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Energy Law in Pakistan [Pehme köide]

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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 382 pages, Illustrations
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  • ISBN-10: 904113882X
  • ISBN-13: 9789041138828
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Beginning with a five page list of acronyms, this work proceeds with 34 pages summarizing the developments in Pakistani energy law since 1947. It then provides extensive coverage of all aspects of current energy law, along with the accompanying government regulations. Originally published as a monograph in the International Encyclopaedia of Laws: Energy Law, this 2nd edition incorporates changes in Pakistani law up to December 31, 2010. Aspen Publishers is now Wolters Kluwer Law & Business. Annotation ©2012 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
The Authors 3(22)
List of Tables
23(2)
Abbreviations and Acronyms 25(6)
Preface to Second Edition 31(2)
Preface to First Edition 33(2)
Introduction 35(1)
Chapter 1 Political and Legal Structure
35(7)
Chapter 2 Energy Scenario
42(13)
1 Natural Gas
44(1)
2 Electricity
45(1)
3 Nuclear Energy
45(1)
4 Crude Oil
46(1)
5 Oil Refineries
46(1)
6 Petroleum, Oil & Lubricants (POL) Distribution
46(1)
7 Coal
47(1)
8 Renewable Energy Sources
47(3)
9 Long-term Energy Scenario
50(1)
10 Energy Strategy for the Future
51(4)
I Oil
51(1)
II Natural Gas
52(1)
III Coal
52(1)
IV CNG
53(1)
V Strategic Environmental Management
53(2)
Chapter 3 Role of Government Institutions in Shaping Administration of Energy Law and Policy
55(2)
1 Introduction
55(2)
Chapter 4 Sources of Energy Law of Pakistan
57(8)
1 Legislation Concerning Electricity
58(2)
2 Legislation Concerning the Upstream Petroleum Industry
60(1)
3 Legislation Concerning the Downstream Petroleum Industry
60(1)
4 Legislation Concerning Health, Safety and Environment
61(1)
5 Laws Concerning Imports and Taxation
62(1)
6 Laws Concerning Coal
63(2)
Chapter 5 Energy Profile of Pakistan
65(10)
1 Major Exploration and Production Companies
65(1)
2 Major Thermal Electricity Companies
66(1)
3 Major Hydel Electricity Companies
66(1)
4 Private Power Companies
66(1)
5 Nuclear Power Companies
67(1)
6 Gas Fields
67(1)
7 Oilfields
68(1)
8 Refineries
68(1)
9 Ports
68(7)
Selected Bibliography
69(6)
Part I Regulatory Framework Concerning Electricity
75(64)
Chapter 1 General Introduction
75(38)
1 Introduction
75(2)
2 Overview of the Government of Pakistan's Policies
77(8)
I Pre-1994 Power Policy Situation
78(1)
II Power Policy of 1994
78(2)
III Hydel Power Policy of 1995
80(1)
IV Power Policy of 1998
81(1)
V Power Policy of 2002
82(2)
VI Power Policy 2008 for Co-generation by Sugar Industry
84(1)
3 Structure of the Power Sector
85(4)
I Regulatory Environment
85(2)
II Transition Period
87(1)
III Future Outlook
88(1)
4 Main Players of Power Sector
89(7)
I Water and Power Development Authority (WAPDA)
90(1)
II Pakistan Electric Power Company (PEPCO)
91(1)
III Karachi Electric Supply Company (KESC)
92(1)
IV Distribution Companies
92(1)
V Generation Companies
93(1)
VI Transmission Companies
93(1)
VII Power Engineering Companies
93(1)
VIII Fuel Suppliers
94(1)
IX Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission: PAEC
94(1)
X Alternative Energy Development Board
95(1)
XI Thar Coal and Energy Board
96(1)
5 The Institutional Mechanism
96(3)
I The Federal Ministry of Water and Power
97(1)
II National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA)
97(1)
III Provincial Power and Water Irrigation Departments
98(1)
IV Private Power and Infrastructure Board (PPIB)
98(1)
