Andrews-Speed, P. et al, (1999)
CEPMLP Paper No. CP3/99.
All posts by Philip Andrews-Speed
The potential impact of China’s involvement in Central Asia
Andrews-Speed, P. (1998)
in Caspian Oil and Gas Summit, Centre for Global Energy Studies, London, pp. 43-55.
Considerations for foreign investors in China’s electricity sector
Dow, S. and Andrews-Speed, P. (1998)
Oil and Gas Law and Taxation Review 16 (8) 311-317 (1998).
Fiscal systems for mining – the case of Brazil
Andrews-Speed, P. (1998)
Journal of Mineral Policy, Business and Environment 13 (2), 13-21.
China: at the dawn of a new era?
Andrews-Speed, P. (1997)
in The Guide to World Energy Privatisation, (London, Petroleum Economist) pp.121-124.
Will the Energy Charter Treaty really help energy investors?
TW Wälde and P Andrews-Speed (1997)
in “The Energy Charter Treaty: A Fresh Start for the Energy Business?”, Centre for European Policy Studies, Business Policy Report No.4, p.10-20
Seizing the Opportunities” in “The Energy Charter Treaty: A Fresh Start for the Energy Business?
Andrews-Speed, P. (1997)
Centre for European Policy Studies, Business Policy Report No.4, 1997, p.21-23.
The Energy Charter Treaty: its importance to western European companies
Andrews-Speed, P. (1996)
Oil and Gas Law and Taxation Review (9), 373-377.
Why is China's onshore acreage proving to be unattractive to foreign oil companies?
Andrews-Speed, P. (1996)
Oil and Gas Law and Taxation Review 3, pp.124-126.
Regulating Energy in Federal Transition Economies: the Case of China
Andrews-Speed, P., Dow, S. and Yang.M., (2000)
In G. MacKerron and P. Pearson eds. , The International Energy Experience: Markets, Regulation and the Environment
(London, Imperial College Press), pp. 91-102.