Sustainable energy infrastructure: law, policy and practice Online publication date: Thu, 01-Jan-2009
by Priscilla Schwartz
International Journal of Private Law (IJPL), Vol. 2, No. 2, 2009
Abstract: This paper focuses on the complex relationships and some of the tensions in reconciling economic, social and environmental goals as necessary for achieving sustainable energy infrastructure development in developing countries. It introduces the rationale of sustainable development and uses examples to demonstrate that reconciling the three dimensions to achieve sustainable energy infrastructure engenders intricate legal relationships and interests that require a reorientation in our appreciation of law and policy beyond traditional models. It identifies an adequate legal framework through which sustainable energy infrastructure can be secured and recommends a regulatory model that is best for achieving sustainable energy in developing countries.
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