6 Statutory Structure and Legal Regime
99(11)
I Constitutional Provisions
99(3)
II Selected Case Law
102(2)
III Salient Features of Electricity Legislation
104(1)
A The Electricity Act, 1910
104(1)
B The Electricity Rules, 1937
104(2)
C Water and Power Development Authority Act, 1958
106(1)
D The Regulation of Generation, Transmission and Distribution of Electric Power Act, 1997
107(1)
E National Electric Power Regulatory Authority Licensing (Generation) Rules, 2000
108(1)
F National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (Tariff Standards and Procedure) Rules, 1998
109(1)
G National Electric Power Regulatory Authority Licensing Application and Modification Procedure) Regulations, 1999
109(1)
H Sarhad Hydel Development Organization Ordinance, 1993
110(1)
7 Reforms in the Electricity Sector
110(3)
Chapter 2 Production of Electricity
113(9)
1 Production Scenario
113(1)
2 Electricity Generation
113(8)
I Private Participation
115(1)
II Independent Power Producers (IPPs)
116(2)
III Rental Powers Plants (RPPs)
118(1)
IV Powers Ships
118(1)
V Future Electricity Generation Outlook
118(3)
3 Legislation Concerning Production of Electricity
121(1)
Chapter 3 Exploitation of Electricity
122(6)
1 Sources of Electricity Generation
122(1)
2 Capacity Addition
122(1)
3 Private Participation in Exploitation
122(1)
4 Exploitation of Nuclear Potential for Electricity Generation
123(2)
5 Exploitation of Coal Resources for Electricity Generation
125(1)
6 Exploitation of Renewable Energy Potential for Electricity Generation
125(2)
7 Regulatory Regime Concerning Exploitation of Electricity From Alternative Renewable Resources
127(1)
Chapter 4 Transmission of Electricity
128(3)
1 The Present Scenario
128(1)
2 Transmission License
128(1)
3 Village Electrification
129(1)
4 National Grid Company
129(1)
5 Transmission Losses
130(1)
Chapter 5 Distribution of Electricity
131(3)
1 Distribution by Licensee
131(1)
2 Distribution by Non-licensee
132(1)
3 Distribution License
132(1)
4 Distribution Losses
133(1)
5 Distribution in Rural Areas
133(1)
Chapter 6 Consumption of Electricity
134(5)
1 Consumption Levels
134(1)
2 Licensee and Consumers
134(1)
3 Reforms in Consumption
135(1)
4 Tariff
135(1)
5 Metering
136(1)
6 Demand Side Management
137(2)
Part II Regulatory Framework for Gas
139(116)
Chapter 1 General Introduction
139(60)
1 Introduction
139(1)
2 The Regulatory Mechanism
140(6)
I Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Resources (MPNR)
141(1)
II Directorate General of Petroleum Concessions (DGPC)
142(1)
III Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA)
142(2)
IV Government Holdings (Private) Limited (GHPL)
144(1)
V Public Sector Gas Companies
144(1)
VI Other Bodies
145(1)
3 Statutory Structure and Legal Regime
146(2)
I Constitutional Provisions
146(2)
4 Regulatory Regime
148(6)
I Petroleum Laws
148(1)
II Occupational Health and Safety Laws Regulating the Gas Industry
149(1)
III Environmental Laws Regulating the Gas Industry
149(1)
IV Laws Concerning Access for Gas Operations
150(1)
V Tax Laws Concerning the Gas Industry
151(1)
VI Selected Case Law
151(3)
5 Salient Features of Legislation Concerning Gas
154(9)
I Regulation of Mines and Oilfields and Mineral Development (Government Control) Act, 1948
154(1)
II Pakistan Petroleum (Production) Rules, 1949
155(1)
III Pakistan Petroleum (Exploration and Production) Rules, 1986
155(1)
IV Pakistan Petroleum (Exploration and Production) Rules, 2001
155(1)
V Pakistan Offshore Petroleum (Exploration and Production) Rules, 2003
156(1)
VI Pakistan Onshore Petroleum (Exploration and Production) Rules, 2009
156(1)
VII Model Petroleum Concession Agreement, 1994
156(1)
