World trade law and renewable energy
by Robert Howse
Non-tariff trade barriersFree tradeUnilateral acts (International law)International cooperationRenewable energy sourcesEnergy industriesWorld Trade Organization
This paper considers the question of non-tariff barriers and renewable energy from the perspective of the law of the World Trade Organization. The first part of the study examines whether and to what extent, under the law of the WTO government, policies to promote renewable energy may be disciplined as non-tariff barriers. The second part addresses itself to whether and to what extent WTO law could be used to challenge or discipline policies (regulatory barriers) that disadvantage renewable energy.
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