International Energy Policy

On the 20the of July 2015 the United Nation Security Council members voted unanimously to lift the sanction against Iran that started with Resolution 1696 in July 2006. This has had political, economic, social, technological, environmental and legal consequences on Iran. Over this period, the contribution of Iranian oil into the global market has significantly dropped by over 50%.

“Using the Iranian experience as the benchmark for your Report, critically evaluate the impact of sanctions on any other OPEC oil producing state’s energy policy.”

Criteria

• Constructive critical analysis, introduction, conclusion. Demonstration of a clear understanding of the issues. Use of academic models. Full articulation of ideas developed. Offering well-argued solutions and/or alternatives if and where appropriate.

• Clear demonstration of rigorous research from recognized authoritative sources. Audience focus. Meeting the deliverables.

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Critically analyze the factors affecting the content of international agreements for the oil and gas industry

• critically examine the framework of the energy policies

• Demonstrate the key global challenges and issues facing the world oil and gas industry and the factors affecting the long term prospects