In Ireland, a key issue for consideration and active management is businesses' anti-corruption policies.

The RHI was supposed to be launched on 30 September 2011 however, DECC announced shortly before the proposed start of the scheme that as part of the State Aid approval the European Commission had expressed concerns that the large biomass tariff was set too high.

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In our latest UK labor law podcast, we provide a news round-up and consider the impact of inflationary pressures on employee relations, including practical and legal insights for employers

How to develop and maintain an incident response program that results in effective global responses as well as in timely, consistent and coordinated notifications.

Adam Gunn, a director at Routledge Modise Eversheds, says this is a “legally and environmentally” interesting issue.

On 12 September 2011, Jason Lovell – one of our clean energy lawyers published this post regarding the Oil and Gas Clause and asked whether it could signify a change in practice for offshore leasing.

In this podcast from the Eversheds Sutherland employment team, Simon Rice-Birchall and Emma Humphreys highlight some key employment law considerations on hybrid working, should employers increase...

German wind turbine manufacturer Enercon applied to register a shape consisting of an American football-shaped wind turbine as a Community Trade Mark. The class of goods covered included wind turbines.

The list of firms who pre-qualified for the solar and storage project was released to the public by LCEC and is now available.

Phase 1 of the RHI scheme is now in force.

The UK Government has announced plans to halve the subsidy for solar power from 12 December this year, in a move that the industry warns will put thousands of jobs at risk.

The Eversheds’ Planning and Parliamentary Team have advised RWE Npower Renewables Limited in relation to the first ever application to the Infrastructure Planning Commission for a Development Consent Order for an onshore wind farm.

Explore key UK and EU commercial law developments affecting businesses across AI governance, sustainability, consumer protection and industrial policy. This edition covers EU AI Act transparency requirements...

With less than three months until the end of the EU/UK Implementation Period, finally some clarity over which rules will govern jurisdiction and enforcement in cross-border...

It must be mentioned, however, that the conveyancer acts neutrally and behalf of both parties.

Welcome to the first in a three-part special edition series of our Barker's Dozen podcasts, focussing on diversity, equity and inclusion in pensions.

This report looks at developments that happened in July 2026. It is the current position as of July 31, 2026 and may be subject to change.

Following the release by DECC on 20 October 2011 of the consultation on the banding review for the Renewables Obligation to come into effect from 1 April 2013 (1 April 2014 for offshore wind), yesterday DECC released the proposed draft Order and also an impact assessment on the consultation proposals.