Books

• McDonald, B., Rolph, D., Crossley, P., Turton, G. (2023). Cases on Torts - 7th edition. Alexandria: The Federation Press.
• Rolph, D., Varuhas, J., Crossley, P., Douglas, M. (2021). Balkin and Davis Law of Torts - 6th Edition. Sydney: LexisNexis.
• Crossley, P. (2019). Renewable Energy Law: An International Assessment. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. [More Information]

Edited Books

• Oyewunmi, T., Crossley, P., Sourgens, F., Talus, K. (2020). Decarbonisation and the Energy Industry: Law, Policy and Regulation in Low-Carbon Energy Markets. Oxford: Hart Publishing.
• Hunter Soliman, T., Herrera Anchustegui, I., Crossley, P., Alvarez, G. (2020). Routledge Handbook of Energy Law. Abingdon: Routledge. [More Information]

Book Chapters

• Crossley, P. (2025). Future Developments in Investor-State Disputes in the Renewable Energy Sector: From Fair and Equitable Treatment to the Rise of Protectionism and Sovereign Supply ? In Rahmi Kopar, Volker Roeben (Eds.), International Investment Law and the Energy Transition, (pp. 129-151). Oxford: Hart Publishing. [More Information]
• Crossley, P. (2024). From the climate change to war: The evolving role of renewable energy law and policy in meeting the EU’s energy security challenges. In R. Leal-Arcas and J. Wouter (eds) (Eds.), Research Handbook on EU Energy Law and Policy, 2nd Edition, (pp. 617-641). Cheltenham: Edward Elgar Publishing. [More Information]
• Crossley, P. (2024). The new trade wars: Future developments in investor-state disputes in the renewable energy and clean tech sectors (forthcoming). In V. Roeben and R. Kopar (eds) (Eds.), Global Energy Transition and Investment Disputes. Oxford: Hart Publishing.
• Crossley, P. (2021). Alternative Sources of Compensation for Personal Injuries. In D. Rolph, J. Varuhas, P. Crossley, M. Douglas (Eds.), Balkin & Davis: Law of Torts - 6th Edition, (pp. 515-536). Sydney: LexisNexis.
• Crossley, P. (2021). General Observations. In D. Rolph, J. Varuhas, P. Crossley, M. Douglas (Eds.), Balkin & Davis: Law of Torts - 6th Edition, (pp. 3-16). Sydney: LexisNexis.
• Crossley, P. (2021). Goods. In D. Rolph, J. Varuhas, P. Crossley, M. Douglas (Eds.), Balkin & Davis: Law of Torts - 6th Edition, (pp. 108-155). Sydney: LexisNexis.
• Crossley, P. (2021). Land. In D. Rolph, J. Varuhas, P. Crossley, M. Douglas (Eds.), Balkin & Davis: Law of Torts - 6th Edition. Sydney: LexisNexis.
• Crossley, P. (2021). Nuisance. In D. Rolph, J. Varuhas, P. Crossley, M. Douglas (Eds.), Balkin & Davis: Law of Torts - 6th Edition. Sydney: LexisNexis.
• Crossley, P. (2021). Parties. In D. Rolph, J. Varuhas, P. Crossley, M. Douglas (Eds.), Balkin & Davis: Law of Torts - 6th Edition, (pp. 987-1010). Sydney: LexisNexis.
• Crossley, P. (2021). Violation of Interests Protected by Statute. In D. Rolph, J. Varuhas, P. Crossley, M. Douglas (Eds.), Balkin & Davis: Law of Torts - 6th Edition, (pp. 625-643). Sydney: LexisNexis.
