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The UK Government published its response to the separate (but aligned) consultations on changing inflation indexation in the Renewables Obligation ("RO") and Feed-in Tariff ("FiT") schemes on 28 January 2026...

Earlier this month, the Department for Communities and Local Government released ‘Community Benefits for Onshore Wind Developments

Liability for oil pollution damage is already extensively covered by international conventions.

This last year has been a challenging one for the offshore wind sector, though both the UK and Scottish Governments have identified that offshore wind will play a critical role...

Decommissioning is an essential part of an oil and gas project's lifecycle, but it comes with a big price tag at the point when the asset is no longer generating revenue.

Energy is now a board-level issue. Rising costs, decarbonisation pressures and supply risks mean companies must take a strategic approach to energy use, sourcing and resilience.

In the face of a looming food crisis, we look at how shortages elsewhere might affect UK farmers, if at all.

The Energy Industry in the UK is expecting a number of developments in 2020.

Where the turnover of a corporate approaches a billion pounds, companies can expect fines that send a real message throughout the business.

In 2020, the Financial Conduct Authority laid down a challenge to the UK's big businesses: measure the climate risks of your operations, and tell us what you're going to do about them.

Following its pledge in the 2011 Budget that the Climate Change Agreement (CCA) scheme will (subject to State Aid approval) be extended to 2023, the Government has just issued a consultation on how it proposes the new scheme will operate.

Following its pledge in the 2011 Budget that the Climate Change Agreement (CCA) scheme will (subject to State Aid approval) be extended to 2023, the Government has just issued a consultation on how it proposes the new scheme will operate.

The claim itself was launched almost a year after ClientEarth first notified the Shell directors in early 2022 of their intention to litigate.

On 31 January 2012 the Department for Communities and Local Government launched a consultation on proposed changes to the Building Regulations regime in England.

The second week of the conference began with the COP President calling an informal stocktaking session, aiming to unite and focus the parties ahead of a week of hopefully more productive negotiations as the ministers begin to arrive.

Environmental campaign group Wild Justice has today welcomed measures announced by the Secretary of State for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs to ensure that wildlife sites in...

The European Court of Justice (ECJ) is to be faced with the task of interpreting the Environmental Information Regulations 2004 (EIR) to determine the correct approach to the application of the public interest test where a public authority seeks to rely on more than one exception under the EIR to withhold information.