Clean Energy Capability Portfolio | Energy Markets |
Regulating Energy Transitions and Security
Research charting the legal and regulatory pathways that will influence the transition to a more sustainable energy regime . Notably , the choice of technology and its impact on climate , water , food and society , and how the competing goals of energy security and environmental sustainability will be managed . |
Competitive Advantage • Expertise in natural resources , environmental and energy law
• Advanced skills in applying quantitative surveys , qualitative interviews and legal analysis to enhance the implementation of energy law and regulation
• Global networks and expertise in regulating the food-energy-water nexus
Impact • Ensuring energy transitions achieve more optimal social and environmental outcomes
• More sustainable , efficient and integrated regulatory frameworks for energy developments
• Governance pathways for better management of contested environment , social and economic goals
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Capabilities and Facilities • Law and policy design optimisation for governing energy and its impacts on food , water and the environmental system
• Access to leading energy law and regulatory scholars in the UK and USA through the PLuS Alliance
More Information Professor Cameron Holley
School of Law
T : + 61 2 9385 7476
E : c . holley @ unsw . edu . au
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Successful Applications |
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• Identifying international reforms to balance energy security and sustainability |
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• Development of more integrated legal frameworks for managing unconventional gas and its impacts on food and water |
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