The Encyclopaedia of Oil and Gas Law: Volume 2: Midstream and Downstream

The petroleum industry is highly specialised. Over the centuries, it has developed a large number of standard petroleum arrangements and contracts that are not familiar to all across the industry - and even less to the outside world. Each has its own detailed terms and provisions. This new major work uniquely combines an encyclopaedia with commentary for the entire chain of petroleum activities. The second volume deals exclusively with midstream and downstream activities. The topics it covers include energy policies; the relevant players in the sector - from governmental authorities to national oil companies; gas storage; the regulatory and contractual frameworks governing gas and sales agreements; liquefied natural gas; pipelines; distribution networks; refineries; trading and gas stations. The book also discusses concerns and regulations regarding the environment and taxation. This approach enables all those involved in the petroleum industry to master the necessary legal terms in one publication. Both volumes feature chapters by leading experts across the globe in order to provide the best industry practices and standards.The encyclopaedia will serve as a valuable tool for lawyers, industry professionals, consultants, academics, engineers and geologists who are interested in understanding the key legal terms and provisions of the oil and gas industry.

Table of contents International and national energy policies Tracey Greenaway Allens Key stakeholders (including their roles and powers) Michael Polkinghorne Tuuli Timonen White & Case Storage Peter Roberts Andrews Kurth International oil and gas purchase, LNG contracts and regulations Jason Bennett Baker Botts Midstream pipeline contracts and regulations Tonke P Gormley Torkjel Grondalen Arntzen de Besche Refining David Wood Sanchez Wood Limited Downstream distribution network Laura Huomo Roschier Attorneys Gas stations Professor Almeida Professor Colomer Economic Institute and Federal University of Rio de Janeiro Marketing and trading Maria Efremova-Holmes Socar Trading Environment Professor El Tayeb University of Khartoum Taxation Camila Galvao Anderi Silva Fernando Tonnani Machado Meyer