The legislated policy is to reach Net Zero by 2050. We have dedicated subtopics for legal teams – renewable electricity subsidies and embedded benefits, projects for solar, onshore wind, and offshore renewable projects.
With increasing political and regulatory focus on the electricity supply market, many larger legal teams are interested in this area. Our subtopics include GB electricity generation and storage regulation.
Keep up-to-date with market practice and advances in real-time. We have forward looking trackers of the expected dates of final decisions, and implementing measures for consultations across the British energy market.
The energy sector is fast-paced and ever changing. Are you up-to-date with the latest changes in energy regulation and policy– and have a sense of what’s on the horizon?
Energy analysis: As demand for renewable energy grows as part of the global energy transition, there has been an increased interest in finding...
Energy analysis: Joint ventures (JVs) are an increasingly popular form of business partnership on renewable energy projects, and play an important...
This week's edition of Energy weekly highlights includes Ofgem’s decisions on changes to the Market Stabilisation Charge, its consultation on the...
Law360, London: The reputation for quality at City law firms reassures the rest of the world that it can invest and litigate in England's courts—but...
MLex: The European Parliament has taken a key step toward an agreed negotiating stance on revamping the EU's Emissions Trading System (ETS), as key...
State immunity and arbitration—general considerationsThis Practice Note considers the role of state immunity in relation to arbitration proceedings in...
Brexit—arbitration law and practice in England and WalesThis Practice Note considers key actual and potential legal and practical consequences of the...
EU energy legislation tracker 2022This legislation tracker tool tracks and summarises new and upcoming EU legislation of interest to energy lawyers...
Sustainable finance—recent newsThis Practice Note links to news on sustainable finance, including green loans and green bonds, that has been published...
Construction horizon scannerThis horizon scanner, formerly known as the ‘Construction future developments tracker’, identifies key upcoming changes...
Template agreement—mutualSTOP PRESS: The Retained Vertical Agreements Block Exemption, Retained Regulation (EU) No 330/2010 (UK VBER) expires on 31...
Sustainability definitions (The Chancery Lane Project)100% Renewable Energy and Renewable Energy Sources100% Renewable Energy•means an energy system...
DDQ—CRC questions [Archived]1Please provide full details of the Company’s compliance with the CRC Energy Efficiency Scheme (the initial phase: 1 April...
Resolution—directors’ conflictsOrdinary resolution:That...
Project lawyers’ completion documents list—waste to energy projects (merchant)—templatePROJECT DETAILSPROJECT NAME: [insert name of project]CLIENT:...
The Offshore Transmission Owner (OFTO) regimeWhat are OFTOs?Offshore Transmission Owners (OFTOs) are the owners of offshore transmission assets which...
Gas sales agreement—key clausesTypes of gas sales agreements (GSAs)Contracts for the sale of gas may take several forms, including:•term...
The Capacity Market RulesNote: on 15 November 2018 payments under the Capacity Market mechanism and future Capacity Market support were suspended....
Grid connection—key rulesWhat is a grid connection?A grid connection allows a user to connect to the local network or ‘grid’ so they can receive or...
The Great Britain electricity market—an introductionBrexit impactAs of 31 January 2020 (exit day), the UK is no longer an EU Member State, but it has...
Wind Turbine Supply AgreementWhat is a Turbine Supply Agreement (TSA)?The Turbine Supply Agreement (TSA) is a critical component of the contractual...
LNG Chartering—an introductionIntroductionPractice Note: LNG—an introduction provides a general overview of the production and use of liquefied...
The Offshore Safety Directive Regulator (OSDR)Brexit ImpactThis Practice Note contains information on subjects impacted by the UK’s withdrawal from...
Maritime contracts in the offshore oil & gas industry—an introductionOverviewVessels are used extensively in the offshore oil & gas sector. Types of...
Energy installations—application procedure for Electricity Act consentIntroductionFollowing the introduction of the development consent regime under...
Farm-out agreements—key termsScopeA farm-out is, in effect, a mechanism pursuant to which the owner of a participating interest in certain oil and gas...
Oil and gas joint ventures—exit mechanisms and key issuesJoint ventures It is very common for an oil and gas project to be structured as a joint...
An introduction to the roles and types of service agreements typically seen in the upstream oil and gas arenaRole of oil service agreements in a...
LNG sale and purchase agreementsTypes of LNG sale and purchase agreementsLiquefied natural gas (LNG) is commonly traded as a portfolio commodity, in...
Decommissioning—decommissioning security agreementDecommissioning security agreementsOil and gas companies are expected to return the seabed to its...
Grid Trade Master Agreement—an introductionWhat is a GTMA?Electricity in Great Britain (GB) is traded through a bilateral market. There is no...
Joint operating agreement—key clausesThe joint operating agreement (JOA) has a number of key commercial provisions.ScopeThe scope of the JOA is,...
ROC Trading Master Agreement—an introductionWhat is a ROCTMA?Renewables Obligation Certificates (ROCs) (see Practice Note: Renewables Obligation...
An antenna system that serves a concentration of TV sets such as in an apartment building or hotel. MATV utilises one central antenna to pick up broadcast signals.
Where two communications providers networks are interconnected, each must be able to understand the technical operation of the other in order for services to inter-operate across the interconnection boundary. The technical characteristics that allow for that understanding is the network-network interface. Each network must provide an interface at the point of connection and only where these interfaces are compatible will there be interoperability.
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