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Volatility in energy prices continues to have a particularly strong effect on Sub-Saharan Africa.

Upstream expropriation might appear to be a uniquely South American phenomenon and it seems quite improbable that Her Majesty's government would engage in such behaviour.

It is increasingly common to have a ‘credit escalation clause’ in a documentary letter of credit relating to the sale and purchase of crude oil and petroleum products.

Drax Group (Drax) announced on Thursday that it was subject to an investigation by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), as confirmed by the FCA later that day.

In the seventh in our series of briefings following the passing of the Energy Act 2023 (the Act) on 26 October 2023...

The primary focus of comment on the new Energy Bill has unsurprisingly been on the proposals for nuclear power.

The Government today published a Low Carbon Transition Plan (the Transition Plan), which sets out a route-map for the UK to meet its 2020 targets for cutting greenhouse gas emissions and expanding renewable energy.

Creation of the Green Investment Bank (GIB) is among the Coalition Government’s flagship policies.

The High Court has provided helpful guidance on the correct legal approach to energy price control appeals under the Gas Act 1986 (GA 1986) in R (Wales and West Utilities Ltd) v Competition and Markets Authority [2026]...

The decarbonisation of the shipping industry demands ports to find more sustainable ways to operate as much as the decarbonisation of vessels. In this article we look at how hardware innovation could help decarbonise ports.

That was the question we posed to Laura Sandys CBE at our recent AEEC conference concentrating on decarbonising the heat we use in our homes and businesses and transportation. Laura a non-executive

The UK's commitment to achieving a 20 per cent reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2020 may be raised to 30 per cent (driven in part by reduced energy consumption from the recession).

The built environment contributes 20% of the nation's greenhouse gas emissions, making it a key player in tackling the ambitious challenges we face on the journey to a low or net zero society.

The slump in the oil price means oil & gas companies are no longer insulated from the impacts of the economic downturn.

In the recent decision of Jalla and another v. Shell International Trading and Shipping Co Ltd and another, the UK Supreme Court held that a one-off oil spill did not represent...

In the drive to reduce carbon emissions in Scotland, attention has focused on increasing energy from renewable power sources.

Following on from the first part of our miniseries, where we explored IP specific funding options and fee reductions for green tech start-ups...