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The Department of Energy and Climate Change is seeking views on the key design features of the Offtaker of Last Resort, which will provide eligible renewable electricity generators with a guaranteed ‘backstop’ route-to-market at a specified discount to the market price.

The Department for Energy and Climate Change (DECC) has published a new consultation seeking views on the introduction of a Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) scheme.

Launched by Energy Secretary Chris Huhne, the Renewable Heat Incentive Scheme (RHI) is an innovative Government-backed measure to provide financial incentives to organisations who install heating systems to generate renewable heat.

On 11 August the Scottish Government published its consultation paper on changes to the Renewables Obligation (Scotland) Order 2009. The changes affect five areas.

The UK Government has proposed that the new regime for renewables subsidies – Contracts for Difference – will by-pass the first-come first-served round and move straight to competition

DECC have published their consultation document on the banding review for Renewables Obligation Certificates (ROCs).

Anti windfarm campaigners have been encouraged by reporting of an appeal decision in relation to Barrel Law Windfarm in the Scottish Borders.

The Scottish Government is consulting on the future of unconventional oil and gas development in Scotland.

The current situation for solar rooftops could lead to two identical installations potentially paying very different rates depending on who owns the solar panels.

The UK Government has launched a consultation on support for island renewables projects.

The Department of Energy & Climate Change has this month issued updated guidance on the new CRC Energy Efficiency Scheme ("CRC Scheme"), a new UK mandatory emissions trading scheme which is expected to be phased in from April 2010 and aims to reduce carbon dioxide emissions through energy efficiency.

The Scottish Government published its first Zero Waste Plan yesterday. Despite significant efforts to reduce the amount of waste which Scotland produces, and greater measures taken to recycle waste, there is still a significant tonnage which is not being adequately dealt with.

January is widely acknowledged as the busiest month of the year for divorce. The first Monday of the working week is often nicknamed "D-day" or "divorce day" due to the high numbers of new divorce enquir

As this is National Write A Will Week, it is perhaps ironic that a survey commissioned by HSBC has reported that two-thirds of UK parents have not made a Will - prompting concerns regarding family protection.

A recent case revisited the principles established in a 1997 judgment that where a spouse has granted a security for his or her spouse's business debt, creditors have a duty to warn guarantors of the consequences of entering into the proposed arrangements, and to advise them to take independent legal advice.

The Financial Services (Banking Reform) Act received Royal Assent on 18 December 2013 and plays a key part in the Government’s plan to create a banking system that helps to encourage growth in the economy, support consumers and increase lending to small businesses.

Lord Tyre recently rejected two Court of Session appeals, one brought by William Walton, Chairman of the campaign group Road Sense and another by John and Maggie Fraser, so paving the way for the £400m Aberdeen Bypass Project to proceed.