Considered their capacity to deliver economic, social and environmental benefits, marine renewable energies have featured increasingly in sustainable development discussions, with a variety of commitments and initiatives. However, the ongoing and the desired developments put to the test the ability of the existing international regulatory framework to govern these new activities at sea, and legal and regulatory issues are cited in several studies as a major non-technical barrier to their development. It is necessary for international law to provide a coherent and certain framework for operation of domestic regulatory regimes, also ensuring that such regimes respects necessary limits established by international rules.
Marine Renewable Energies: Regulatory Challenges
Valentina Rossi
2016
Abstract
Considered their capacity to deliver economic, social and environmental benefits, marine renewable energies have featured increasingly in sustainable development discussions, with a variety of commitments and initiatives. However, the ongoing and the desired developments put to the test the ability of the existing international regulatory framework to govern these new activities at sea, and legal and regulatory issues are cited in several studies as a major non-technical barrier to their development. It is necessary for international law to provide a coherent and certain framework for operation of domestic regulatory regimes, also ensuring that such regimes respects necessary limits established by international rules.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.


