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Future of Mobility and Infrastructure | AI use cases, UK PFI project handbacks, and what a Labour government might mean for the sector
Welcome to our latest mobility and infrastructure update that addresses key trends and issues within the sector affecting your business
Energy and Energy Transition
'Wind of change': Labour government lifts de facto ban on onshore wind in the UK
The swift move indicates a strong early commitment to the green economy and to reform of the UK's planning system
Infrastructure services
How to get ahead and avoid disputes prior to UK PFI handback
As projects enter a 'sunset' period, it is time to consider areas of potential dispute and how best to avoid
UK General Election
What might a Labour government mean for the infrastructure sector?
Housing, energy infrastructure, transport, social infrastructure (such as schools and healthcare) and other large-scale projects are all priority areas for
Competition, antitrust and trade
Government updates guidance on the UK National Security and Investment Act
Changes cover call-in powers, universities and research bodies, outward direct investment and notification forms
Competition, antitrust and trade
UK government announces timetable for changes to the National Security and Investment Act regime
But the Cabinet Office timeframe comes as a UK general election could bring in Labour with its 'secureconomics' agenda
Energy and Energy Transition
Smart Power | UK energy market strategy in 2025, repowering and ethical supply chains
Welcome to the latest edition of Smart Power, Osborne Clarke's specialist service for asset managers within the green energy sector.
ESG, sustainability and responsible business
EU strengthens its arsenal in fight against environmental crime
Revised legislation brings in 'qualified' offences to criminalise serious environmental damage and replaces the 2008 law
Regulatory and compliance
UK government unveils draft procurement regulations for public sector bids
Authorities and suppliers will need to keep an eye on information published about procurements and resulting contracts
Regulatory and compliance
The UK Procurement Act 2023 brings new rules for frameworks and dynamic markets
The changes that are set to be introduced later this year could prove useful for both suppliers and authorities
Regulatory and compliance
The new debarment regime for UK public procurement: how contracting authorities can avoid the pitfalls
What will the Procurement Act's introduction of a new debarment list for suppliers entail for contracting authorities?
Dispute resolution
UK National Security Act 2023 brings in scheme to register 'political influence' arrangements
FIRS is intended to provide assurance around the activities of certain foreign powers – but what does it mean for