VIII Model Petroleum Concession Agreement, 1997
156(1)
IX Model Petroleum Concession Agreement, 2001
157(1)
X Model Petroleum Concession Agreement for Onshore Area, 2009
157(1)
XI Model Offshore Production Sharing Agreement of the Government, 2003
157(1)
XII Model Offshore Production Sharing Agreement, 2009
157(1)
XIII Natural Gas (Price for Supplies by Producers) Rules, 1976
158(1)
XIV Natural Gas Rules, 1960
158(1)
XV Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) (Production and Marketing) Rules, 1992
158(1)
XVI Liquefied Petroleum Gas (Production and Distribution) Rules, 2001
159(1)
XVII Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (Liquefied Natural Gas), Rules, 2007
159(1)
XVIII Draft Gas Utility Companies Act, 2010
159(1)
XIX Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority Ordinance, 2001/Natural Gas Regulatory Authority Ordinance, 2000
160(1)
XX Natural Gas Regulatory Authority (Licensing Rules), 2002
160(1)
XXI Complaint Resolution Procedure Regulations, 2003
160(1)
XXII Natural Gas Tariff Rules, 2002
161(1)
XXIII Natural Gas Transmission Technical Standards Regulations, 2004
161(1)
XIV Natural Gas Distribution Technical Standards Regulations, 2004
161(1)
XXV Performance Standards Concerning Natural Gas
162(1)
XXVI Natural Gas Quality Standards, 2008
162(1)
XXVII Standards Technical Specifications for Equipment and Materials 2008 Used in Natural Gas Transmission and so forth
162(1)
XXVIII Occupational Health and Safety Laws
162(1)
XXIX Environmental Laws
162(1)
XXX Tax Laws
163(1)
6 Overview of the Government's Petroleum policies
163(15)
7 Petroleum Policy 2007
178(1)
8 Latest Petroleum Policy 2009
178(10)
I Licensing Zones
178(1)
II Companies Entitled to Acquire Petroleum Rights in Pakistan
179(1)
III Direct Negotiation with Strategic Partners
179(1)
IV Licensing System
179(3)
V Bid Winning Criteria
182(1)
VI Incentives for Exploration and Production Companies Incorporated in Pakistan
183(1)
VII Petroleum Rights Fee
183(1)
VIII Training Fund
184(1)
IX Social Welfare Fund
184(1)
X Production Bonus
185(1)
XI Extended Well Testing
186(1)
XII Total Lease Term
186(1)
XIII Policy for Grant of Lease after Expiry of Lease Term
186(1)
XIV Royalty, Income Tax and Windfall Levy
187(1)
XV Performance Guarantee
187(1)
9 Producer Pricing under 2009 Petroleum Policy
188(2)
I Crude Oil
188(1)
II Condensate
188(1)
III Windfall Levy on Crude Oil / Condensate
188(1)
IV Gas Pricing
189(1)
V Windfall Levy on Gas
190(1)
10 Applicability and Effect of 2009 Petroleum Policy
190(1)
11 Conversion to 2009 Policy terms
190(1)
12 Offshore Fiscal Arrangement under 2009 Petroleum Policy
191(4)
I Royalty
191(1)
II Corporate Income Tax
191(1)
III Deprecation Allowance
191(1)
IV Government Participation
192(1)
V Profit Oil and Profit Gas Splits
192(1)
A Profit Oil & Gas Share for Wells in Shallow Grid Area of Less Than 200 m Water Depth and Depth to Reservoir Shallower Than 4,000 m
192(1)
B Profit Oil & Gas Share for Wells in Deep Grid Area of More Than Or Equal to 200 m and Less Than 1,000 m Water Depth Or Deeper Than 4,000 m to Reservoir in Shallow Grid Area
193(1)
C Profit Oil & Gas Share for Wells in Ultra Deep Grid Area of More Than Or Equal to 1,000 m Water Depth
193(1)
VI Production Sharing Agreement
194(1)
VII Recovery Cost
194(1)
VIII Production Bonuses
194(1)
IX Import Duties and Taxes
194(1)
X Training Obligations
194(1)
XI Marine Research Fee
194(1)
XII Gas Transmission Pipeline
195(1)
XIII Exploration Period
195(1)
XIV Retention Period
195(1)
XV Lease Period
195(1)
13 Royalty Calculation in case of Sale of Gas to Third Parties
195(1)
14 Proposed Gas Legislation
196(1)
15 Reforms in the Gas Sector
197(2)
Chapter 2 Production
