Ben Fullbrook#10449

Ben Fullbrook

Barrister, Landmark Chambers
Ben specialises in planning, public and environmental law. He is ranked for Planning Law by Chambers and Partners and listed as a Leading Junior by Legal 500. He is also appointed to the Attorney General’s A Panel of counsel. 

Ben frequently appears for clients in the High Court and Court of Appeal. He has also acted on matters in the Supreme Court. In addition, Ben regularly acts for clients at planning inquiries and hearings, as well as local plan and Development Consent Order examinations. 
Contributed to

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The Planning and Infrastructure Act 2025—electricity network infrastructure and storage
The Planning and Infrastructure Act 2025—electricity network infrastructure and storage
Practice Notes

This Practice Note is part of a series on the energy sector impacts of the Planning and Infrastructure Act 2025 (PIA 2025). It focuses on the provisions in the PIA 2025, Pt 1, Ch 2 that relate to electricity network infrastructure and storage, primarily set out under PIA 2025, ss 26–30. These provisions introduce various legislative powers designed to accelerate the delivery of energy infrastructure in support of the UK government's clean power mission, as set out in its Clean Power 2030 Action Plan. PIA 2025, ss 26–30 contain important provisions affecting the following electricity network and storage issues:•long duration electricity storage (LDES), under PIA 2025, s 26 •consumer benefits for communities hosting transmission infrastructure, under PIA 2025, s 27•offshore wind commissioning periods, under PIA 2025, s 28•renewable electricity generation on forestry land, under PIA 2025, s 29, and •wind generating stations near seismic array systems, under PIA 2025, s 30 This Practice Note examines each of these

Practice Area

Panel

  • Contributing Author

Qualified Year

  • 2016

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