• Crossley, P. (2020). Australian Electricity Law and Policy in a Time of Energy Market Transition, National Emergency and Climate Crisis. In T. Oyewunmi, P. Crossley, F. Sourgens and K. Talus (Eds.), Decarbonisation and the Energy Industry: Law, Policy and Regulation in Low-Carbon Energy Markets, (pp. 337-352). Oxford: Hart Publishing. [More Information]
• Crossley, P., Alvarez, G. (2020). Concluding Thoughts on the Global Energy Transition. In T. Hunter Soliman, I. Herrara Anchustegui, P. Crossley and G. Alvarez (Eds.), Routledge Handbook of Energy Law, (pp. 598-610). Abingdon: Routledge. [More Information]
• Oyewunmi, T., Crossley, P., Talus, K., Sourgens, F. (2020). Conclusion: An Exposition of a Contextual Approach to Energy and Decarbonisation. In T. Oyewunmi, P. Crossley, F. Sourgens and K. Talus (Eds.), Decarbonisation and the Energy Industry: Law, Policy and Regulation in Low-Carbon Energy Markets, (pp. 401-408). Oxford: Hart Publishing. [More Information]
• Crossley, P. (2020). From Coal to Clean Energy: How the Energy Transition is Being Managed in Indian Energy Law and Policy. In T. Hunter Soliman, I. Herrara Anchustegui, P. Crossley and G. Alvarez (Eds.), Routledge Handbook of Energy Law, (pp. 393-413). Abingdon: Routledge. [More Information]
• Crossley, P. (2020). How will Energy Market Regulation have to Change in the Era of Energy 4.0? In P. Cameron, X. Mu and V. Roeben (Eds.), The Global Energy Transition: Law, Policy and Economics for Energy in the 21st Century, (pp. 135-152). Oxford: Hart Publishing. [More Information]
• Crossley, P. (2020). Renewable Energy Law in the Context of a Transforming Australian Energy Market. In T. Hunter Soliman, I. Herrara Anchustegui, P. Crossley and G. Alvarez (Eds.), Routledge Handbook of Energy Law, (pp. 431-444). Abingdon: Routledge. [More Information]
• Crossley, P. (2018). The Australian LNG Industry: Legal and Commercial Challenges. In S. Raszewski (Eds.), International Political Economy of Oil and Gas, (pp. 139-154). Cham: Palgrave Macmillan. [More Information]
• Crossley, P., Nicol, S. (2017). Risk and Resource Allocation in the Environment. In H. Possingham, S. Gardam (Eds.), An Interdisciplinary Approach To Living in a Risky World, (pp. 9-11). Australia: Australian Academy of Science.
• Crossley, P. (2017). The role of renewable energy law and policy in meeting the EU's energy security challenges. In R. Leal-Arcas, J. Wouters (Eds.), Research Handbook on EU Energy Law and Policy, (pp. 469-485). Cheltenham: Edward Elgar Publishing. [More Information]
• Crossley, P., Curley, M., Pickett, J. (2010). Legislacion sobre energias renovables en el Reino Unido [Renewable Energy Law in the United Kingdom]. In Fernando Becker, Julian Martinez-Simancas, Luis Maria Cazorla (Eds.), Tratado De Energias Renovables: Volumen II [Renewable Energy Treaty: Volume 2], (pp. 457-492). Spain: IBERDROLA and Thomson-Aranzadi.

