéric Gilles Sourgens is Professor of Law and Director of the Oil and Gas Law Center at Washburn University School of Law.Kim Talus is the James McCulloch Chair in Energy Law and Director of the Center for Energy Law at Tulane University Law School.

• Introduction: Energy in a Carbon-Constrained World Tade Oyewunmi, Penelope Crossley, Kim Talus and Frédéric SourgensPART IENHANCING SECURE AND RELIABLE ACCESS TO SUSTAINABLE ENERGY SYSTEMSIN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY1. Tradeoffs and Tensions in the American Energy Transition David B Spence2. The US Gas Supply Boom under Carbon Constraints: Examining the Role of Regulatory Institutions Tade Oyewunmi3. Decarbonising Gas and Electricity Systems: An Outlook on Power-to-Gas and other Technology-Based Solutions Tade Oyewunmi4. Economic Waste and Environmental Problems: Natural Gas Flaring in Texas Kim Talus and Cheri R Hasz5. Global Governance Networks for Climate Change and Energy Investments Frédéric Gilles Sourgens6. Investment Law and Decarbonisation Diane Desierto and Frédéric Gilles Sourgens7. Private Mineral Rights and Africa’s Shale Gas Emeka Duruigbo8. International Oil and Gas Operators and Decarbonisation Peter Kayode Oniemola9. The Carbon Taxation Conundrum Frédéric Gilles Sourgens and Lori A McMillanPART IIENERGY TRANSITIONS: LAW AND REGULATION IN SELECTED COUNTRIES AND REGIONS10. A Primer on United States Energy and Decarbonisation Policy Troy A Rule11. The Integration of Renewable Energy Sources in the EU Electricity Grid: Adapting Current Market Rules to ‘New Market Realities’ Sirja-Leena Penttinen and Leonie Reins12. Regulating Energy Supply in ChinaPhilip Andrews-Speed13. Energy Law and Regulation in Nigeria – Prospects for Reliable Electricity Supply Tade Oyewunmi and Ivie Ehanmo14. Australian Electricity Law and Policy in a Time of Energy Market Transition, National Emergency and Climate Crisis Penelope Crossley15. Canada’s Emerging LNG Export Industry and the Project Approval Challenge Rudiger Tscherning16. Challenges and Opportunities for Energy Transitions and Decarbonisation in Southern African CountriesVictoria R Nalule and Smith I AzubuikeConclusion: An Exposition of a Contextual Approach to Energy and Decarbonisation Penelope Crossley, Tade Oyewunmi, Kim Talus and Frédéric Sourgens

Tade Oyewunmi is Assistant Professor of Law and Senior Energy Research Fellow at the Institute for Energy and the Environment (IEE), Vermont Law School.Penelope Crossley is Associate Professor of Energy and Resources Law at the University of Sydney Law School.Frédéric Gilles Sourgens is Professor of Law and Director of the Oil and Gas Law Center at Washburn University School of Law.Kim Talus is the James McCulloch Chair in Energy Law and Director of the Center for Energy Law at Tulane University Law School.

• Introduction: Energy in a Carbon-Constrained World Tade Oyewunmi, Penelope Crossley, Kim Talus and Frédéric SourgensPART IENHANCING SECURE AND RELIABLE ACCESS TO SUSTAINABLE ENERGY SYSTEMSIN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY1. Tradeoffs and Tensions in the American Energy Transition David B Spence2. The US Gas Supply Boom under Carbon Constraints: Examining the Role of Regulatory Institutions Tade Oyewunmi3. Decarbonising Gas and Electricity Systems: An Outlook on Power-to-Gas and other Technology-Based Solutions Tade Oyewunmi4. Economic Waste and Environmental Problems: Natural Gas Flaring in Texas Kim Talus and Cheri R Hasz5. Global Governance Networks for Climate Change and Energy Investments Frédéric Gilles Sourgens6. Investment Law and Decarbonisation Diane Desierto and Frédéric Gilles Sourgens7. Private Mineral Rights and Africa’s Shale Gas Emeka Duruigbo8. International Oil and Gas Operators and Decarbonisation Peter Kayode Oniemola9. The Carbon Taxation Conundrum Frédéric Gilles Sourgens and Lori A McMillanPART IIENERGY TRANSITIONS: LAW AND REGULATION IN SELECTED COUNTRIES AND REGIONS10. A Primer on United States Energy and Decarbonisation Policy Troy A Rule11. The Integration of Renewable Energy Sources in the EU Electricity Grid: Adapting Current Market Rules to ‘New Market Realities’ Sirja-Leena Penttinen and Leonie Reins12. Regulating Energy Supply in ChinaPhilip Andrews-Speed13. Energy Law and Regulation in Nigeria – Prospects for Reliable Electricity Supply Tade Oyewunmi and Ivie Ehanmo14. Australian Electricity Law and Policy in a Time of Energy Market Transition, National Emergency and Climate Crisis Penelope Crossley15. Canada’s Emerging LNG Export Industry and the Project Approval Challenge Rudiger Tscherning16. Challenges and Opportunities for Energy Transitions and Decarbonisation in Southern African CountriesVictoria R Nalule and Smith I AzubuikeConclusion: An Exposition of a Contextual Approach to Energy and Decarbonisation Penelope Crossley, Tade Oyewunmi, Kim Talus and Frédéric Sourgens