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The global oil & gas industry is being challenged by the dramatic and sustained drop in the oil price.

On 19 October, the European Commission proposed a Regulation on guidelines for trans- European infrastructure.

The DECC acknowledges that it may be necessary to review the UK criminal sanctions regime to align the penalties with UK financial markets legislation for similar offences.

An interesting new development in the USA relating to the future of the hydrogen economy. Hydrogen has pretty good PR despite the obvious difficulties that would result in wide scale...

The Oil and Gas Authority (OGA) has published its Activity Plan 2017 and 2018 that describes the 10 priority areas where the OGA will direct its efforts...

The Eversheds’ Planning and Parliamentary Team have advised RWE Npower Renewables Limited in relation to the first ever application to the Infrastructure Planning Commission for a Development Consent Order for an onshore wind farm.

Dutch and Italian authorities are investigating the role of Shell and its partner Eni in the deal.

The Pennsylvania legislature is considering amendments to the Guaranteed Minimum Royalty Act that would require oil and gas lessees to disclose to oil and gas lessors the post-production costs deducted from the sale of gas to calculate the royalty owner's 12.5 percent minimum guaranteed royalty.

This outcome is expected to have far-reaching consequences for UK industry, including the oil & gas sector.

With 487 votes in favor to 81 against and 75 abstentions, the European Parliament voted yesterday to adopt a regulation on a Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM).

Commentators have discussed what effect the recent political events in Ukraine and the Crimea may have on the gas markets.

We thought we would start 2015 with some of the highlights and lessons learned from 2014

Mr Justice Roth has recently given his latest judgment in National Grid Electricity Transmission plc v ABB Limited and others.

Today marks 10,000 days until 1 January 2050, which is when the UK Government, as well as many other governments around the world, has committed to reaching net zero.

This article gives an interesting summary of exciting developments in the green energy sector. Alternative fuels are going to be vital, and the more pathways to getting there...

Stanford researchers have developed a method to store electrical energy in liquid fuels using cobaltocene as a catalyst, potentially enhancing renewable energy utilization by addressing storage challenges.

Researchers have successfully demonstrated the world's first 360º beam steering technology, a key advancement towards space-based solar power.