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Joint Management Committee in Renewable Energy Projects as a Tool for Efficient Risk Management and Coordination

Maddahinasab Mostapha

Energy Policy Studies

2022

No. 3 (11)

16--26

The Renewable Energy (RE)sector has been developed in some degree by government policies, but tools must be applied on a private-commercial scale for this sector to grow even more. These tools can be applied through the contractual relationships between the participants in a RE project. Many contracts are involved in a RE project that are not integrated in such a way that cooperation for improving risk management is possible. To reach that goal some contractual institutions are needed. One of them is the joint management committee (JMC). JMC has been used in the context of oil and gas contracts for a long time. And it has been one of the reasons that petroleum projects despite having high risks and long terms, thrive. In this research, the application of a similar structure for renewable energy has been studied and a format for that has been proposed. Hence, it has concluded that this structure can bring authorities, RE producers, and utilities together, and provide integrity to the contracts involved with a RE project.

Managing confidential information on petroleum projects in the case of third parties

Maddahinasab Mostapha, Momenirad Ahmad, Tajarlou Reza, Razavi Mohammadhasan

Energy Policy Studies

2019

No. 2 (4)

49--61

In each business, certain confidentiality provisions are concluded. In the oil and gas business, information is a matter of importance. Therefore, it is routine in the petroleum industry to sign confidentiality clauses or confidentiality agreements. Also in many cases, the confidential information needs to be disclosed to certain third parties, either for completing the project or due to regulations. Hence, apparently, there would be a conflict between the confidentiality obligations and such disclosures to third parties. In this study, we analyse the risks and effects of the authorised disclosure of confidential information to third parties. The research hypothesis is that in the mentioned relations there is not enough coherence and accordance that can completely manage the safety of disclosed information. The main source of our research is Lex Petrolea (legal and contractual norms accepted internationally by governments and companies that are active in the petroleum industry).