The obsolescing bargain redux-foreign investment in the electric power sector in developing countries

EJ Woodhouse - NYUJ Int'l. L. & Pol., 2005 - HeinOnline
Developing countries are anticipated to need $5 trillion of investment to meet demand for
electricity by 2030, with more than $2 trillion for new generation capacity alone. 1 For most …

[PDF][PDF] A political economy of international infrastructure contracting: Lessons from the IPP experience

EJ Woodhouse - Program on Energy and …, 2005 - fsi9-prod.s3.us-west-1.amazonaws …
Developing countries are anticipated to need $5 trillion of investment to meet expected
demand for electricity by 2030, with more than $2 trillion for new generation capacity alone …

Independent Power Projects in Developing Countries

HM Inadomi - 2009 - torrossa.com
In June 2001, the Scandinavian Institute of Maritime Law at the University of Oslo gave me a
six-month contract to write a short article on multinational corporations' investment in …

Notice of Retraction: A Comprehensive Understanding of Refinancing and Restructuring in Project Finance Strategies

X Fu - 2009 International Conference on Management and …, 2009 - ieeexplore.ieee.org
Notice of Retraction<BR>A Comprehensive Understanding of Refinancing and Restructuring
in Project Finance Strategies Page 1 Notice of Retraction After careful and considered review …

[CITATION][C] A business model to improve the management and value creation of renewable independent power producer plants in South Africa.

B Khonjelwayo - 2018

[CITATION][C] New York University Journal of International Law & Politics

New York University. International Law Society… - 1974 - New York University School of Law