Dr Danna Daniel Gashion

Dr Danna Daniel Gashion

Department of Private Law, Faculty of Law, University of Jos. Nigeria

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Dr Gashion Daniel Danna is a Senior Lecturer in the Faculty of Law at the University of Jos, Nigeria, with teaching and research interests in energy law and policy; petroleum and mineral law and policy; electricity law and regulation; and renewable energy law and policy.

He teaches Oil and Gas Law, Constitutional Law, and Comparative Federalism at the undergraduate level, as well as Law of Natural Resources at the postgraduate (LL.M.) level. His scholarship focuses particularly on the legal, regulatory, and policy frameworks governing petroleum and natural resources, electricity markets, renewable energy development, energy security and transition, sustainable resource governance, and environmental and regulatory compliance.

Dr Danna’s academic interests also include the constitutional and regulatory dimensions of natural-resource ownership and governance, federalism, petroleum-sector regulation, and the evolving legal frameworks needed to support sustainable, secure energy systems. His work combines legal scholarship with contemporary energy-policy analysis, with particular interest in Nigeria and comparative international perspectives.

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Research Article Vol. 15, Issue 1

THE PURE THEORY OF CONTRACTS AND THE DOCTRINE OF CONTRACTUAL INCOMPLETENESS: COMPARING IMPACTS OF LONG-TERM ENERGY CONTRACTS ON SUSTAINABLE ENERGY DEPLOYMENT

Dr Danna Daniel Gashion*, Rabiatu Musa, Moses Garba Yusuph

Incomplete Contracts to long-term Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) in fostering sustainable renewable energy deployment. The central research question explores how contractual design, specifically addressing incompleteness and power imbalances, influences the effectiveness of PPAs in achieving renewable energy targets. Objectives include analysing ...

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