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We continue to formulate strategies for reducing legal risk in the supply of liquefied natural gas as well as in the supply of gas, oil products, green fuels and other commodities.

Thursday 17 November saw the UN climate agency publish the draft text of the COP27 overarching agreement, the focus of the last week of negotiations and the document that will symbolise COP27...

Friday 11 November was "decarbonisation day" and focused on solutions to reduce emissions from carbon intensive industries, such as the steel, oil and gas sectors.

A team from Fieldfisher LLP, led by disputes partner Colin Gibson, recently secured an enforcement of a DAB Decision in arbitration by way of a Final Partial Award after the contractor refused to pay.

Ofgem, the gas and electricity regulator, has today reported the initial findings from its investigation into competition in the Great Britain electricity and gas retail supply markets for domestic and small and medium enterprise (SME) consumers.

UK government seeks views on the costs, benefits and practicalities of Scope 3 emissions reporting to inform whether it endorses the International Sustainability Standard Board's sustainability disclosure standards.

Further to our last blog relating to the liabilities and indemnities clause in Oil and Gas contracts, Brodies have recently launched the Contracting Compass initiative...

Welcome to our Energy Market Review for the final quarter of 2023. In this update, we will share our thoughts and findings on the state of the global upstream and downstream markets...

In this episode of our Digital Transformation Podcast Series, we continue our focus on the risks and opportunities presented by digitisation in a range of industries by focusing on the latest...

The UK Government yesterday, 23rd May, published its anticipated Energy White Paper which follows on from its Energy Review Report of July 2006, and which sets out proposals for dealing with the long term energy challenges arising from both climate change and the need to ensure secure, clean and affordable energy in the UK.

On 10 June 2010 ERGEG published its conclusions paper on smart grids, which are expected to play a key role in meeting the EU energy objectives for the year 2020.

The Government's Net Zero Strategy (published on 19 October 2021) highlights the challenges faced in decarbonising transport. Domestic transport has the largest share of UK greenhouse gas emissions...

The FCA has fined Russel Gerrity £309,843 for using inside information to net himself £128,765.

The Government's new Great British Grid introduces a publicly owned body within Great British Energy that will invest alongside private sector operators to accelerate electricity network infrastructure delivery.

Andy Burnham used his first conference speech as Prime Minister to unveil Great British Grid (GBG), “a new branch of Great British Energy” (GBE) and “a publicly-owned company that will challenge...

As was highlighted in the media, a controversial power line intended to stretch from the Scottish Highlands to Central Scotland has been given the go-ahead, with Scottish Ministers approving the upgrade of the 220km Beauly-Denny line.

Innovation - and by extension IP - has never been more important for cleantech companies. According to the International Energy Agency, for every $1 spent...

FuelActive technology from Fuel Active Limited, in partnership with Unipart Rail, enhances fuel efficiency by using cleaner fuel from the top of diesel train tanks. This innovation reduces consumption by up to 7%, lowers emissions, and cuts maintenance costs.