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Wind energy and electromobility: The moving batteries of the energy transition
Electric vehicles are only sustainable when charged with green electricity. But beyond that, they can even make the power grids
Regulatory and compliance
EU nature restoration law set to boost biodiversity across Europe
New proposals to introduce legally binding targets for Member States on the restoration of habitats
Energy and Energy Transition
The Energy Transition | Renegotiation of Energy Charter Treaty and WPD's new ambitious low carbon heating strategy
This week we look at the successful renegotiation of the Energy Charter Treaty, WPD's new ambitious low carbon heating strategy
Real estate
Covid 19 lockdowns & commercial rents
On 30 June 2022, the Court of cassation (higher civil court) rendered its judgments in three cases concerning the payment
Dispute resolution
New report shows accelerating rate of climate change litigation cases worldwide
Global trends in climate change litigation reveal a diverse range of causes of action across many sectors. What might this
Data-driven business models
Data-driven business models | An overview of the report
Osborne Clarke has released a report in partnership with the European Company Lawyers Association exploring the challenges and opportunities associated
Knowledge Notes
Knowledge Collection | Data protection, audit and governance and residential leasehold reform, and blockchain in M&A
Welcome to this week's Knowledge Collection.
Workforce Solutions
Global Workforce Solutions Takeaway Podcast Series
Welcome to the Global Workforce Solutions Takeaway Podcast homepage
Tax
Spanish Tax Authorities change their approach: Belgian REITs qualify as equivalent to Spanish SOCIMI
The Spanish General Directorate of Taxes has issued two binding rulings in which accepts that the Belgian REITS qualify as
Employment and pensions
Employment Law Coffee Break | Protected beliefs in the workplace, round-up on proposed reforms and salary sacrifice
Welcome to our latest Coffee Break in which we look at the latest legal and practical developments impacting employers.
Real estate
New law on residential leases limits ground rent to a peppercorn
Significant changes to the residential property sector ends practice of landlords reserving ground rents in new long leases – but
Corporate
UK government publishes plans for audit and corporate governance reforms
While the timescale for implementation is expected to stretch over several years for some measures, businesses will need to start
