Energy Law

Energy law is a specialised field of legal research and practice that focuses on the legal governance of the energy sector. Our research team carries out high-quality international research with a societal impact in this area of law.

Our research in this area covers a range of legal and interdisciplinary topics and areas:

  • European energy law and policy
  • International energy law and policy
  • Energy transition governance
  • Constitutional and institutional governance of the energy sector
  • Legal and regulatory issues in natural gas markets and gas utilization
  • International petroleum law and policy
  • Comparative energy law and policy
  • Renewable energy

We are active in other legal disciplines that are relevant in the energy sector, such as international trade and investment law.

Senior and Post-doctoral Researchers

Doctoral Researchers

Completed doctorates

Cameron Kelly, Renewable energy support in EU and Australia.

Meri-Katriina Pyhäranta, Impact of shale gas on EU law and policy.

Tade Oyewunmi, Gas utilisation in Nigeria.

Rasa Ptasekaite, EU vs Euratom Treaty: evolving competences.

Kaisa Huhta, Capacity mechanisms under EU law.

Dayann Oben-Darko, Comparative study on renewable energy law.

Moritz Wustenberg, WTO and energy markets.

Mykola Iakovenko, The process of liberalization of the East European non-EU energy markets under the requirements of Energy Community.

Berryl Claire Asiago, Government Intervention in International Businesses. The Rise of Local Content Regulations in the Upstream Petroleum Sector.

Nana Asare Obeng-Darko, On the Rules and Regulations Governing Electricity Production from Renewable Energy Sources in Ghana: An Examination of Ghanaian Renewable Energy Law and Policy.