Energy Law Research Guide

Environment & Energy Publishing (E&E) is a leading source for comprehensive, daily coverage of environmental and energy policy and politics. Georgetown's subscriptions include Energywire, ClimateWire, Environment and Energy Daily, and Greenwire. Key areas covered: US federal legislation; US environmental regulation and federal agencies; International and US climate policy issues; Global energy resources and markets; Alternative energy air and water issues; Hazardous and toxic substances; Public lands; Endangered species; Mining, agriculture; Technology.

This treatise is a comprehensive survey of the law surrounding oil and gas transactions. Topics covered include oil and gas conveyances, lease-express provisions and implied covenants. Sample forms and an extensive glossary are included.

This treatise describes both traditional energy forms such as gas, electricity, oil and coal, and newer ones such as biomass and cogeneration. The basic principles of energy law including establishing rates and tariffs, and the law of public utilities are summarized. Other chapters focus on antitrust, conservation and transportation of energy. Practice and procedure and international chapters round out the subject area. Glossaries, charts, tables, model forms, and other aids are included in the Energy Handbook chapters.

This treatise addresses the statutory, administrative, judicial and practical aspects of independent power and co-generation law, including coverage of engineering, distribution, marketing, financial, and tax issues.

State by state usage statistics provided. The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) collects, analyzes, and disseminates independent and impartial energy information to promote sound policymaking, efficient markets, and public understanding of energy and its interaction with the economy and the environment.