International Energy Law Review

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The International Energy Law Review (IELR) examines the key legal, regulatory and commercial issues and developments in all energy sectors including coal, oil, gas, hydro, nuclear and renewables.

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• Covers the changing patterns of international energy trade and its supervision around the world
• Discusses the significant growth in environmental issues which affect this area of law
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