Shale gas in europe
Subtitle: a multidisciplinary analysis with a focus on European specificities
By: edited by Cécile Musialski ... [et al.] ; written by Matthias Altmann ... [et al.]
Series: European energy studies -- volume 5; European energy studies -- v. 5.
Publisher: Claeys & Casteels Pub
Published: 2013
Place of publication: Deventer; Leuven
Language: eng
Number of pages: 553
ISBN-13: 9789491673023; 9789491673146
Subjects: Shale gas industry; Law and legislation; Hydraulic fracturing; Gaz de schiste; Effets sur l'environnement; Analyse des risques; Politique énergétique; Législation de l'énergie; UE/CE Union européenne; UE/CE Etats membres; Analyse comparative; Umweltgefährdung; Erdgasgewinnung
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.

Chiefly in English with some Chinese.
Table of contents: title: Introduction / -- Cécile Musialski and Matthias Altmann; title: Twenty years of US experience : lessons learnt for Europe  -- Tim Boersma and Corey Johnson; title: Shale gas in the United States : an institutional comparison  -- Mark R. Robeck and Michaël Bennett; title: The EU legal and regulatory framework as currently applicable to shale gas extraction and commercialisation  -- Cécile Musialski; title: European institutions in the debate on shale gas  -- Ernest Wyciszkiewicz; title: Shale gas in China : an institutional and legal comparison with the European Union  -- Chuanmin Cai; title: Estimates of shale gas resources, size and location of deposits compared to conventional deposits in the EU  -- Alexandre de Robaulx de Beaurieux; title: Europe's comparative disadvantage in energy intensive industries : a comparison of shale gas production and break-even prices in Europe and the US  -- Quentin Philippe; title: Geology and logistic issues in a densely populated area  -- Nigel Smith; title: Large scale shale gas extraction and its contribution to the transition to a low carbon economy in the EU : context, limits and national approaches  -- Laura Parmigiani; title: Risks associated with shale gas extraction and evidences supporting the need for a specific EU regulatory framework  -- Mark Broomfield, Mark Johson and Wout Dönszelmann; title: A framework for managing environmental aspects of shale gas?  -- Daren Luscombe; title: The greenhouse gas balance  -- Stefan Lechtenböhmer and Matthias Altmann; title: Handling public discontent : drawing some lessons from Pomerania turmoil in local communities  -- Edyta Materka; title: Hydrofracking dialogue and information dissemination process in Germany  -- Cristoph Ewen and Ruth Hammerbacher; title: France : a step-back : the French ban and its aftermath  -- Thierry Tomasi and Elsa Nicolet; title: Poland : a (legal) step-ahead : new licensing procedures for exploration and production of hydrocarbons : new provisions dedicated to shale gas  -- Andrzej Wieciński, Jakub Je̜drzejak and Maciej Kaczmarek; title: Revising the environmental impact assessment thresholds : the case of Germany  -- Dmonik Greinacher and Sebastian Helmes; title: An external commentary on the UK/ England & Wales : towards an even more refined legal & regulatory framework by imposing A.O. additional and specific requirements for mitigating the risk of induced seismicity? -- Cécile Musialski-- General conclusions /-- Cécile Musialski and Matthias Altmann.