199(20)
1 Gas Production Scenario
199(1)
2 Legal Regime for Production
200(17)
I Development and Production Leases for Onshore Areas
201(1)
A Discovery of Petroleum
201(1)
B Declaration of Commercial Discovery
202(2)
C Submission of Development Plan
204(1)
D Grant of Development and Production Lease
204(1)
E Unitization
205(1)
F Limitation of Development Area and Petroleum Exploration within a Lease Area
206(1)
G Royalty
206(1)
II Discovery and Development and Obtaining of Development and Production Leases for Offshore Areas
207(1)
A Discovery of Petroleum
207(2)
B Declaration of Commercial Discovery
209(1)
C Development Plan and Application for Development and Production Lease
210(1)
D Grant of Development and Production Lease
211(1)
E Joint Exploration and Development/Unitization
212(1)
F Limitation of Development Area and Petroleum Exploration within Lease Area
213(1)
III Rights over Discovery of Non-petroleum Minerals
214(1)
IV Suspension, Relinquishments, Assignment, Surrender and Termination of Petroleum Rights
214(3)
V Closing Down
217(1)
3 Import of Gas
217(2)
Chapter 3 Exploitation
219(15)
1 Gas Reserves
219(1)
2 Gas Prospects
220(4)
I Onshore Prospects
220(1)
II Offshore Prospects
221(3)
3 Licensing Regime
224(10)
I Onshore Petroleum Rights
225(1)
A Reconnaissance Permit
225(1)
B Petroleum Exploration License
226(3)
II Offshore Petroleum Rights
229(1)
A Exploration License and Obligatory Work Programme
229(3)
B Commencement of Operations
232(1)
C Obligatory Work Programme for License and its Renewal
232(1)
D Liquidated Damages or Shifting of Obligations to Another Block
233(1)
E Bank Guarantee/Parent Company Guarantee is Required for Production Sharing Agreement and its Renewal
233(1)
Chapter 4 Transport of Gas
234(13)
1 Introduction
234(1)
I Sui Southern Gas Company Limited (SSGCL)
234(1)
II Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited (SNGPL)
235(1)
2 Licensing Regime for Gas Transportation
235(2)
I Licensing Authority
235(1)
II Transportation License Issuance
236(1)
III Assignment/Modification of Licenses
236(1)
IV Revocation of Licenses
237(1)
3 Gas Cylinders
237(1)
4 Transport by Pipeline
237(1)
5 Transport by Transnational Pipeline
238(3)
I Qatar-Pakistan Pipeline: QP
239(1)
II Pakistan-Iran-India Pipeline: IPJ
239(1)
III Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan-India Pipeline: TAPI
240(1)
6 Transport as Liquefied Natural Gas: LNG
241(1)
7 Producer Prices of Gas
242(5)
I Pre-Petroleum Policies Gas Pricing
242(1)
II Post-1990 Gas Pricing
243(1)
III Petroleum Policy of 1991 (Revised in September 1992)
243(1)
IV Petroleum Policy of 1993
243(1)
V Petroleum Policy of 1994
243(1)
VI Petroleum Policy of 1997
244(1)
VII Petroleum Policy of 2001
244(1)
VIII Petroleum Policy of 2007
245(1)
IX Petroleum Policy of 2009
245(1)
X Compression Gas Pricing Incentives in Pakistan
246(1)
Chapter 5 Distribution of Gas
247(4)
1 Gas Allocation and Sale
247(2)
2 Gas Marketing
249(1)
3 Distribution Infrastructure
250(1)
Chapter 6 Consumption of Gas
251(4)
1 Consumption Scenario
251(2)
2 Gas Pricing for Consumers
253(2)
Part III Regulatory Framework Concerning Oil
255(38)
Chapter 1 General Introduction
255(15)
1 Introduction
255(1)
2 Regulatory Mechanism
256(2)
I Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Resources (MPNR)
256(1)
II Directorate General of Petroleum Concessions (DGPC)
256(1)
III Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA)
256(1)
IV Government Holdings (Private) Limited (GHPL)
257(1)
V Public Sector Oil Companies
257(1)
VI Other Bodies
257(1)
3 Statutory Structure and Legal Regime
258(9)
I Constitutional Provisions
258(2)
A Petroleum Laws
260(1)
