Since the eighties, several natural resource countries have become wealthier, at least more democratic and more peaceful. Yet, this is true for some countries without petroleum. 1 Many …
Related Articles
-
HOW THE SDGs CAN POWER INNOVATION
HOW THE SDGs CAN POWER INNOVATION By Berryl Claire | 15 September, 2019 Risk-averse industries like the energy sector...
-
Government intervention in international businesses: the rise of local content regulations in the upstream petroleum sector
This article-based thesis addresses the legal, institutional and socio-economic issues concerning local content (LC) requirements in the upstream petroleum...
-
ETHIOPIAN INVESTMENT HOLDINGS IS THE LATEST SOVEREIGN WEALTH FUND
Ethiopian Investment Holdings (EIH) is being created as a strategic development sovereign wealth fund (SDSWF) that could be comparable...
-
Fact or fiction: harmonizing and unifying legal principles of local content requirements
The ambition to develop oil and gas activities continues to determine what policy instruments governments formulate in the process....
-
AN INVESTOR’S GUIDE TO EAST AFRICA
The investment landscapes in Djibouti, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Kenya, Seychelles, Somalia, South Sudan, Tanzania and Uganda are analyzed in our...
-
10 REASONS TO INVEST IN DJIBOUTI, INVESTOR’S GUIDE
10 REASONS TO INVEST IN DJIBOUTI, INVESTOR’S GUIDE. By Lea Marill | 10 August, 2020 The Djiboutian lawful environment...
-
KENYA: AFRICAS’ 1ST INDEPENDENT POWER TRANSMISSION GRID PIONEERED IN KENYA
The Kenyan government has signed an agreement with Africa50 and Power Grid Corporation of India Limited (PowerGrid) to construct...
-
Mining and Energy Law
Chapter 3 deals with offshore petroleum and min eral regulations, focusing on the fundamental differences between onshore and offshore...
0 Comments