Legal Framework of Green Hydrogen Production and Hydrogen Economy for Sustainable Development by Ibrar Ahmad, Jamil Afzal and Siraj Ahmad

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🔬研究者:Provides a novel legal-technical framework for analyzing hydrogen regulation, filling a gap between engineering and law literature.

🏢実務担当者:Offers actionable insights on certification, trade, and sustainability compliance for hydrogen projects and corporate strategy.

🏛政策担当者:Delivers comparative legal analysis that can inform national hydrogen strategies and international regulatory harmonization.

本書は、水素法とガバナンスという新たな分野に積極的に貢献するものである。文献の多くは工学的または政策的な基盤に立っているが、本書は教義的な法分析とエネルギーシステムの技術的知識との間のギャップを埋める試みである。持続可能なエネルギー転換、エネルギー正義、世界規制の調和に関する議論の拡大に資するものである。急速に発展する水素市場、特にエネルギー安全保障と脱炭素化の枠組みにおいて、本書は学者、規制当局、環境法・エネルギー法・持続可能性研究の大学院生にとって貴重な基礎資料とみなすことができる。水素とエネルギー転換に関する他の学術文献と比較して、本書はその法的・技術的性質により際立っている。水素に関する現在の文献の大部分、特に国際エネルギー機関や国際再生可能エネルギー機関などの機関が発表した文献は、技術経済的実現可能性、コスト動向、インフラ整備を主な関心事とし、規制上の課題を二次的な問題として強調する傾向がある。同様に、工学分野の文献は電解の効率、炭素回収の有効性、システム統合に焦点を当てており、環境法分野の文献もまた、水素ベースの生産経路に特化せず、気候ガバナンスを広く論じる傾向がある。これに対して本書は、教義的な法研究と水素生産プロセスの技術的記述との比較を提供し、規制の調整、認証、貿易、持続可能性管理の体系的な精査を提示する。水素を比較的かつ国際的な法的条件に置くことで異なる視点を提供し、工学分野の文献と規範的な規制文献との間の重要なギャップに対処している。

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The book makes a positive contribution to the new area of hydrogen law and governance. Although a lot of the literature is either engineering-based or policy-based, this book is an attempt to fill the gap between doctrinal legal analysis and technical knowledge of energy systems. It assists in the expanding discussion of sustainable energy transitions, energy justice, and harmonization of world regulations. Because of the quickly developing hydrogen markets, particularly in the framework of energy security and decarbonization, the book can be considered a valuable background resource for scholars, regulators, and graduate students of environmental law, energy law, and sustainability studies. Compared to the rest of the academic literature on the topic of hydrogen and energy transition, this book stands out due to its legal-technical nature. A significant portion of the current literature on hydrogen, and especially literature published by agencies like the International Energy Agency and the International Renewable Energy Agency, has had a tendency to emphasize the eventuality of techno-economic feasibility, cost trends, and the deployment of infrastructure as the main concern and regulatory challenges as secondary issues. Likewise, engineering literature is focused on the efficiency of electrolysis, carbon capture effectiveness, and integrating systems, whereas environmental law literature also tends to discuss the issue of climate governance broadly without a specific focus on hydrogen-based production routes. In comparison, the book provides a comparison between doctrinal legal study and technical descriptions of hydrogen production processes, providing a systemized scrutiny of the coordination of regulations, certification, trade, and sustainability management. It offers a different perspective, putting hydrogen into comparative and international legal conditions, and thus addressing a significant gap between engineering literature and normative regulatory literature.

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