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This week we look at Ofgem's new rules for the non-domestic energy sector, battery storage's potential to cut curtailment costs by 80%, a new report on the suitability of English land for onshore wind and solar farms, and more.

As sustainability becomes an integral part of developing and managing property, the possibility of a claim of greenwashing is now an important risk to manage...

Welcome to our latest Coffee Break in which we look at the latest legal and practical developments for employers.

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

The UK Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) has published guidance around the responsible use of AI in the HR and recruitment sector...

The risk categorisation of artificial intelligence (AI) systems can ensure its regulation is proportionate and effective, with the intensity and scope of the risks that AI systems...

The FCA and BoE proposed a principles-based AI regulation framework for financial services pre-election, but the new Labour government is expected to bring clarity and potentially new AI-specific legislation.

The FCA, BoE, and PRA have outlined a principles-based approach to AI regulation in the UK financial sector. The new Labour government may introduce different AI regulations, potentially including binding rules and a new Regulatory Innovation Office.

The government announced some changes to improve the landscape for companies undertaking intensive research and development.

In a decision handed down on 5 February this year, CE, 5 févr. 2024, n° 469771, Société Axa Group Opérations the French Administrative Supreme Court strictly applied the provisions...

National Grid has announced that 203 clean energy projects, with a combined capacity of 7.8GW, have had their connection offer dates brought forward by up to 10 years. The new connection dates were secured...

The head of the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) in a recent speech has outlined the UK regulator's latest activity and thinking around artificial intelligence (AI) foundation models.

The staffing supply chain will need to address a range of questions in a new world that may be more complex and risky...

The King's Speech outlined new UK clean energy policies, including the establishment of a publicly-owned renewable energy developer. The Climate Change Committee's 2024 report highlighted urgent actions needed for the 2030 net zero target.

Biodiversity net gain, or BNG, refers to the principle whereby a developer is required as part of its planning application to evidence a net gain in the biodiversity of a site it is developing.

Recent weeks have seen changes in the communication of green claims made by British fashion companies and an accommodation booking platform resulting...

Labour's "Financing Growth" plan, ahead of the UK general election, prioritizes inclusive and sustainable growth in financial services. Key goals include boosting innovation, enhancing international competitiveness, and reinforcing consumer protection. Labour proposes streamlining regulations and increasing regulatory coordination, alongside maintaining continuity with existing initiatives.

Labour's potential governance may prioritize housing, energy, and transport infrastructure, proposing 1.5 million new homes, increased renewable energy targets, and renationalized rail. Achieving these aims will require balancing public-private investments and extensive planning reforms.