Notes on Contributors
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Environmental Impacts; Energy Transitions and the Future of the African
Energy Sector: Law, Policy and Governance; and another book on Energy
Poverty and Access Challenges in Sub-saharan Africa: The Role of Regionalism. She also has an upcoming book with Hart publishers focused on
Land Law and Extractives.
Victoria offers extensive experience in the Energy and Mining sectors
having worked with various institutions; regional and international
organizations including assignments for The Queen Mary University
of London (EU Energy Project); The International Energy Charter
Secretariat in Belgium; The Columbia Center on Sustainable Investment in New York; the East African Community Secretariat (EAC) in
Tanzania; the University of Dundee in Scotland; the Southern African
Development Community Secretariat (SADC) in Botswana; International Arbitration Case Law in New York (editor); Institute of Petroleum
Studies-Kampala; Uganda Christian University; Journal of Mines, Metals
and Fuels (Editorial Board Member). She has also worked with both
the private and public legal sectors of Uganda including Kakuru & Co.
Advocates and the Anti-Corruption Court of Uganda.
She has presented as a speaker and panellist in several forums and
conferences discussing topics concerning oil and gas; climate change,
renewable energy, mining, energy poverty and access to mention but a
few. She has also advised African governments on oil, gas and mining
projects including appearing as an expert witness before the Commission
of Inquiry into Land matters in Uganda; presenting comments on the
South African Petroleum Bill before the country’s Policy Makers.
Victoria has an active YouTube Channel, i.e. Victoria Nalule and
Podcast, i.e. Dr. Victoria Nalule, both focused on energy and mining
discussions. She is one of the few people who got her Ph.D. in less than
3 years below the age of 30 years.
Ms. Nduta Njenga is an Oxford Policy Fellow (Energy Advisor) at the
Ministry of Water, Irrigation & Energy (Ethiopia), Consultant at W &
Co. (Kenya) and Director at the African Energy and Minerals Management Initiative (AEMI, Uganda). She is a practicing Advocate with 8+
years’ experience working in the Public Sector in the areas of Resource
xxiii
Environmental Impacts; Energy Transitions and the Future of the African
Energy Sector: Law, Policy and Governance; and another book on Energy
Poverty and Access Challenges in Sub-saharan Africa: The Role of Regionalism. She also has an upcoming book with Hart publishers focused on
Land Law and Extractives.
Victoria offers extensive experience in the Energy and Mining sectors
having worked with various institutions; regional and international
organizations including assignments for The Queen Mary University
of London (EU Energy Project); The International Energy Charter
Secretariat in Belgium; The Columbia Center on Sustainable Investment in New York; the East African Community Secretariat (EAC) in
Tanzania; the University of Dundee in Scotland; the Southern African
Development Community Secretariat (SADC) in Botswana; International Arbitration Case Law in New York (editor); Institute of Petroleum
Studies-Kampala; Uganda Christian University; Journal of Mines, Metals
and Fuels (Editorial Board Member). She has also worked with both
the private and public legal sectors of Uganda including Kakuru & Co.
Advocates and the Anti-Corruption Court of Uganda.
She has presented as a speaker and panellist in several forums and
conferences discussing topics concerning oil and gas; climate change,
renewable energy, mining, energy poverty and access to mention but a
few. She has also advised African governments on oil, gas and mining
projects including appearing as an expert witness before the Commission
of Inquiry into Land matters in Uganda; presenting comments on the
South African Petroleum Bill before the country’s Policy Makers.
Victoria has an active YouTube Channel, i.e. Victoria Nalule and
Podcast, i.e. Dr. Victoria Nalule, both focused on energy and mining
discussions. She is one of the few people who got her Ph.D. in less than
3 years below the age of 30 years.
Ms. Nduta Njenga is an Oxford Policy Fellow (Energy Advisor) at the
Ministry of Water, Irrigation & Energy (Ethiopia), Consultant at W &
Co. (Kenya) and Director at the African Energy and Minerals Management Initiative (AEMI, Uganda). She is a practicing Advocate with 8+
years’ experience working in the Public Sector in the areas of Resource