Corruption in the Energy Sector The Dangers of BCEF Bribery Crime Exploitation Fraud The Dangers of BCEF Bribery Crime Exploitation Fraud 1st Edition by Marc Joel Fortelny ISBN 978-3954891924 3954891921

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ISBN 10:  3954891921

ISBN 13: 978-3954891924

Author: Marc-Joel Fortelny

The objective of this study is to depict the energy environment regarding the various sources of energy, the correlation of energy mixes, various trends of transition and mainly corruption of these preceding aspects. An insight of successful and failing counter-measures is also provided.The term corruption in an economic environment is defined as fraud, bribery, immorality and misuse of power, however the actual scope is greater, as the interdependencies of nations, economies and their corresponding interactions create disruptions and discrepancies – especially when lobbying is exploited. Misinformation and the corruption of data are the most difficult research topics, as science should not be misused in forcing an opinion with falsifying facts for instance and must not lead to technical provable contradictions.The approach to fight corruption is most likely to be efficient and successful if performed supranational on all public sectors – with adaptations to the energy sector – by all means with high collaborative efforts.

Table of contents: 

1. Introduction

1.1 Foreword

1.2 Side Remark on Deregulation and Corruption

1.3 Regulatory Agencies – under constant pressure…

1.4 When Structures are reshaped..

2. The Effects of Corruption

2.1 Definition Area of Corruption

2.2 Measurement of Corruption

2.3 Area of Impact…

3. Role of Regulation and its Methods

3.1 Rate of Return Regulation – ROR.

3.2 Revenue Cap

3.3 Incentive Regulation..

3.3.1 Price Cap.

3.3.2 Yardstick Regulation – Benchmarking.

3.3.3 Earnings Sharing

4. General Structure of Energy Markets.

4.1 Outline of the U.S Market.

4.2 Outline of the EU Market

5. Geographical Analysis of Significant Factors

5.1 Analysis of the Corruption Perception Index (CPI).

5.2 Correlation of the CPI and the respective Energy Sector Performance…

5.3 Bribe Payer’s Index 2011

6. Case Studies of Corruption and Counter-Measures

6.1 Speculation and Artificial Shortages – Case of California

6.1.1 History in a nutshell..

6.1.2 Enron – ask why..

6.2 Theft of Power – Case of Turkey..

6.3 Integrity loss by Alienation – Case of Argentina, Nigeria etc…

6.4 Cash Flow Redirection – Case of Ukraine.

7. Extracted Key Factors.

7.1 Subsidies and Social Welfare

7.2 Financial Innovations

7.2.1 Market Trade

7.2.2 Mark to Market – Accounting Methods.

7.2.3 Advancement into New Sectors..

7.3 The Finiteness of Resources.

7.4 Misinformation – Corruption of data..

7.5 Lobbying as a Destabilizer..

8. Application of Counter-Measures

8.1 The U.K. Bribery Act as a showcase model

8.2 Code of Conduct – Lessons (to be) Learned.

9. Recap…

Abstract

Summary

List of Literature

Internet Sources..

Appendices.

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