Professor Peter Cameron
LL.B, PhD, FCIArb
Director, Professor of International Energy Law and Policy, School Associate Dean Research
Main Publications
Books
- International Energy Investment Law: The Pursuit of Stability, Oxford University Press, 2010, 549 pages;
- Competition in Energy Markets: Law and Regulation in the European Union (2nd edition), Oxford University Press, March 2007, 708 pages;
- Legal Aspects of EU Energy Regulation (editor), Oxford University Press, 2005, 632 pages;
- Competition in Energy Markets: Law and Regulation in the European Union, Oxford University Press, 2002, 478 pages;
- Kyoto: From Principles to Practice (Co-editor with Donald Zillman), Kluwer, 2002, 376 pages;
- Gas Regulation in Western Europe: A New Framework for Competition, Financial Times Energy, 1998, 302 pages;
- Gas Regulation in Europe: From Monopoly to Competition (two volumes), Pearson, 1995, 350 pages, and revised edition in 1997;
- Gas Regulation in Western Europe, Pearson, 1990, 190 pages;
- Nuclear Energy Law after Chernobyl (Co-editor with L. Hancher), Martinus Nijhoff, 1989, 222 pages;
- Legal Barriers to Trade: the Offshore Petroleum Supplies Industry, Financial Times Energy Publishing, 1986, 242 pages;
- Petroleum Licensing, FT Energy Publishing, 1984, 194 pages; and
- Property Rights and Sovereign Rights: the Case of North Sea Oil, Academic Press, 1983, 210 pages.
Articles & Chapters in Books
- The Energy Charter Treaty and East-West Transit, in ‘Energy Dispute Resolution: Investment Protection, Transit and the Energy Charter Treaty’ (ed by G Coop) (Juris Publishing, 2011);
- The EU and Energy Security: A Critical Review of the Legal Issues, in The European Union and Global Emergencies: Law and Policy Analysis (Hart Publishing, 2011, ed by A Antoniadis. R Schuetze and E Spaventa);
- Contracts and Constitutions: the Kurdish Factor in the Development of Oil in Iraq, in Journal of International Studies on Iraq (Calgary, Canada, 2011);
- The EU Single Market and Multi-Level Interaction, chapter 6 of B Eberlein and GB Doern (eds), ‘Governing the Energy Challenge: Canada and Germany in a Multi-regional and Global Context’, University of Toronto Press (2009), pp 174-197;
- Energy: Efficiency, Security and the Environment, in ‘Fifty Years of the European Treaties: Looking Back and Thinking Forward’ (M Dougan and S Currie Eds), Hart Publishing (2009), pp. 255-278;
- Chapter 1 "History of Climate Change Law and Policy" in Climate Change: A Guide to Carbon Law and Practice (consulting editor Paul Q Watchman), Globe Business Publishing, 2008
- The Revival of Nuclear Power: An Analysis of the Legal Implications, Journal of Environmental Law, January 2007, pp 1-17;
- The Rules of Engagement: Developing Cross-border petroleum Deposits in the North Sea and the Caribbean, International & Comparative Law Quarterly, vol 55, July 2006 pp559-586;
- Chapter on "Petroleum, Energy and the WTO" for the "Commodities in the WTO", a book edited by the Commonwealth Secretariat, 2006;
- The Internal Market in Energy: Harnessing the New Regulatory Regime, European Law Review, Vol 30, No.5 Oct 2005, pp631-648;
- Chapters 1, 2, 5, and 17 in “Legal Aspects of EU Energy Regulation (editor)”, Oxford University Press, Feb 2005, respectively pp1-4, 7-39, 91-92, and 433-444;
- Towards the Contractual Management of Public Participation Issues: a Review of Corporate Initiatives (with E Correa), in “Human Rights in Natural Resource Development: Public Participation in the Sustainable Development of Mining and Energy Resources (eds. Zillman, Lucas and Pring)”, Oxford University Press, March 2002, pp215-230;
- The Kyoto Process: Past, Present and Future, in “Kyoto: From Principles to Practice (Co-editor with Donald Zillman)”, Kluwer, 2002, pp3-23;
- The Energy Charter Treaty Five Years on – An Assessment (in Dutch), in Sociaal Economische Wetgeving, April 2001, pp139-148;
- Reforming Energy Markets: a Review Article, in Journal of Energy and Natural Resources Law, vol. 18, 2000, pp 353-377;
- From Principles to Practice: the Kyoto Protocol, in Journal of Energy and Natural Resources Law, vol. 18, 2000, pp1-18;
- International Law and Radioactive Nuclear Waste Management, in “Contemporary Issues in Nuclear Energy Law, ed Nathalie Horbach”, Kluwer, 1999, pp117-128;
