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The identification and impact of justice risks to commercial risks in the energy sector: post COVID-19 and for the energy transition

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Journal 03 Feb 2021 Australia, Finland Publisher:Informa UK LimitedJournal:Journal of Energy & Natural Resources Law, volume 39, pages 439-468 (issn: 0264-6811, eissn: 2376-4538,

Authors:

Raphael Heffron; Rory Connor;

Penelope Crossley;

Vicente López-Ibor Mayor; Kim Talus; Joseph Tomain;

doi: 10.1080/02646811.2021.1874148

handle: 2123/25248

The identification and impact of justice risks to commercial risks in the energy sector: post COVID-19 and for the energy transition

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Abstract

The energy sector faces many challenges today, in particular from the current health (COVID-19) and resulting financial crises. However, a significant number of challenges existed prior to the outb...

Countries

Australia, Finland

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Keywords

690, financial crisis, COVID-19, Coronavirus, energy transition, justice risks, commercial risk

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