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UK Oil and Gas Law: Current Practice and Emerging Trends - Volume II: Commercial and Contract Law Issues 3rd Edition

UK Oil and Gas Law: Current Practice and Emerging Trends - Volume II: Commercial and Contract Law Issues 3rd Edition

Author: Greg Gordon; John Paterson; Emre Usenmez
Publisher: Edinburgh University Press
ISBN: 9781474421744
Published In: February 2018
Format: Paperback
Jurisdiction: Scotland ? Disclaimer:
Countri(es) stated herein are used as reference only

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In recent years, a great deal has changed in the oil and gas industry, from legal and regulatory change to falling oil prices. The contemporary oil and gas industry is now intensely focussed on cost-saving and the UK has radical redrawn its revenue-raising expectations.

This updated third edition has been published in two volumes: this volume focuses on commercial and contract law issues, while the other deals with resource management and regulatory law. The twin volumes bring together academic and practising lawyers, mainly based in Aberdeen, Europe’s Energy Capital, to consider the key regulatory and commercial dimensions of an ever-changing hydrocarbon province.

New for this edition:-

Significantly revised to take account of new case law relevant to default provisions and contractual interpretation
A significantly expanded treatment of upstream commercial issues, including new chapters on the LOGIC contracts and Drilling contracts
Additional midstream and downstream content, including new chapters by industry experts on transportation and oil sales agreements

1. Oil and Gas Law on the United Kingdom Continental Shelf: Current Practice and Emerging Trends in Contracting and Commercial Law

Greg Gordon and James Cowie

Part I: Commentary on Specific Contracts and Contractual Issues

2. Joint Operating Agreements

Scott Crichton Styles

3. Unitisation

Nicola MacLeod

4. Dissecting the Dayrate Drilling Contract

Greg May and Eve Brazier

5. Contractual Standardisation and the Logic Standard Contracts

Lorna Dawson

6. Risk Allocation in Oil and Gas Service Contracts