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Regulatory Outlook
Environment | UK Regulatory Outlook October 2022
Water companies could be hit with civil penalties of up to £250 million | Guidance for businesses published ahead of
Energy and Energy Transition
UK government signals major changes to pricing in the energy market
What does the newly published Energy Prices Bill tell us about the government's plans to limit the revenues of low-carbon
Regulatory and compliance
Civil penalties set to increase to £250 million for UK water pollution
The Environment Agency is to get 'real teeth' with meaningful penalties to deter offenders in the water industry
Energy and Energy Transition
Energy saving requirements are emerging across Europe
The war in Ukraine and the energy crunch are precipitating policy responses across the continent
Decarbonisation
Hydrogen series | Hydrogen markets and regulation across Europe
European hydrogen markets are developing at pace – with the move to green hydrogen being promoted
Technology, Media and Telecommunications (TMT)
UK chancellor's 'mini-budget' proposes amendments to draft infrastructure legislation
Signals positive changes for telecom operators enabling easier access to telegraph poles on private land
Decarbonisation
Hydrogen series | Developing and financing a hydrogen project in Europe
There is a strong appetite for hydrogen projects across Europe despite bankability and funding challenges
Regulatory Outlook
Environment | Regulatory Outlook September 2022
Consultation launched on biodiversity net gain | Nutrient pollution: direction to Natural England on strategic mitigation schemes | Single-use plastics
Infrastructure services
UK government announces plans to shake-up infrastructure planning
What might the government's recent announcements mean for the planning process for major infrastructure and decarbonisation goals?
Decarbonisation
Hydrogen series | The future of hydrogen projects and use cases in Europe
While there is a growing and varied role for hydrogen to play in different countries' sustainability strategies, it is most
Regulatory and compliance
NHS procurement breach not 'sufficiently serious' to award damages
High Court decision raises prospect for claimants of being denied damages even if they succeed in a liability trial
Real estate
UK tribunal clarifies Electronic Communications Code renewals involving concurrent lessees
Judgment guides on a 'gap' in the telecoms regime when site providers grant a concurrent lease to a third party