- Towards an Internal Market in Energy: the Carrot and Stick Approach, European Law Review, vol. 23 No.12, December 1998, pp 579-591;
- Managing Jurisdictional Conflicts in an Era of Globalisation and Liberalisation, Special Issue of Journal of Energy and Natural Resources Law, vol. 16, 1998, edited with Patricia Wouters, including introduction by the editors;
- Mehr Mut zur Reform: Anmerkungen zum Stand der Diskussion uber die Liberalisierung des deutschen Elektrizitats- und Gasmarktes, (with Ungemach, Wissmann and Styles) in Energiewirschaftliche Tagesfragen, June 1997, pp364-370;
- The Evolution of an Applicable Legal Framework for the Removal and Disposal of Offshore Installations and Structures, in “Technical Aspects and Legal Framework for the Removal and Disposal of Offshore Installations and Structures in Asia and the Pacific”, United Nations, 1996, pp103-171;
- Promotion of State Interests in Privatisation or Deregulation: a Comment, Journal of Energy and Natural Resources Law, vol. 14, 1996, pp108-113;
- Controlling the Removal of Offshore Petroleum Structures in the Asia-Pacific Region: Problems and Solutions, in “Waste Recycling for Sustainable Development”, United Nations, 1995, pp23-64;
- Creating a Legal Framework for Investment in the CIS Energy Sector: Lessons from the Energy Charter Experiment, Tulsa Journal of Comparative and International Law, vol. I, 1994, pp233-266;
- Trade in Energy and Natural Resources: Trade-Related Investment Measures – Focus on Eastern Europe (with David McDougall), 28 Journal of World Trade, 1994, pp171-180;
North Sea Oil Licensing, in “International Petroleum Transactions”, edited by Ernest E. Smith, John S. Dzienkowski, Gary B. Conine, Owen Anderson and John S. Lowe, Denver 1994, pp443-447;
- Natural Gas in the Internal Market, in “European Energy Policy in Community Law”, Graham and Trotman/Nomos Verlagsgesellschaft, 1992, pp177-182;
- Abandonment and Reclamation of Energy Sites and Facilities: the Netherlands (with M. Roggenkamp), in Journal of Energy and Natural Resources Law, vol. 10, 1992, pp21-36;
- Five Years of Regulating Britain’s Gas Industry: An Assessment of the Legal Regime for the Contract Market, in Utilities Law Review, Summer 1991, pp70-77;
- The Development of a Legal Framework for the Removal of Offshore Oil Installations, Foreign Investment Law Review, International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes, vol.5, no.1, 1990, pp30-53;
- Vertical Constraints upon Competition in Energy Supply (with Terence Daintith), in “Energy Law 90: Changing Energy Markets – the Legal Consequences”, Graeme and Trotman/International Bar Association, London, 1990, pp200-222;
- An Internal Energy Market in Europe? National Barriers and the Ways of Overcoming Them, in “Konturen eines EG-Energiemarkts, Carl Heymanns Verlag KG”, 1989, pp13-32;
Monopoly and Competition in Energy Supply in the Netherlands, in Special Issue of Journal of Energy and Natural Resources Law, December 1989 (Co-editor of special issue with L. Hancher), 157 pages;
- The Legal Structure and Characterisation of a Resource Interest: Does It Matter? in “Energy Law ’88”, Graeme and Trotman/ International Bar Association, London, 1989, pp356-360;
- The Vienna Conventions on Early Notification and Assistance, in “Nuclear Energy Law After Chernobyl”, (Co-editor with L. Hancher), Martinus Nijhoff, 1989, pp19-32;
- After Chernobyl: Has Anything Really Changed?, in “Nuclear Energy After Chernobyl”, (Co-editor with L. Hancher), Martinus Nijhoff, 1989, pp179-195;
- Nuclear Safety After Chernobyl: The Role of International Law, Leiden Journal of International Law, vol.1, 1988, pp121-135;
- The Structure of Petroleum Agreements, in “Petroleum Investment Policies in Developing Countries (eds. N Beredjick and T Waelde)”, Kluwer, 1988, pp29-46;
- Government-company relations after the contract: reconciling objectives and strategies for long-term relations; chapter 7 of “Petroleum Resources and Development: Economic, Legal and Policy Issues for Developing Countries” (ed Kameel I F Khan), Belhaven Press, London and New York, 1987, pp110-118; and
- North Sea Oil Licensing: Comparisons and Contrasts, in 4 Oil & Gas Law and Taxation Law Review (1984-85) pp99-106.
