Edward Elgar Publishing Managing Offshore Oil and Gas Accident Risk - Edward Elgar

This academic text provides a deep analysis of the international legal frameworks used to manage risks in offshore oil and gas activities. As part of the New Horizons in Environmental and Energy Law series, the book examines how to prevent and minimize harm during offshore operations. It addresses the legal complexities of post-accident management, specifically focusing on liability, compensation arrangements, and the processing of mass claims for loss. The authors explore the potential for a public international law framework to govern offshore operations on a global scale. By utilizing comparative assessments of domestic laws, the text offers a detailed look at how different jurisdictions handle the legal dimensions of energy-related accidents. This resource is designed for those studying or working within the intersection of international law, environmental protection, and energy regulation.