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EU plans to label natural gas and nuclear ‘green' ‘reflect Asia position’

The Commission said it would include certain gas and nuclear power activities as ‘transitional activities’.

Vietnam Releases Guidance on Implementation of COP26 Commitments

The Ministry of National Resources and Environment (MONRE) has been tasked with coordinating this inter-ministerial effort.

ESMA Prioritises the Fight Against Greenwashing in its New Sustainable Finance Roadmap

ESMA has already embarked on the first Roadmap activities to ensure it can deliver on its ambitious plans.

Into 2022: tomorrow never comes, that’s why you should Perform Today

The Greatest Wave of Investment Democratisation

South Korea Opens Door for Direct PPAs for Renewable Projects

These amendments to the Electric Utility Act are therefore a potential game changer for the renewables sector

California Senate Passes Broad GHG Emissions Reporting Requirements

If adopted, the Senate bill would require large US companies doing business in California to report Scopes 1, 2, and 3 emissions as of January 2024.

EU “Fit for 55”: Decarbonising Gas Markets

European gas market regulation has remained largely unchanged since 2009

Mandatory climate-related financial disclosures for large companies

Final regulations apply to financial years starting on or after 6 April 2022.

Shoosmiths releases 2022 United Nations Global Compact report

We are indebted to the many colleagues who are instrumental in shaping and delivering our ESG commitments

ESMA letter to co-legislators on proposed EU Green Bond Standard

The EU GBS envisages that external reviewers providing services to issuers of EU green bonds must be registered with and supervised by ESMA.

Green tech firms ‘should share innovations for greater good’

Writing for World Intellectual Property Review, Wyn Davies said that the response of the scientific community to coronavirus had provided a useful blueprint for effective action against climate change.

UK government to boost production of hydrogen from biomass

It also hopes to support the development of novel biohydrogen technologies

New plans announced to boost England’s biodiversity

The latest consultation concerns the “practical and legal implementation details of the new biodiversity net gain requirement for development”.

Regulators to re-energize enforcement efforts globally, with growing personal liability for directors and a focus on ESG

Other key trends that are reshaping risk include a growing collaboration between regulators, an increased personal liability for directors and technology risks including the criminal misuse of cryptocurrencies.

Caribbean Regulatory Update - Q1 2022

Licensees are also encouraged to take account of relevant enactments and sectorial risk assessments when updating their policies and procedures

Hogan Lovells advises EDF on its Social Sustainability-Linked Credit Facility

This credit facility builds on EDF’s existing €4 billion ESG-indexed credit facility which we advised on as part of its ESG strategy to build a net zero energy future and to provide innovative solutions and services in order to help save the pl

Carey Olsen advises on the launch of Gresham House British Sustainable Infrastructure Fund II

The overall investment approach and anticipated outcomes aim to be well aligned to the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals.

The UK Energy and Infrastructure Market: Reviewing 2021 and What's to Come in 2022

The start of 2021 saw the end of the Brexit implementation period.

Government taken to court over inadequate climate strategies

Friends of the Earth says the government's "shocking" and "lacklustre" commitments are not enough to deliver a low carbon future

Climate failure and social crisis top global risks 2022

Top risks are climate crisis, growing social divides, heightened cyber risks and an uneven global recovery, as pandemic lingers on

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