Journals

• Silver, N., Crossley, P. (2024). Using Inclusive Socratic Method to Remove Barriers to Diverse Student Engagement in Law School Classrooms. Legal Education Review, 34(2), 57-76. [More Information]
• Crossley, P. (2022). What is 'Renewable Energy'? - Conceptualizing the Legislative Definitions of Renewable Energy. Renewable Energy Law and Policy Review, 10(3-4), 39-56.
• Heffron, R., Connor, R., Crossley, P., Lopez-Ibor Mayor, V., Talus, K., Tomain, J. (2021). The identification and impact of justice risks to commercial risks in the energy sector: post COVID-19 and for the energy transition. Journal of Energy and Natural Resources Law, 39(4), 439-468. [More Information]
• Heffron, R., Crossley, P., Oyewunmi, O. (2019). Energy Law and Regulation in Low-carbon and Transitional Energy Markets - Editorial. Oil, Gas and Energy Law, 17(1), 1-5. [More Information]
• Crossley, P. (2019). The National Energy Guarantee: Where Next for Clean Energy? Australian Environment Review, 33(10), 187-191.
• Obeng-Darko, N., Crossley, P. (2018). Legislative and Regulatory Aspects of Shale Gas Exploration and Production in South Africa. Oil, Gas and Energy Law, 16(4), 1-20.
• Davies, L., Crossley, P., Connor, P., Park, S., Shaw-Hughes, S. (2017). Climate Regulation of the Electricity Industry: A Comparative View from Australia, Great Britain, South Korea, and the United States. South Carolina Journal of International Law and Business, 13(2), 109-193.
• Crossley, P. (2016). Is it time to Establish a National Register for Stationary Energy Storage? Energy News, 34(1), 18-19. [More Information]
• Crossley, P. (2016). Review of Legal Issues of Renewable Energy in the Asia Region: Recent Developments in a Post-Fukushima and Post-Kyoto Protocol Era. International Energy Law Review, 2016 (7), 312-314.
• Crossley, P. (2016). What impact do Australia's climate laws have on the electricity sector? Energy News, 34(4).
• Crossley, P. (2013). Defining the Greatest Legal and Policy Obstacle to "Energy Storage". Renewable Energy Law and Policy Review, 2013 (4), 268-281.
• Crossley, P. (2013). Designing Sustainable Development? The Effectiveness of PV Solar Regulation in Australia and China. Asia Pacific Journal of Environmental Law, 15(1), 1-15.
• Crossley, P. (2013). Energy Sovereignty or Regulatory Competition? North East Asian Renewable Energy Regulation in the Post Global Financial Crisis Era. Oil, Gas and Energy Law, 11(5), 1-36.
• Crossley, P. (2011). Private Nuisance: An ill wind for wind energy projects? Torts Law Journal, 19(2), 135-152.

Edited Journals

• Crossley, P. (2024). Contractual, Legal, and Regulatory Dynamics for Hydrogen Projects and Markets Special Issue (forthcoming). Oil, Gas and Energy Law.

