Apr 23, 2021 Energy transition and project execution: is it all green lights from here? By Tom Hutchison Vanessa Medina Natalie Keir Harry White +1 more... Show less The push for energy transition has brought significant changes in the execution of major projects. Furthermore, growing enthusiasm has...
Apr 16, 2021 Energy and carbon taxes high on tax policy makers’ agendas By Anna Binder-Gutwinski Katharina Kubik The quest for more sustainable energy and carbon taxation systems is set to gain momentum as both the EU and the OECD have put these...
Apr 16, 2021 CJEU Advocate General clarifies that family ties established in one Member State must be recognised across the EU By Carsten Wendler Stuti Gadodia Alexander Grimm Roopa Mathews +1 more... Show less On 15 April 2021, Advocate General Kokott issued her legal opinion in Case C-490/20, a request for a preliminary ruling with far-reaching...
Apr 16, 2021 NGO brings case against Belgium's central bank for alleged climate failings By Anthea Bowater Anne-Laure Vincent Simon Orton David Livshiz Tim Mak +2 more... Show less In the first case of its kind, the NGO ClientEarth has brought proceedings against the Belgian National Bank (BNB) on the basis that the...
Apr 14, 2021 OTC derivatives and ESG finance – what role can they play? By Richard Hart Matthew Dodwell According to Bloomberg, in 2020, the global market for sustainable debt grew to $732bn, an increase of 29 per cent on 2019. A significant...
Apr 13, 2021 The ILA Guidelines for the Sustainable Management of Natural Resources : a roadmap for investment regulation? By Rory McLeod A helpful tool to guide States and private actors The International Law Association’s new guidelines on the Role of International Law in...
Apr 06, 2021 Can energy transition herald a different approach to project structures and risk? By Tom Hutchison Vanessa Medina Increased global support for the energy transition and the growing reliability of renewables technology has resulted in a shift in how...