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The CER has published its decision on the South-North Gas Pipeline (SNP) and Compliance with EU law.

The Commission approved a €2.6 billion Estonian scheme to support the construction and operation of offshore wind farms in areas determined by the Estonian Maritime Spatial Plan.

The Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (recast) has moved a step closer to enactment with the European Parliament formally adopting the revised directive on 12 March 2024.

When Northern Ireland's Climate Change Act came onto the statute books in 2022, it was poised to be a recognised leader in the national drive for Net Zero on greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.

The European Commission approved a €350 million German scheme to boost renewable hydrogen production through the European Hydrogen Bank's "Auctions-as-a-Service" tool. Germany intends...

The European Commission approved a €2.2 billion German scheme to support investment in the decarbonisation of industrial production processes in Germany.

Matheson Ormsby Prentice acted for Endesa/Enel in the sale by Italian utility Enel of Endesa Ireland to Scottish and Southern Energy plc (SSE).

Garret Farrelly, head of the Energy and Infrastructure Group, wrote an article on the I-SEM Capacity Remuneration Mechanism for the Energy Ireland Yearbook 2016.

The Department for the Environment, Climate & Communications (DECC) has secured €1.159bn in Budget 2024 towards energy and infrastructure investment, aimed to support communities...

The PPT will provide that a minimum payment of 5% of annual gross revenues will be due annually once a field starts producing oil or gas.

In a move that should improve Ireland's prospects of achieving its ambitious 2020 renewable electricity target, the Minister for Communications, Climate Action and Environment has extended...

The European Commission adopted a new State aid framework to support the Clean Industrial Deal.

The European Commission approved €321.3 million in restructuring aid granted by Germany to Condor to enable its return to viability.

Reform of the EU gas regulatory framework continues as the EU seeks to create the conditions to enable energy transition.

The liberalisation of energy markets has given rise to a raft of new regulatory challenges, with policymakers and regulators devising increasingly elaborate responses.

Electricity markets in the EU are, in a state of flux, due to fundamental changes in market dynamics.

On 11th December 2015 the Commission for Energy Regulation ("CER"), the Irish energy regulator, published a consultation paper on the review of connection and grid access policy in the Republic of Ireland.

On 25 May 2012, the Irish Government terminated the carbon levy legislation with immediate effect.