Conferences

• Silver, N., Crossley, P. (2023). Using Inclusive Socratic Method to Remove Barriers to Diverse Student Engagement in Law School Classrooms. Symposium: Equity, Equality and Legal Education, University of Adelaide: Presentation.
• Crossley, P. (2022). Future developments in investor-state disputes in the renewable energy and clean tech sectors. Global Energy Transition and Investment Disputes, Durham University, UK (conducted online): Presentation.
• Crossley, P. (2022). Future-proofing the NEO: Options and outcomes. Presentation to the Energy Users Association of Australia, Melbourne (conducted online): Presentation.
• Crossley, P. (2022). How does the increased risk of climatic extremes and emergencies impact on the rules and policies governing the Australian National Electricity Market? Energy Research and Social Sciences Conference, University of Manchester, UK: Presentation.
• Crossley, P. (2022). Lessons from international offshore wind litigation. Smart Energy Conference, Sydney, NSW: Presentation.
• Crossley, P. (2021). Current regulatory debates in the Australian energy sector. Powering the Future: Emerging Issues in the Renewables/Green Energy and Mining Sectors, Centre for International Sustainable Development Law, New York, United States: Presentation.
• Crossley, P. (2021). Energy 4.0: Decentralising energy regulation for the 21st century. State of Energy Research Conference, Melbourne, Victoria (conducted online): Presentation.
• Crossley, P. (2021). Reforming the energy consumer protection regime for 21st century technologies and modes of market participation: Lessons from the Australian experience. Society of Legal Scholars Conference, Durham University, UK: Presentation.
• Crossley, P. (2019). A new regulatory model? Considerations for future end-to-end market designs. Future Electricity Summit hosted by the International Energy Agency, Energy Security Board and the ANU Energy Change Institute, Sydney, NSW: Presentation.
• Crossley, P. (2019). Best Practice in Consumer Protection - Rights, Responsibilities and Remedies. All-Energy Conference Solar Masterclass, Melbourne, Vic: Presentation.
• Crossley, P. (2019). Developments in Australian and International Renewable Energy Law. Smart Energy Conference, Sydney, NSW: Presentation.
• Crossley, P. (2019). Developments in Consumer Protections for Energy Consumers: Lessons for Solar and Storage. Clean Energy Council, Small-Scale Energy Storage Forum, Adelaide, SA: Presentation.
• Crossley, P. (2019). Is it time to stop calling renewable energy "green"? Raising the Bar, Sydney, NSW: Presentation.
• Crossley, P. (2019). The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on the Energy Revolution. The Harvard-Renmin-Geneva-Sydney Law Schools Quadrilateral Conference, Geneva, Switzerland: Presentation.
• Crossley, P. (2019). The Shifting Interaction Between National Renewable Energy Laws and Climate Change Concerns - A Global Study. UNSW Energy Transitions Workshop, Sydney, NSW: Presentation.
• Crossley, P. (2018). Energy Regulation in the Era of Energy 4.0. Evolving Global Energy and Resource Landscape: Law, Policy and Economics, Dundee, Scotland, UK: Presentation.
• Crossley, P. (2018). How will energy market design and the regulatory approaches adopted have to change in the era of Energy 4.0? Florence School of Regulation 2nd Young Researcher Seminar, Florence, Italy: Presentation.
• Crossley, P. (2018). International Trends in Renewable Energy Law. The Public Utilities Regulatory Policies Act 1978 at 40 Conference, Utah, USA: Presentation.
• Crossley, P. (2018). LNG in the Asia-Pacific: The Implications for the Australian Market. U.S.-China Energy and Trade Law Forum, Louisiana, USA: Presentation.
• Chester, L., Elliot, A., Crossley, P. (2018). New forms of solar PV provisioning needed to advance energy justice for lower income households. 2018 Asia-Pacific Solar Research Conference, Sydney: Australian PV Institute. [More Information]
• Crossley, P. (2018). Reforming energy regulation in the era of Energy 4.0: Lessons for Japan and Australia. Japan-Australia energy dialogue, Canberra, Australia: ANU College of Law.
• Crossley, P. (2017). Keynote address to the Annual General Meeting of the Australian Battery Recycling Initiative (ABRI). Annual General Meeting of the Australian Battery Recycling Initiative (ABRI), Melbourne, Australia: ABRI.
• Crossley, P. (2017). Lessons for small energy businesses in their provision of product warranties. All-Energy Australia Exhibition and Conference 2017, Melbourne, Australia: All-Energy Australia.
• Crossley, P. (2016). Conceptualising legislative definitions of renewable energy. Energy Transitions: Regulation of Energy Markets at National, European and International Levels Conference 2016, Joensuu, Finland: Presentation.
• Crossley, P. (2016). Developments in International Renewable Energy Law. Australian Clean Energy Summit 2016, Sydney, NSW: Presentation.
• Crossley, P. (2016). Ensuring consumer protection and avoiding warranty litigation: The lessons for energy storage from consumer litigation in the US electric vehicle market. Sydney Law School Research Seminar, Sydney, NSW: Presentation.
