Legal design of carbon capture and storage
Subtitle: developments in the Netherlands from an international and EU perspective
By: edited by Martha M. Roggenkamp, Edwin Woerdman.
Contributors: Roggenkamp, Martha M.; Woerdman, Edwin, 1970-
Series: Energy & law series -- 10; Energy & law -- 10.
Publisher: Intersentia
Published: 2009
Place of publication: Antwerp; Portland
Language: eng
Number of pages: 360
ISBN-13: 9789050958011
Subjects: Carbon sequestration -- Law and legislation; Carbon sequestration -- Law and legislation -- European Union countries; Carbon sequestration -- Law and legislation -- Netherlands; Carbon dioxide mitigation -- Law and legislation; Carbon dioxide mitigation -- Law and legislation -- European Union countries; Carbon dioxide mitigation -- Law and legislation -- Netherlands; Atmospheric carbon dioxide -- Law and legislation; Atmospheric carbon dioxide -- Law and legislation -- European Union countries; Atmospheric carbon dioxide -- Law and legislation -- Netherlands
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Introduction / -- Martha M. Roggenkamp and Edwin Woerdman; title: Introduction to the CCS chain : technological aspects and safety risks  -- Wilbert Grevers and Lennart Luten; title: Challenging complexities of CCS in public international law  -- Marcel Brus; title: CCS under the project-based Kyoto mechanisms  -- Anatole Boute; title: CCS in the European emissions trading scheme  -- Edwin Woerdman and Oscar Couwenberg; title: EC competition law and the organisation of CCS  -- Hans Vedder; title: Environmental law and CCS in the EU and impact on the Netherlands  -- Kars J. de Graaf and Jan H. Jans; title: Pipelines transporting CO₂ from a public and private law perspective  -- Dick A. Lubach; title: Regulating underground storage of CO₂  -- Martha M. Roggenkamp; title: Post injection liability for onshore CO₂ storage  -- Mark H. Wissink; title: The concept of third party access applied to CCS  -- Martha M. Roggenkamp; title: The role of the competent authority in regulating CCS  -- Ko de Ridder and Avelien Haan; title: Tax law as a barrier or a tool for promoting CCS  -- Jan N. Bouwman and Irene J.J. Burgers; title: Looking beyond the legal uncertainties of CCS -- Martha M. Roggenkamp and Edwin Woerdman.