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April and May have seen antitrust regulatory authorities shift their focus towards developments in the gas industry following two separate developments.

Carbon footprint disclosures are becoming increasingly necessary as regulatory measures and market concerns push for transparent emissions accounting.

There are deals brewing in the North Sea. E&P companies merging and acquiring one another usually grab the headlines, and sit front of mind against the backdrop of a low oil price environment.

Last week, the Liberian flag state called for the IMO to issue a resolution or circular requiring early reporting of low-sulphur fuel availability by member states

When the footballer, Ben Mee, moved last year from Burnley to Brentford, he took the initiative to make the transfer carbon-neutral.

On 21 December 2018 we commented on the newly released BIMCO clauses intended to address the International Maritime Organization's revised sulphur content limits with regard to the consumption and carriage of marine...

With the cyclical fluctuation in oil and gas commodity prices, the UKCS has had its fair share of E&P companies going insolvent.

This regular alert covers key regulatory EU developments related to the COVID-19 situation. It does not purport to provide an exhaustive overview of developments and contains no analysis or opinion.

The Ongoing Gas Crisis in the EU. Europe is experiencing one of the most significant energy crises in recent years. The rapid recovery in energy demand following the COVID-19 pandemic and ...

Panic buying has a rich history. In the early 1960s the Cuban missile crisis resulted in a rush on stores and in particular tinned goods.

The derivative action filed in October in the Alaska State Court against directors and officers of BP Plc and its US subsidiaries may develop into an important precedent. Although only in its infancy, the case raises significant issues for UK companies doing business in the US, notably in connection with the reforms in the new Companies Act.

In a decision dated 16 December 2015, the English High Court considered whether there was sufficient clarity in an agreement allowing for delayed payment of gasoil.

The UK Continental Shelf ("UKCS") has long been a basin which is widely regarded as being mature; production has peaked and exploration potential is in decline.

During General Election fever, it’s easy to forget that March saw the final Budget of the parliamentary term.

Great Britain's data centre development pipeline is expanding rapidly, driven by artificial intelligence and hyperscaler growth. Ofgem has launched a consultation on proposed connection reforms aimed at distinguishing viable projects from speculative ones through new commitment fees and queue management milestones. These reforms could require developers of large-scale projects to secure substantial upfront financial commitments and demonstrate credible end-users and technical capability at specific stages.

UK legislation and policy have set a trajectory for transition to a low carbon economy – one operating off substantially less fossil fuel – to reduce Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions and minimise energy poverty and insecurity in the UK.

The use of the drilling technique known as hydraulic fracturing (colloquially known as fracking) as part of onshore unconventional gas exploration has begun again in England for the first time