• Crossley, P. (2016). Ensuring consumer protection and avoiding warranty litigation: The lessons for energy storage from consumer litigation in the US electric vehicle market. Batteries and the Law Seminar: Australian Institute of Energy, Sydney, NSW: Presentation.
• Crossley, P. (2016). Invited presentation - Competition or cooperation: Will the Chinese model of renewable energy law or the European Union model become international best practice? Centre for Asian Pacific Law, Sydney Law School, Sydney, NSW: Presentation.
• Crossley, P. (2016). Invited presentation - Recent legal, commercial and consumer issues associated with residential battery storage. Joint Clean Energy Council and Australian Battery Recycling Initiative's Lithium Battery Forum: Recycling, Transport and Warehousing, Sydney, NSW: Presentation.
• Crossley, P. (2016). Invited presentation - The Australian Legal System. University of Stavanger Law School, Stavanger, Norway: Presentation.
• Crossley, P. (2016). Invited presentation - The role of renewable energy law in mitigating energy security and addressing environmental concerns. Dickson Poon Law School and the European Centre for Energy and Resource Security: King's College London, London, England: Presentation.
• Crossley, P. (2016). What can the history of class action negligence claims in the battery market can teach emerging energy technologies? Sydney Law School / Renmin University Torts Symposium 2016, Sydney, NSW: Presentation.
• Crossley, P. (2015). Invited keynote presentation - Energy Storage in Australia: The market, opportunities for growth and regulatory challenges. 6th International Energy Storage and Microgrid Conference 2015: Chinese National Energy Storage Alliance, Yantai, China: Presentation.
• Crossley, P. (2015). Invited presentation - Flexibility, certainty and federalism: Challenges for the governance of Australia's electricity industry. School of Photovoltaic Solar and Renewable Energy Engineering and the Centre for Energy and Environmental Markets: University of New South Wales, Kensington, NSW: Presentation.
• Crossley, P. (2015). Invited presentation - The institutional governance of the National Electricity Market: A consumer's perspective. Energy Users Association of Australia (EUAA) National Conference 2015: Powering Towards 2020, Sydney, NSW: Presentation.
• Crossley, P. (2015). Invited presentation - What role do national renewable energy laws play in addressing air pollution and encouraging environmental protection? 20th Annual Stegner Symposium â“ Air Quality: Health, Energy and Economics, Salt Lake City, UT, USA: Presentation.
• Crossley, P. (2015). Understanding the Australian Regulatory Market & Developing Policy and Standards for Energy Storage. Australian Energy Storage Conference & Exhibition 2015: Generating New Ideas and Connections, Sydney, NSW: Presentation.
• Crossley, P. (2014). Energy Sovereignty or Regulatory Competition? North East Asian Renewable Energy Regulation. Sydney Law School - National University of Singapore Symposium 2014, Sydney, NSW: Presentation.
• Crossley, P. (2014). Invited presentation - The legal challenges and policy obstacles to the use of residential battery storage applications for renewables. International Renewable Energy Agency's Expert Workshop on Energy Storage - Tokyo 2014, Tokyo, Japan: Presentation.
• Crossley, P. (2013). Energy Sovereignty or Regulatory Competition? North East Asian Renewable Energy Regulation in the Post Global Financial Crisis Era. Energy Transitions: Regulation of Energy Markets at National, European and International Levels Conference, Joensuu, Finland: Presentation.
• Crossley, P. (2012). Defining the greatest legal obstacle to energy storage. Energy Storage Network Conference 2012, Sydney, NSW: Presentation.
• Crossley, P. (2012). Legal responses to emerging energy technologies. Science for a Green Economy: Australian Frontiers of Science 2012, Sydney, NSW: Presentation.
• Crossley, P. (2011). Designing sustainable development? The regulatory effectiveness of photovoltaic solar feed-in tariffs in Australia and China. 4th International Congress of Environmental Research (ICER-11), Surat, Gujarat, India: Presentation.
• Crossley, P. (2011). Is the law of private nuisance a barrier to the winds of change? Sydney Law School Postgraduate Conference 2011, Sydney, NSW: Presentation.
• Crossley, P. (2011). The role of law in the development of the renewable energy sector: A comparative study of the effectiveness of the regulatory support mechanisms offered to participants in the renewable energy sector in Australia, China and the United Kingdom. C9-Go8 HDR Forum 2011: Clean Energy & Global Change for the Future, Beijing, China: Presentation.
• Crossley, P. (2011). The Role of Renewable Energy Regulation in Ensuring a Sustainable and Secure Energy Future. International Expert Group Meeting for the Korean Legislation Research Institute 2011, Seoul, Korea: Presentation.

