1,523 results found

The Subsea Expo is the largest subsea exhibition and conference in the world, and was held in Aberdeen this week.

In July this year we reported that NAM, the biggest oil and gas operator in the Netherlands had obtained from the European Commission a full exemption from the public procurement rules, which require contracts to be put out for competitive tender, in relation to oil and gas exploration and production activities in the Netherlands.

Dr Rebecca Lovell discusses the advancement of hydrogen fuel cell technology, its adoption by industry leaders and how IP rights can be used to drive investment.

On 1 July 2025, the European Commission (the "Commission") launched a public consultation (the "Consultation") in relation to the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (the "EU CBAM").

On 1 October 2023, the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism ("CBAM") regulation officially entered into its transitional period, which will run until 31 December 2025.

As the UK approaches its general election, the two main contenders to form the next government, the Conservative and Labour parties have unveiled their manifestos...

The European Conflict Minerals Regulation (the Regulation) was approved by the European Council on 3 April 2017.

In a twist for EU leaders and Member States, it became apparent earlier this month that Germany was not going to approve a previously agreed deadline for the total phase-out...

Everyone has heard of the energy transition. Sounds simple. Replace coal and gas-fired electricity generation with wind and solar.

This was the first in a three-part series of webinars addressing gas price drivers and adjustment mechanisms in different regions of the world. The second and third webinars, to be announced shortly, ...

The first ever convictions in the UK for a cartel offence were handed down yesterday to three UK executives in the oil services sector.

On 8 July 2009, the European Commission announced that it had fined each of E.On (including its subsidiary E.On Ruhrgas) and GDF Suez EUR 553 million for operating a market-sharing agreement.

Why? Because take-or-pay is part of the fabric that underpins the commercial basis of numerous energy transactions worldwide – and many of those transactions are governed by English law.

The last 12 months have been anything but dull. I would have to think back some way to recall a year that saw so much change – particularly in Scotland.

The report details the conclusions of the Public Inquiry that was set up to consider the circumstances leading up to, and the health & safety and regulatory issues arising from, the explosion.

With the current price control period for electricity Distribution Network Operators having recently ended, Ofgem has launched a consultation on the future funding of deficits attributable to regulated activities.

Global net zero emissions targets, and how we get there, are proving to be a breeding ground for innovation.