OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Journal of Energy & Natural Resources Law is 2. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-07-01 to 2024-07-01.)

Article	Citations
The importance of lithium for achieving a low-carbon future: overview of the lithium extraction in the ‘Lithium Triangle’	31
How voluntary carbon markets can drive climate ambition	23
How to improve the EU legal framework in view of the circular economy	15
The identification and impact of justice risks to commercial risks in the energy sector: post COVID-19 and for the energy transition	13
What does energy security mean for energy-exporting countries? A closer look at the Russian energy security strategy	11
Groundwater management in India's Punjab and Haryana: a case of too little and too late?	9
Clean or renewable – hydrogen and power-to-gas in EU energy law	8
Critical perspectives on South Africa’s groundwater law: established practice and the novel concept of public trusteeship	7
‘All that glitters is not gold’: the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on artisanal and small-scale gold mining and supply chains in Peru	6
Retrospective application of legal rules in the European Union: recent practice in the energy sector	6
Cybersecurity in the energy sector: are we really prepared?	5
Towards sustainable blue energy production: an analysis of legal transformative and adaptive capacity	5
Just energy business needed! How to achieve a just energy transition by engaging energy companies in reaching climate neutrality: (re)conceptualising energy law for energy corporations	4
Climate, ESG, and the board of directors: ‘You cannot direct the wind, but you can adjust your sails’	4
Regulation and remediation of the impacts of mine wastes on land and water in South Africa	4
The lithium triangle – the importance of Bolivia	4
The challenges facing Eastern Mediterranean gas and how international law can help overcome them	4
Implementing energy justice through a new social contract	3
‘Green responses’ to COVID-19: Europe and the United States diverge yet again	3
Canada’s carbon energy overhang	3
Energy law for the next generation, towards 2030 to 2050	3
The Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) in Zimbabwe: an appraisal of prospects and challenges	3
Indigenous co-ownership of mining projects: a preliminary framework for the critical examination of equity participation	3
What are national ‘climate change acts’?	3
Review of electricity laws and regulations of Bangladesh	3

Rethinking international taxation and energy policy post COVID-19 and the financial crisis for developing countries	3
Environmental information access and management in the Lithium Triangle: is it transparent information?	3
Navigating the emerging lithium rush: lithium extraction from brines for clean-tech battery storage technologies	3
Prospects and challenges of Islamic finance instruments for low-carbon energy transitions: a legal analysis from an energy justice perspective	2
The Nigerian electricity regulatory framework: hotspots and challenges for off-grid renewable electricity development	2
Impact and benefit agreements in natural resource development: a way to fulfil the ILO 169 benefit-sharing duty?	2
China’s ownership policies in the coal sector: effectiveness of capacity regulation and prospect for climate change mitigation	2
Fossil fuel mineral wealth and climate change law: expectations of coal mine development in a time of decarbonisation	2
The right to a clean, healthy and sustainable environment: how to make it operational and effective	2
Keeping the lights on: oil and gas development in a low-carbon world	2