The European Union's trade disputes. The case of energy sector

Although there are some issues and concerns about the World Trade Organization dispute settlement system, it remains an effective tool for countries to find reasonable solutions for their trading problems. This paper aims to identify the mechanisms of the settlement process between WTO members and t...

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Main Author: Stefan-Catalin TOPLICEANU
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Language:English
Published: Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iasi 2023-08-01
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Online Access:https://ceswp.uaic.ro/articles/CESWP2023_XV1_TOP.pdf
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description Although there are some issues and concerns about the World Trade Organization dispute settlement system, it remains an effective tool for countries to find reasonable solutions for their trading problems. This paper aims to identify the mechanisms of the settlement process between WTO members and to provide a relevant review of the European Union's trade disputes, in particular for energy sector cases. For this purpose, the paper implies a conceptual and descriptive framework and a qualitative approach regarding the EU's trade disputes, especially for energy sector. The results show that the EU is one of the most frequent members in trade disputes, but most of them are concluded. At the same time, most of the cases in the energy sector remain in the consultation phase, the EU being complained by Argentina, Indonesia, Russia, China and Malaysia for sectors related to biodiesel, renewable energy generation and oil palm-based biofuels.
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spelling doaj.art-555a9189daed4bba9ce8efa8763239a12024-01-05T20:11:10ZengAlexandru Ioan Cuza University of IasiCES Working Papers2067-76932023-08-01XV13456The European Union's trade disputes. The case of energy sectorStefan-Catalin TOPLICEANU0Alexandru Ioan Cuza University, Iasi, Romania, Although there are some issues and concerns about the World Trade Organization dispute settlement system, it remains an effective tool for countries to find reasonable solutions for their trading problems. This paper aims to identify the mechanisms of the settlement process between WTO members and to provide a relevant review of the European Union's trade disputes, in particular for energy sector cases. For this purpose, the paper implies a conceptual and descriptive framework and a qualitative approach regarding the EU's trade disputes, especially for energy sector. The results show that the EU is one of the most frequent members in trade disputes, but most of them are concluded. At the same time, most of the cases in the energy sector remain in the consultation phase, the EU being complained by Argentina, Indonesia, Russia, China and Malaysia for sectors related to biodiesel, renewable energy generation and oil palm-based biofuels. https://ceswp.uaic.ro/articles/CESWP2023_XV1_TOP.pdfenergy crisiswto dispute settlementoil traderussian fluesrenewable energy
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The European Union's trade disputes. The case of energy sector
CES Working Papers
energy crisis
wto dispute settlement
oil trade
russian flues
renewable energy
title The European Union's trade disputes. The case of energy sector
title_full The European Union's trade disputes. The case of energy sector
title_fullStr The European Union's trade disputes. The case of energy sector
title_full_unstemmed The European Union's trade disputes. The case of energy sector
title_short The European Union's trade disputes. The case of energy sector
title_sort european union s trade disputes the case of energy sector
topic energy crisis
wto dispute settlement
oil trade
russian flues
renewable energy
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