Magazine / Newspaper Articles

• Chester, L., Elliot, A., Crossley, P. (2018). Improving energy affordability for Australian low-income renter households, 29-32. IAEE Energy Forum. [More Information]

Report

• Crossley, P. (2019). Issues Paper: How will the Australian and New Zealand Energy and Water Ombudsman's Schemes have to change to remain 'fit for purpose' in 2020, 2025 and 2030?.
• Crossley, P. (2018). Review of the institutional governance arrangements of the National Electricity Market.
• Crossley, P., Matthews, T. (2015). The impact of consultations with energy consumer advocates in the AEMC rule change process: A study of the outcomes of energy consumer advocates - For the Public Interest Advocacy Centre.

Other

• Crossley, P. (2024), Submission to the Select Committee on Energy Planning and Regulation in Australia.
• Crossley, P. (2024), What legal and policy lessons can be learnt from coal exporting nations for the energy transition to a low carbon future? (forthcoming) Asian Development Bank White Paper Series.
• Crossley, P. (2024), ‘Repeating History or Charting a Strategic Course for Distributional Energy Justice? Navigating the Crossroads of Regulatory Governance in the Renewable and Distributed Energy Sectors,’ Keynote Address to the State of Energy Research Conference 2024, Curtin University, Perth.
• Crossley, P. (2023), Submission on the NSW Government’s Going Circular on Clean Energy Paper (2023).
• Crossley, P. (2023), The legal issues associated with decommissioning renewables: The implications for domestic manufacturing and sovereign supply,’ All Energy Conference, Melbourne. (2023).
• Crossley, P. (2023), ‘The Rise of Protectionism and Sovereign Supply in the International Renewable Energy Sector: A Comparison of the Chinese and US Responses,’ Indian Energy Summit, Indian Institute of Technology Madras: Chennai (2023).
• Crossley, P., Hole, K. (2022), Regulating so used batteries safely become a feedstock for new products: Issues Paper arising from the ABRI/University of Sydney Stakeholder Workshop, The University of Sydney, pp. 1-53. [More Information]
• Crossley, P. (2022), Submission to Australian Energy Market Commission on the use of the Expedited Rule Change Process for the Administered Price Cap Rule-Change. [More Information]
• Crossley, P. (2022), Submission to the Clean Energy Regulator's Review on the Inclusion of Native Forest Wood Waste in the Renewable Energy Target.
• Crossley, P. (2022), Submission to the Department of Industry, Science, Energy and Resources on the draft Offshore Renewable Energy Bill.
• Crossley, P. (2021), Submission on the draft amendment regulations to implement the Government's response to the Integrity Review of the Rooftop Solar PV Sector, Department of Industry, Science, Energy and Resources, Commonwealth of Australia.
• Crossley, P. (2021), Submission to the Commonwealth Senate Environment and Communications Committee on the Offshore Electricity Infrastructure Bill 2021. [More Information]
• Crossley, P. (2020), Submission to ACCC Consultation on the Solar Retailer Code of Conduct Re-authorisation (7 June 2020).
• Crossley, P. (2019), Submission to the Australian Electricity Regulator on Issues Paper: "SA Electricity Distribution Determination, SA Power Networks 2020-2025". [More Information]
• Crossley, P. (2019), Submission to the Australian Energy Market Operator on the Technical Design of the Distributed Energy Resources Register.
• Crossley, P. (2018), Submission on the Energy Charter Consultation Paper. [More Information]
• Crossley, P. (2018), Submission to the Australian Energy Market Commission Rule Change on the Creation of a Distributed Energy Resources Register, Australian Energy Market Commission, Commonwealth of Australia.
• Crossley, P. (2017), Submission to the Independent Expert Panel on Energy Security in the Australian Energy Market (the "Finkel Review")', Department of Energy and Environment, Commonwealth of Australia.
• Crossley, P. (2016), Submission on the Energy Storage Registration Consultation Paper. [More Information]
• Crossley, P. (2015), Submission on the Institutional Governance Framework of the National Electricity Market Council of Australian Governments Review of the Governance Arrangements.
• Crossley, P. (2012), Draft Energy White Paper - Strengthening the Foundation for Australia's Energy Future.
• Crossley, P. (2012), Draft NSW Planning Guidelines for Wind Farms.
• Crossley, P. (2012), Public Accounts Committee Inquiry into the Economics of Energy Generation.

Research Reports

• Crossley, P., Williams, R., St John, T. (2019). What will energy consumers expect of an energy and water ombudsman scheme in 2020, 2025, and 2030?, October, (pp. 4 - 109). Sydney, Australia: University of Sydney. [More Information]
• Crossley, P. (2017). Ensuring consumer protections for purchasers of residential battery storage systems, (pp. 1 - 87). Sydney, Australia: Public Interest Advocacy Centre Ltd..