Sources of Funds and Risk Management for International Energy Projects
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In this article, the authors examine how energy companies can take advantage of new opportunities to develop projects in emerging economies using the project finance mechanism, and look at the various sources of funding available to multinational corporations for international projects as well as ways to control the risks inherent in such projects.Abstract:
This paper examines how energy companies can take advantage of new opportunities to develop projects in emerging economies using the project finance mechanism. In particular, this paper looks at the various sources of funding available to multinational corporations for international projects as well as ways to control the risks inherent in such projects in order to fashion the best possible financing package.read more
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Force Majeure in Project Finance: A Comparative and Practical Analysis of Risk Allocation
TL;DR: In this article, the authors examine how different systems of law (common law, civil law, CISG, Unidroit, and the EU law) and different theoretical approaches to contract law deal with force majeure events and provide practical advice for drafters of project agreements to allocate and minimize that risk.
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