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The Heat Networks (Market Framework) (Great Britain) Regulations 2025 have introduced a comprehensive regulatory regime for heat networks in Great Britain, with Ofgem serving as the regulator. Operating a relevant heat network without proper authorisation is now a criminal offence, yet many organisations may not realise they fall under these new regulations or understand their compliance obligations.

Biodiversity net gain is a government strategy to ensure that habitat for wildlife is in a better state than it was before development. The habitat is in effect used as a proxy for calculating biodiversity.

On April 25, the UK All-Party Parliamentary Group on ESG (APPG) published a report on environmental, social and governance issues.

The Court of Appeal has awarded damages and an injunction to local residents affected by noise from a nearby racing circuit.

In early April, BE-ST (Built Environment-Smarter Transition) reported further progress in its mission to accelerate the built environment's transition to zero carbon by 2045...

BCL partner Richard Reichman has been quoted in an article from ENDS Report titled ‘Reg 61: The information request pitfalls to avoid'...

Mrs Justice Lieven gave the go ahead for the review, saying that TAN's case that Mr Shapps had not properly considered the impact of the multi-billion pound roads-building...

In August 2023, the UK Parliament's Environmental Audit Committee launched an inquiry into the current and future role of private finance in nature recovery,

Richard Reichman writes for Global Investigations Review highlighting the upsurge of ESG risks through strengthening regulatory requirements, novel legal claims and severe...

Under a proposed amendment to the UK's Financial Services and Markets Bill, the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) could be empowered to review appropriate risk weighting and capital...

Many UK companies will soon be mandated to make TCFD-aligned disclosures.

The Government wants to make the decision making stage faster and more certain, with firm deadlines.

Welcome to Insurance Briefing - a fortnightly round-up of insurance legal and business developments with analysis and commentary from the insurance team at Pinsent Masons.

In the first instalment of our 'IP- Resilience' series, Clyde & Co Partner Elliot Papageorgiou looks at the potential IP-related risks faced by businesses as a result of climate change

Existing alongside these practical industrial applications, space is also proving a valuable playground for research into quantum phenomena.

On 11 October 2006 the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) upheld a complaint against an advertisement that claimed that a company planted trees to offset its customers' greenhouse gas emissions. The ASA ordered the advert to be withdrawn as it was considered to be misleading and could not be substantiated.