The Infrastructure Planning Commission (IPC) has published a letter on its website announcing that it has rejected changes to a scheme that was before the IPC for consideration - the Brig-y-Cwm energy from waste generating facility.

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137 countries around the world now have at least some form of data privacy legislation in place. Where legislation exists, that often includes a right for individuals to have access to their personal data...

DECC has today published the long-awaited government response to the consultation on the Grandfathering Policy of Support for Dedicated Biomass, Anaerobic Digestion and Energy from Waste Under the Renewables Obligation.

Following the Government's announcement of its intention to review the feed in tariff (FIT), and to fast track the review for anaerobic digestion and large scale solar PV projects, Eversheds recently hosted a meeting of the REA and many of its members to co-ordinate a collaborative and comprehensive response.

Various Data Protection Authorities from Australia, Hong Kong, Gibraltar, Switzerland and the United Kingdom have set out their global privacy expectations of video teleconferencing companies in...

On 12 July 2011 Chris Huhne MP, the Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change, laid a written ministerial statement before Parliament relating to the "Oil and Gas Clause".

Statistics for April 2010 to March 2011 released by HM Courts and Tribunals Service yesterday reveal that the number of claims has fallen since the same period in 2009-10.

Eversheds Sutherland provides legal and professional services through a network of separate and distinct legal entities operating globally. The firm's structure encompasses multiple jurisdictions...

The most recent version of the Guidance Catalogue for Foreign Investment Industries (the Catalogue) came into effect on 1 December 2007. Foreign investors in China are required to comply with the restriction on shareholding interest in different industries, as outlined in the Catalogue.

FEW activities are more environmentally destructive than mining. But South Africa's economy was built on mining.

The Guide has highlighted five key COVID-19 issues facing the Global Construction sector.

The Employment Wage Subsidy Scheme (the "EWSS") was one of the measures announced by the Irish Government on 23 July 2020 as part of the July Stimulus package.

A year away from the London Olympics but the anticipation and, for some, apprehension over the 2012 Olympics is already building.

Tiger Communications plc has reportedly paid £25,000 to the Business Software Alliance (BSA) after an audit turned up unlicensed software use.

Brand owners have been keen to prevent competitors from using their trade marks as AdWords (and from benefiting from the substantial investment in the development and promotion of their brands).

In a case which may change how the Premier League chooses to structure broadcasting rights packages, on 4 October, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruled in favour of a pub landlady from Portsmouth, who was using a Greek decoder to screen Premier League football matches in her pub.

What? Ofcom research has revealed a sharp rise in smartphone ownership over the last year with a corresponding impact on the telecommunications sector.

The Leveson Inquiry continued in force in November, with victims of the phone-hacking scandal taking the stand.