The Ecowas Electricity Market

PhD Thesis


Acheampong, A. 2024. The Ecowas Electricity Market. PhD Thesis University of East London Royal Docks School of Business & Law https://doi.org/10.15123/uel.8y0v5
AuthorsAcheampong, A.
TypePhD Thesis
Abstract

The creation of the ECOWAS electricity market is an attempt to govern the West African regional electricity commons; that space for which if there is there is no framework for law and order, there can emerge tragic outcomes of overuse or under-exploitation of a valuable resource and space. The question then is what has driven the framework for the ECOWAS electricity market? While governing the commons is the prime rationale, law, when it appears at a certain time, reflects the ideas and interests of social and economic actors and variables at play. My thesis pursues this hitherto unexplored line of intellectual inquiry. My findings are that with the elaborate and detailed electricity market rules it seems ECOWAS continues down the path of transplanting European Union structures and practices without due consideration for whether such transplants find fertile soil in ECOWAS at this time.

Year2024
PublisherUniversity of East London
Digital Object Identifier (DOI)https://doi.org/10.15123/uel.8y0v5
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Completed01 Jul 2024
Deposited19 Aug 2024
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