B Occupational Health and Safety Laws Regulating the Oil Industry
261(1)
C Laws Concerning Access for Oil Operations
262(1)
D Tax Laws Concerning the Oil Industry
263(1)
II Selected Case Law
263(1)
III Salient Features of Petroleum Legislation
264(1)
A Regulation of Mines and Oilfields and Mineral Development (Government Control) Act, 1948
264(1)
B Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority Ordinance, 2002
265(1)
C Pakistan Petroleum (Refining, Blending and Marketing) Rules, 1971
265(1)
D Petroleum Act, 1934
266(1)
E Petroleum Rules, 1937
267(1)
4 Overview of Petroleum Policies and Model Petroleum Concession Agreements
267(1)
5 Proposed Legislation
267(1)
6 Reforms in the Oil Sector
268(2)
Chapter 2 Production
270(9)
1 Production Profile
270(3)
2 Legal Regime for Oil Production Operations
273(1)
3 Refining Sector
273(5)
I Refineries
273(1)
II Refining Capacity
274(1)
A Pak-Arab Refinery Limited: PARCO
274(1)
B National Refinery Limited: NRL
274(1)
C Pakistan Refinery Limited: PRL
275(1)
D Attock Refinery Limited: ARL
276(1)
E Byco Petroleum Pakistan Limited
276(1)
F ENAR Petroleum Refining Facility: EPRF
277(1)
G Dhodak Mini-Refinery
277(1)
III Future Outlook
277(1)
4 Legal Regime for Refining
278(1)
Chapter 3 Exploitation
279(1)
1 Oil Reserves
279(1)
2 Licensing Regime
279(1)
Chapter 4 Transport of Oil
280(5)
1 Introduction
280(3)
I Shipping Vessels
280(1)
II Port Facilities
280(1)
III Pipelines
280(1)
A PARCO Crude Oil and Petroleum Products Pipeline
280(1)
B PARCO Mahmood Kot-Faisalabad-Machike (MFM) Pipeline
280(1)
C APL Fuel Oil Pipeline
281(1)
D White Oil Pipeline Project
281(1)
E Machike-Taru Jabha Pipeline Project (MTJPP)
281(1)
IV Key Installation, Terminal and Storage Facilities
281(1)
V Modes of Transportation
282(1)
A Pakistan Railway: PR
282(1)
B Transport by Road
282(1)
C Retail Outlets
282(1)
2 Licensing Regime for Transport
283(2)
Chapter 5 Distribution
285(5)
1 Oil Marketing Scenario
285(3)
I Pakistan State Oil Company Limited: PSOCL
285(1)
II Shell Pakistan Limited: Shell
286(1)
III Chevron Pakistan Limited
286(1)
IV Total Parco Pakistan Limited: TPPL
287(1)
V Attock Petroleum Limited
288(1)
2 Licensing Regime for the Marketing of POL Products
288(2)
Chapter 6 Consumption and Pricing of POL Products
290(3)
1 POL Consumption
290(1)
2 Pricing for Consumers
290(3)
Part IV Regulatory Framework Concerning Coal
293(34)
Chapter 1 General Introduction
293(24)
1 Introduction
293(2)
I Background
293(1)
II National Minerals Policy
294(1)
2 Structure of Mineral Industry
295(1)
3 Institutional Framework
296(7)
I Constitutional Provisions
296(1)
II Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Resources
296(1)
III Mineral Investment Facilitation Board (MIFB)
296(1)
IV Director General (Minerals)
297(1)
V Geological Survey of Pakistan (GSP)
298(1)
VI Pakistan Mineral Development Corporation
299(1)
VII Provincial Mining Administration
300(1)
VIII Provincial Directorate General (Minerals)
301(1)
IX Sindh Administration of Coal Industry
302(1)
4 Statutory Framework Concerning Coal
303(8)
I Thar Coal and Energy Board (TCEB)
303(1)
II Provincial Agencies
304(1)
III Directorate of Industries and Mineral Development (DIMDs)
304(1)
IV Status of other Agencies
304(1)
V Laws Concerning Coal
304(1)
VI Selected Case Law
305(2)
VII Salient Features of Coal Laws
307(1)
A Regulation of Mines and Oilfields and Mineral Development (Federal Control) Act, 1948 (XXIV of 1948)
307(1)
B The Pakistan Mining Concession Rules, 1960
307(1)
C National Mineral Policy, 1995 (NMP)
307(2)
D Balochistan Mineral Rules, 2002
309(2)
E Punjab Mining Concession Rules, 2002
311(1)
F Sindh Mining Concession Rules, 2002
311(1)
5 Reforms in the Coal Sector
311(3)