Reports, Shorter Articles, Case Notes & Miscellaneous
- New Directions in UK Energy Policy, in International Journal of Energy Sector Management, volume 1, issue 3 (2008), pp. 218-220;
- North Sea Decommissioning: A Delicate Balancing Act, in Petroleum Review, October 2007, pp 14-16;
- Reserves Nationalism: Fighting Back, in Petroleum Review, August 2007, pp 24-25;
- EU Mergers and the Third Gas Directive, in Gas Matters, July 2007, pp. 25-29;
- Contract Stability in the Petroleum Industry: Changing the Rules and the Consequences, Middle East Economic Survey, 50:22, May 2007, pp 27-29;
- AIPN Report: “Stabilisation in Investment Contracts and Change of Rules by Host Countries: Tools for Oil & Gas Investors” in 2006, 116 pages, www.aipn.org;
- “The Consumer and the Internal Market in Energy: Who Benefits?” in European Law Review, Vol 31 No.1 February 2006, pp114-124;
- Policy Paper, Florence School of Regulation, “Creating an Internal Market in Energy: Can the Tools be more effective?”, EUI 2005, 25 pages;
- Review of Energy Law in Europe, in Law Quarterly Review, vol. 118 (2002) pp654-657;
- Report to the European Commission: Alignment of Radiation Protection Legislation of the East and Central European Countries with the EU Legal Acquis, Vol 1 Main Report, 2000;
- FT Energy Investment Reports: Effects of the Madrid Forum on the EU Gas Market, 2000, 37 pages;
- Tackling the Decommissioning Problem, in American Bar Association Review, 1999;
- Peer reviewer of legal sections in three EU TACIS Business Guides to the Energy Sector of Kazakhstan, Ukraine and the Russian Federation, published May 1997;
- Decommissioning of Petroleum Installations: A Contractual Approach, a study sponsored by the AIPN on the development of appropriate contract provisions for abandonment obligations under the law of the sea; sponsored by the AIPN, 1997, Barrows, New York, 1998, 50 pp;
- Regular contributions of comments and book reviews to the Journal of Energy and Natural Resources Law;
- Yearbook of International Environmental Law, Oxford University Press; contribution as rapporteur on non-nuclear energy developments, 1996-2000;
- Trans-European Energy Networks (with Martha Roggenkamp), in Energy Utilities, September 1995, pp20-21;
- Investing in Russian Oil and Gas: the legal factor, in Petroleum Review March 1993, pp 120-121;
- Short articles and comments published in the Oil and Gas Law and Taxation Review;
Editor of special privatisation section of Journal of Energy and Natural Resources Law, 1992;
- Report submitted to the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific, Controlling the Removal of Offshore Petroleum Structures in the Asia-Pacific Region: Problems and Solutions, 1989;
- Gas and the EC Single Market, in Gas Matters, October 1989, 4 pages;
- Offshore Rigs: Removal Costs, in Petroleum Economist, March 1989, 2 pages;
- Review of The Legal Integration of Energy Markets, in Common Market Law Review, vol. 25 (1988);
- Report submitted to the United Nations Centre on Trans-national Corporations, Legal Arrangements between Trans-national Corporations and Host Governments in the Petroleum Sector: a practical analysis of legislation and agreements, 1985, 120 pages; and
- Council Recommendation of 21 April 1983 on the Methods of Forming Natural Gas Prices and Tariffs in the Community (83/230/EEC), Evaluation of the Implementation and application by the Member States of the Natural gas Pricing and Tarification Principles as laid down in the Council recommendation.
