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Addi Spiers
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Alex Clayton
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Anna Sweeney
Principal Knowledge Lawyer
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Colette Burden
Solicitor
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Courtney Clelland
Managing Associate
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Craig Falconer
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Elizabeth Turner
Solicitor and Legal Director
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Ellen Beardsworth
Associate
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Emma Sadler
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Giles Distin
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Gilly Bradbury
Solicitor
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Jack Doukov-Eustice
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Jacqueline Heng
Partner
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Jamini Raja
Principal Knowledge Lawyer, Finance
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Jonathan Fletcher Rogers
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Katie Kinloch
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Laura Falls
Partner
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Louise Dobson
Partner and Co-Head of Health
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Michael O'Connor
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Philip Dupres
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Richard Preston
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Richard Andrew Goodfellow
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Rosanna Bryant
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Serena Glover
Managing Associate, Client Knowledge Services - Real Estate, Addleshaw Goddard
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Simon Wood
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Stephanie Townley
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Stuart Gillies
Senior Knowledge Lawyer
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Tim Cooper
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Zoe Maurer
Partner and Head of Real Estate Finance
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Zoe Maurer
Partner and Head of Real Estate Finance
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Contributions by Addleshaw Goddard

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Offshore transmission assets—key issues for offshore wind generators
Offshore transmission assets—key issues for offshore wind generators
Practice Notes

This Practice Note summarises the requirements placed on offshore wind generators in relation to the transfer of offshore transmission assets to third party offshore transmission owners (OFTOs). It also examines key issues which arise in respect of the construction and transfer of offshore transmission assets and the ongoing interface between the offshore wind generator and the OFTO.

Smart metering regulation and smart metering projects
Smart metering regulation and smart metering projects
Practice Notes

This Practice Note provides an overview of the requirement on energy suppliers in Great Britain to roll-out ‘smart meters’ for their customers and the typical way in which energy suppliers structure projects to finance smart meters, procure smart meters and install the large volumes of smart meters necessary to do this. It also includes details of the key relevant regulation (including the Energy Act 2008, the Smart Meters Act 2018 and the Energy Act 2023), licences and industry codes and the nature and role of the key participants in the smart metering industry (including energy suppliers, Smart DCC Ltd/DCC 2 Ltd, Ofgem, Meter Asset Providers (MAPS), Meter Operators (MOPs), and lenders).

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