I Incentives for Coal Based Power Generation Projects
312(1)
II Fiscal and Financial Incentives
313(1)
III Security Package and Other Features
313(1)
IV Public/Private Participation
314(1)
6 Future Outlook
314(3)
Chapter 2 Production of Coal
317(4)
1 Production Profile
317(1)
2 Coal Production Strategy for the Future
318(1)
I Thar Activities
318(1)
II Thar Coal Mining Company
318(1)
III Balochistan Coal Mines
318(1)
IV Energy Security Action Plan
319(1)
3 Regulatory Regime for Production of Coal
319(2)
I Mineral Deposit Retention Licenses
319(1)
II Mining Leases
320(1)
Chapter 3 Exploitation of Coal
321(4)
1 Coal Reserves
321(1)
2 Legal Regime for Coal Exploration
322(2)
I Licensing
322(1)
A Reconnaissance License (RL)
322(1)
B Exploration License (EL)
322(1)
II Environmental Measures
323(1)
3 Future Coal Exploitation Strategy
324(1)
Chapter 4 Transport of Coal
325(1)
1 Modes of Coal Transportation
325(1)
2 Regulatory Regime for Coal Transportation
325(1)
Chapter 5 Distribution and Consumption of Coal
326(1)
1 Main Consumers
326(1)
2 Shortfall in Supply
326(1)
Part V Interaction between Energy Law and Environmental Law
327(38)
Chapter 1 Introduction
327(3)
Chapter 2 Regulatory Framework Concerning the Environment
330(4)
1 Ministry of Environment
330(1)
2 Institutions Established under the Pakistan Environmental Protection Act, 1997
330(4)
I The Pakistan Environmental Protection Council (PEPC)
331(1)
II Pakistan Environmental Protection Agency
331(1)
III Provincial Environmental Protection Agencies
332(1)
IV Provincial Sustainable Development Fund
332(1)
V Environmental Tribunals and Environmental Magistrates
333(1)
Chapter 3 Legislation Concerning the Environment
334(8)
1 Legislation Relating to the Environment
334(6)
I Constitutional Provisions Concerning the Environment
334(1)
II International Environmental Law and Pakistan
334(1)
III Principal Environmental Enactment
335(1)
IV Rules and Guidelines Made under the PEPA 1997
335(1)
A National Environmental Quality Standards (Self-monitoring and Reporting by Industry) Rules, 2001
335(1)
B Pakistan Environmental Protection Agency (Review of Initial Environmental Examination and Environmental Impact Assessment) Regulations, 2000
336(1)
C Pollution Charge for Industry (Calculation and Collection) Rules, 2001
336(1)
D Environmental Tribunal Rules, 1999
336(1)
E Environmental Samples Rules, 2001
336(1)
F National Environmental Quality Standards (Certification of Environmental Laboratories) Regulations, 2000
336(1)
G Sectoral Guidelines for Environmental Reports: Oil and Gas Exploration and Production, 1997
337(1)
H Guidelines for Public Consultation, 1997
337(1)
I Guidelines for Sensitive and Critical Areas, 1997
337(1)
J Guidelines for the Preparation and Review of Environmental Reports, 1997
338(1)
K Environmental Laws Concerning Land Improvement and Protection
338(1)
L Environmental Laws Pertaining to Air Pollution
338(1)
M Environmental Laws Pertaining to Water Pollution
338(1)
N Environmental Laws Pertaining to Marine Pollution
339(1)
O Environmental Laws Pertaining to Noise Pollution
339(1)
P Environmental Laws Pertaining to Hazardous Substance, and Wastes
339(1)
Q Environmental Laws Pertaining to Solid and Effluent Management
340(1)
R Environmental Laws Pertaining to Public Health
340(1)
S Environmental Laws Pertaining to Cultural Heritage
340(1)
2 Selected Case Law
340(2)
Chapter 4 Coal and the Environment
342(2)
1 Introduction
342(2)
I Initial Environmental Examination and Environmental Impact Assessment
343(1)
II Filing of IEE and EIA for Coal Projects
343(1)
Chapter 5 Petroleum and the Environment
344(6)
1 Introduction
344(1)
2 Environmental Law Requirements under Applicable Petroleum Rules
