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Herbert Smith Freehills and Carbon13 partnership

Herbert Smith Freehills will join other industry players supporting Carbon13's initiatives

Renewables ‘project economics’ receive UK auction boost

Businesses successful in the auction are invited to conclude CfDs with the government.

South Korea’s new offshore wind roadmap to enhance renewable energy efforts

The publication is part of the second phase of the South Korean government’s broader strategy to expand renewable energy

Terna Energy Trading doo v Revolut Ltd: A further legal development in the context of push payment fraud

Revolut sought reverse summary judgment/ strike out of the unjust enrichment claim on two grounds

A&O Shearman helps pave the way towards a mandatory emissions trading scheme in Japan

The objective of the Japanese government is to turn what is currently a voluntary emissions trading scheme into a mandatory scheme in the coming years as part of the GX strategy, through passing a series of new legislations.

What is impact, anyway? Growing demand for sustainability investment

Once private investors have made the decision to enter the impact space, they do find it rewarding despite the challenges.

Decarbonisation research programme underscores Singapore’s net zero plans

For Singapore, tackling its reliance on natural gas for its electricity generation will be critical to the country’s energy transition goals.

ESG need not be a blocker to sound export finance

The idea that finance should be a driver of positive social and environmental outcomes is not new.

Baker McKenzie Publishes Annual Sustainability Report 2024

Baker McKenzie is a longstanding active participant of the UN Global Compact

DLA Piper's renewable finance expert Rachel Brown named top dealmaker

Rachel is known for her ability to provide commercial and pragmatic advice on complex transactions.

A legal look at EU plans to end ECT investment protection for Russia and Belarus

It also provides investors with a right to seek damages through international arbitration where host government actions violate the minimum standards set out in the treaty.

Climate litigation remains a major risk for UK businesses, says Grantham report

Businesses should take note of the report’s particularly striking finding that a high proportion – over 70% - of greenwashing claims are successful.

Consent granted for three major solar farm projects in England

All three projects qualify as ‘nationally significant infrastructure projects’ (NSIPs) as it is envisaged that each solar farm will generate more than 50MW of power once constructed.

Major UK solar park development moves closer after appeal ruling

The developer plans to build a battery energy storage system (BESS) on the same site as the solar park.

Herbert Smith Freehills advises on key Abu Dhabi waste-to-energy project

The deal successfully reached financial close on 28 June 2024.

Making the most of our natural capital to reach net zero

Sustainability is arguably at or near the top of the agenda for individuals and organisations now more than ever as net zero targets get closer.

Latest AEMO plan highlights need for new renewable energy and transmission projects in Australia

The plan leans on solar and wind projects – for over 90 percent of the generation required

Tapping into the huge green power potential for Africa’s commercial and industrial (C&I) sectors

The approaches to achieving these goals vary widely across the continent.

Dentons Rodyk recognised as one of Asia's top ESG law firms by ALB

The firm is now an established name for supporting carbon transactions, renewable energy projects, green and transition finance, biodiversity law and supply chain management.

UK general election 2024: climate and sustainability policies

Rishi Sunak’s party would also extend the £50 water rebate for those in the South West of England and reform the ‘price review’ regulatory process for water companies.

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