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In August 2023, the UK government announced that it would publish guidance on emissions monitoring and reporting for public sector organizations in order to help achieve its aim to reduce...

In 2022, food prices reached their highest level since the 1990s. With some commodity prices now starting to fall, should fmcg suppliers be passing on the cost benefit to their customers?

The UK Government announced an increase in the maximum price offshore wind projects can receive in the next Contracts for Difference (CfD) auction.

The Labour government's ambitious target of 150 Development Consent Order decisions faces a critical test as progress reaches the halfway mark of Parliament. With new Planning and Infrastructure Act provisions now in force and the first post-reform applications emerging, the infrastructure planning landscape is undergoing significant transformation that will shape the future of major development projects.

Battery technology advances are driving unprecedented growth in recycling innovation, with patent filings for end-of-life battery processing increasing seven-fold in the last decade. The European Patent Office's latest analysis reveals how the race to create a circular battery economy is accelerating, particularly in chemical transformation processes that could address critical material shortages and mounting waste concerns.

For many of us, today marks the second Earth Day we have spent in lockdown.

As reported by Intelligent Transport, the Go-Ahead Group has introduced a fleet of 54 hydrogen fuelled buses in the Gatwick area south of London. This is great news...

Higher Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) targets for private rented property were going to come into force in 2025 for new tenancies and 2028 for existing tenancies.

In the markets, 2004 will be remembered for oil prices shooting through $50 a barrel and the extraordinary weakness in the U.S dollar. We have seen the pound euro rate go through some wild fluctuations - anywhere from 1.41 to 1.52 - and the year has been filled with economic uncertainties which is the one thing markets dislike.

In Heritage Oil and Gas & Anor v Tullow Uganda Ltd the Court of Appeal upheld Tullow's right to be indemnified for a USD 313,447,500 payment it made to the Government of Uganda.

According to the World Energy Transition Outlook 2023 – prepared by the International Renewable Energy Agency – hydrogen and its related compounds (ammonia, methanol and kerosene)...

In this video Senior Associates Sam Webster and Rebecca Bothamley discuss the upcoming referendum on Scottish independence.

Border to Coast Pension Partnership (the "Partnership"), a pension pool consisting of 11 UK local government pension schemes, announced that "[o]il majors and banks must make

Most long-term gas supply agreements contain a mechanism for determining the contract price for the supply of gas, usually by reference to external factors such as the oil price...

Hydraulic fracturing or "fracking" is the process of drilling and injecting fluid into the ground at high pressure in order to fracture shale rocks and release natural gas.

In November we wrote about the UK's National Security and Investment Bill, which promises to give rise to the most significant changes to the treatment of mergers and acquisitions in the UK...

It gives me great pleasure to present the seventh issue of the International Arbitration 1/3LY.