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Following the UK Government’s recent proposals to band the Renewables Obligation to support the development of emerging renewable technologies, Energy Secretary John Hutton unveiled today, 10 December, the Government’s latest plans to promote offshore wind generation in the UK which could significantly help the UK meet its target of 20% of renewable energy by 2020.

On 12 May the newly formed Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition government released the first details of its likely energy policy.

On 5 September the Office of Fair Trading (OFT) issued a "call for information" on the UK petrol and diesel sector aimed at soliciting evidence for or against the competition concerns raised in relation to retail fuel prices.

Oil and Gas UK have released a paper detailing their position in relation to the European Commission's proposal to regulate offshore safety.

Nuisance has long existed as a means of allowing private landowners to claim against those who unlawfully interfere with the use and enjoyment of that person’s land.

On 7th October the Government published its response to the most recent consultation relating to Carbon Reduction Commitment and the final details of the proposed Scheme.

On 25 May 2012 the draft Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Bill had its first reading in Parliament.

The UK Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) has published an update on the implementation timetable for the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment ("WEEE") Directive in the UK.

On 22 September 2012, Commission Regulation no. 862/2012 ("Regulation 862") amending the Prospectus Regulation no. 809/2004 was published in the European Union Official Journal no. L256.

As anticipated the European Commission made announcements on 29 April 2009 on three areas of reform, which it set out in its Communication to the European Council in early March.

Welcome to this month's issue of the Heavyweight. To whet your appetite before diving into this relative short issue, you will see reference to an article on the possible abolition of s. 4 Statute of Frauds Act (under Documentation), a plea from the Ministry of Justice for evidence in the continuing attempt of the EC to create a European Contract Law (Contract) and a case on the competition aspect of a confidentiality clause (Competition).

On 12 November 2009, the Swedish Presidency of the EU Council issued a proposal for an amended draft of the Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive.

As the first item on the agenda in the Parliamentary wash-up process to enable the enactment of outstanding key legislation before the election, the Bribery Bill will today proceed through the Report and Third Reading stages in the Commons.

On 6 April the Equality Bill completed its passage through Parliament, with the House of Commons approving the amendments by the House of Lords (without amendment).

On 24 May 2011, the Government published a draft Groceries Code Adjudicator Bill and invited Parliament to undertake pre-legislative scrutiny.

The Government’s ID card scheme which only recently obtained the go ahead after much controversy looks likely to be delayed.

The government finally appears to have acknowledged that the current money laundering reporting regime is onerous. The need for refinement was recognised last month by the chairman of the Serious and Organised Crime Agency, the body which will take responsibility for money laundering from NCIS next April. Sir Stephen Lander told a Financial Times conference that he intended to make the reporting system ess time-consuming and more effective and to create a closer partnership with the private se

Earlier this year, we reported that the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister had made a statement delaying the coming into effect of major new fire safety legislation affecting all non-domestic premises in England and Wales.