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ARTICLE · 24 JUNE 2013

Energy Update - 18 June 2013

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There are new European disclosure rules and new UK anti-tax avoidance measures, which will both affect energy companies.

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Welcome to this edition of Field Fisher Waterhouse's Energy Update. This fortnight we look at the proposed Economic Crime Bill and Ofgem's call for evidence in relation to price-reporting benchmarks and its consultation on REMIT. There are new European disclosure rules and new UK anti-tax avoidance measures, which will both affect energy companies. An independent review into oil & gas resources in the UK has just been announced. There are also developments in relation to potentially new and abundant fuel sources – shale and methane hydrate. There is recent news that oil & gas assets in West Africa may be reclaimed by the national oil company. We explore a recent Court of Appeal judgment in relation to the enforceability of a mining industry commercial contract where terms were "to be agreed" and include a wide-ranging interview with Dr. Robert Trice, CEO of Hurricane Energy PLC.

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