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The UK Parliament adopted an Order in Council under Section 30 of the Scotland Act 1998 enabling the Scottish Parliament to legislate for a referendum on independence for Scotland to be held before the end of 2014.

Reactions to last year’s Gulf of Mexico oil disaster continue to redefine regulatory, commercial, insurance and other arrangements in the shallow and deep water oil and gas industry, internationally.

The Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) is consulting on proposed reforms to GB's Capacity Market (CM). The proposals aim to update...

The new “opt-out” power under Section 35B of the Planning Act 2008 allows developers to apply to direct development out of the NSIP/DCO regime. We examine the procedure, guidance, and implications for energy projects

The risk when bunkering non-compliant fuel, therefore, remains firmly with owners.

Carbon Capture and Storage ("CCS") is the process of capturing the Carbon Dioxide ("CO2") produced by power stations and transferring it to sub-seabed storage sites.

The article highlights significant growth in global offshore wind capacity, a delayed timeline for the UK's Contracts for Difference scheme, projections for UK offshore energy job growth, concerns over the EU carbon border tax, and the transformative potential of AI in energy systems.

On 10 October 2025, the Queensland Government released the Queensland Energy Roadmap 2025 (the Roadmap), setting out a new direction for the State's energy future.

With effect from 1 January 2021, the UK Emissions Trading Scheme ("UK ETS") replaced the UK's participation in the equivalent EU Emissions Trading Scheme ("EU ETS").

The United Arab Emirates is rapidly reshaping its energy future, driving a transformation built on nuclear power, renewables, and long‑term strategic planning.

Welcome to our top picks of the latest energy regulatory and market developments in the UK's transition to net zero.

In R. (on the application of British Gas Trading Ltd) v Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero [2023] EWHC 737 (Admin), the High Court refused permission for judicial review...

The UK Government has recently published further details on a package of tax, planning and community benefits to help kick-start shale gas exploration in the UK.

Climate change-related disputes continue to grow in terms of the different types of claims and the different common law and civil law jurisdictions around the world where such litigation has been brought.

In this article we identify some of the perhaps less obvious areas of exposure which have the potential to cause huge financial loss to the insurance industry, and, perhaps, the reinsurance industry if the predicted rise in frequency and severity of natural catastrophes does happen.

Nuclear fusion has long been heralded as a safe, efficient, low-carbon source of energy, which uses starting materials which are abundant on Earth.

The opening months of 2026 have brought unprecedented disruption to global markets, from Middle East conflict closing the Strait of Hormuz to Supreme Court challenges on US tariffs and an explosive acceleration in AI investment.

The English Commercial Court's decision underscores the importance of acting promptly when challenging an arbitral award, since extensions of time are not granted as a matter of course