Energy law trackers and horizon scanning

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This subtopic brings together our series of energy law trackers and horizon scanning content. These are designed to help you keep up to date with, and plan for, developments in the energy sector, be they legislative, regulatory or specific updates in relation to key subsidy schemes.

Consultations trackers

The Energy consultations tracker 2026 displays the status and most recent developments of key consultations and calls for evidence conducted by UK government departments, regulators and other bodies in relation to energy law and policy in England and Wales from 1 January 2026 onwards that have closed.

For information on consultations and calls for evidence that were conducted in previous years, see:

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    Energy consultations tracker 2025 [Archived]

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    Energy consultations tracker 2024 [Archived]

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    Energy consultations tracker 2023 [Archived]

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    Energy consultations tracker 2022 [Archived], which has been archived and is no longer maintained

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    Energy consultations tracker 2021 [Archived] which has been archived and is no longer maintained

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    Energy consultations tracker 2020 [Archived] which has been archived and is no longer maintained

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    Energy consultations tracker 2019 [Archived] which

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