344(2)
I Initial Environmental Examination and Environmental Impact Assessment
346(1)
II Filing of IEE and EIA for Petroleum Projects
346(1)
A List of Power Projects Requiring an IEE
346(1)
B List of Power Projects Requiring an EIA
346(1)
3 Environmental Law Requirements Under MPCAs
346(1)
4 Environment Law Requirements under MOPSA
347(1)
5 DGPC's Guidelines for Operational Safety, Health and Environmental Management in Pakistan's Petroleum Exploration and Production Sector
348(1)
6 Environmental Approval for Offshore Seismic Surveys
348(2)
Chapter 6 Electricity and Environment
350(3)
1 Introduction
350(3)
I Initial Environmental Examination and Environmental Impact Assessment
351(1)
II Filing of IEE and EIA for Power Projects
351(1)
A List of Energy Project Requiring an IEE
351(1)
B List of Energy Project Requiring an EIA
351(2)
Chapter 7 Incentives and Preventive Measures for Environment Pollution Control
353(3)
1 Fiscal Incentives
353(1)
I Pollution Charge
353(1)
II International (Carbon) Emissions Trading
353(1)
III Polluter Pays Principle
354(1)
2 Mandatory Environmental Assessments to Prevent Damage to Environment
354(2)
Chapter 8 The Energy Sector and Laws Concerning Occupational Health and Safety
356(9)
1 Introduction
356(1)
2 Legislation Concerning Occupational Health and Safety
356(2)
I Environmental Laws Pertaining to Occupational Health and Safety in the Industrial Work Place
356(1)
II Environmental Laws Pertaining to Radioactive Substances and Nuclear Installations
357(1)
III Environmental Laws Pertaining to Wildlife, Parks and Forests
357(1)
3 Salient Features of Important Laws Concerning Occupational Health and Safety
358(7)
I Electricity Act, 1910
358(1)
II Electricity Rules, 1937
358(1)
III Mines Act, 1923
359(1)
IV Consolidated Mines Rules, 1952
359(1)
V Oil and Gas (Safety in Drilling and Production) Regulations, 1974
360(2)
VI Pakistan Nuclear Safety and Radiation Protection Ordinance, 1984
362(1)
VII Pakistan Nuclear Safety and Radiation Protection Regulations, 1990
363(1)
VIII DGPC's Guidelines for Operational Safety, Health and Environmental Management (Petroleum Exploration and Production Sector), 1996
363(1)
IX PEPA's Sectoral Guidelines for Environmental Reports: Oil and Gas Exploration and Production, 1997
363(2)
Part VI Interaction Between Energy Law and Tax Law
365(16)
Chapter 1 Introduction
365(2)
Chapter 2 General Taxation
367(3)
1 Direct Taxes
367(2)
I Income Tax
367(1)
II Corporate Tax
368(1)
III Inter-Corporate Dividend Tax
368(1)
2 Indirect Taxes
369(1)
I Customs Duty
369(1)
II Sales Tax
369(1)
III Excise Duty
369(1)
Chapter 3 Income Tax Incentives for Mining Industry
370(1)
1 Introduction
370(1)
Chapter 4 Taxation Regime for Petroleum and Gas Sector
371(6)
1 Introduction
371(1)
2 Applicable Taxes in the Petroleum Industry
371(6)
I Income Tax
371(1)
II Corporate Tax
372(1)
III Inter-Corporate Dividend Tax
372(1)
IV Petroleum Development Levy
372(1)
V Gas Development Surcharge
372(1)
VI Customs Duty
373(1)
VII Sales Tax
373(2)
VIII Other Payments to the Government
375(1)
A Workers Participation Fund
375(1)
B Workers' Welfare Fund
375(2)
Chapter 5 Tax Concessions for the Oil and Gas Sector
377(3)
1 Introduction
377(3)
I Pre-commencement Stage
377(1)
A Expenditure Deemed to be Lost (Dry Hole/Surrendered Area)
377(1)
B Other Expenditures before Commercial Production
377(1)
II Post-commencement Stage
378(1)
A Expenditure after Commencement of Commercial Production
378(1)
III Special Allowances
378(1)
A Depletion Allowance
378(1)
B Depreciation Allowance
378(2)
Chapter 6 Electricity and Taxation
380(1)
1 Collection From Consumer
380(1)
2 Grid Tariff
380(1)
Index 381