This book investigates the necessity and potential framework for a unified transnational legal system to govern the global expansion of renewable energy projects. The authors, Banet, Sourgens, and Baldwin, utilize the context of the Paris Agreement and the 2023 Global Stocktake to argue that current fragmented national regulations are insufficient for the scale of transition required. They propose a systematic approach to the progressive development and codification of international norms to ensure predictable and transparent investment environments.

Experts view this text as a timely contribution to the emerging field of international energy law. Readers frequently note the academic density of the prose, which is intended for legal practitioners and policy scholars.