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Can gene-editing help solve the energy crisis?
What role can biofuels play in fighting climate change and can CRISPR sequencing technology help it reach its potential?
The energy investment landscape: the role of hydrogen in a decarbonised energy system
'Green' hydrogen could be a crucial energy source as decarbonisation gathers pace, but investors will want more certainty in markets and from government
The Energy Transition | UK sees lowest recorded carbon intensity, Ofgem to run an informal consultation on RIIO-2 Strategic Innovation Fund, and global renewables capacity jumps by more than 260GW
This week we look at the UK recording its lowest ever power grid carbon intensity, Ofgem's consultation on the RIIO-2 Strategic Innovation Fund, a 260GW increase in global renewable capacity…
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Smart Power | Asset optimisation and risk management
Welcome to the first edition of Smart Power, Osborne Clarke's specialist service for asset managers within the green energy sector. Please watch our launch video below to find out more.
Smart Cities: today’s reality
Data and technology is changing the way we interact with city infrastructure – find out what this means for your business.
Connected Consumer
From crowd-funding and data commercialisation to digital health and the sharing economy, we profile the latest thinking in consumer trends online.
Coronavirus COVID-19
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What can guidance on responsible contractual behaviours do for a construction industry hit hard by the pandemic?
Will the government's guidance on "responsible contractual behaviour" or good faith come to the rescue of parties in the sector affected by the Covid-19 crisis?
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Blockchain and its role in the fight against Covid
With the ability to provide a secure and reliable record of vaccine delivery, the technology is set to play a vital role in the fight against the pandemic – and…
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Covid-19 and the construction industry
What are the longer-term opportunities and resiliency measures for the construction industry?
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Lockdown 3.0: Construction continues but challenges remain
In this insight, we briefly discuss the latest government restrictions and what it means for the construction industry. This article is a further insight to our COVID-19 toolkit which can…
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Employment Law Coffee Break: An international look at Covid-19 vaccinations, and should “interim relief” cause employers concern?
Covid-19 vaccinations: an international perspective Vaccinations remain a hot topic as countries seek to combat Covid-19 and return to some form of normality. With vaccination roll-outs now being prioritised across…
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Employment Law Coffee Break: Lockdown 3 and the EU-UK Trade Deal
Lockdown 3: The immediate considerations A new national lockdown is not the start to the new year we were all hoping for and in our latest podcast we look at…
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Edtech comes of age in the coronavirus crisis: what next?
The pandemic has accelerated the global uptake of edtech as slower UK pace picks up too
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Navigating lockdown: Five immediate issues for employers
With England entering a second national lockdown, we set out five immediate issues for employers. The government has now published statutory regulations although more detailed guidance is awaited. Separate restrictions…
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CJRS extended until December as new lockdown announced: what does this mean for employers?
The Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS) which was due to end on 31 October 2020 has now been extended into December to tie in with the Prime Minister's latest announcement…
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Coronavirus Job Support Scheme set to change the pensions picture from November
Employers need to review pension and life assurance arrangements as the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme ends and the Job Support Scheme begins
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Site office or home office: what does “construction” mean under Covid-19 guidance?
In our previous insight, we commented on the government's direction for people to work from home where possible, and what it means for the construction industry, as a key public…
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UK government extends restrictions on the use of statutory demands
As expected, the government has extended the restriction on the use of statutory demands until 31 December 2020; a step which is in line with the other restrictions that it…
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Regulatory Outlook
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Regulatory Outlook | Export Control | January 2021
Current issues Regulator response to Covid-19 The UK export control regulator, the Export Control Joint Unit (ECJU), has relaxed its requirements for processing licence applications until further notice. These interim…
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Regulatory Update | Financial Regulation | January 2021
Current Issues New UK prudential regime for MiFID firms On 14 December 2020, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) published Consultation Paper 20/24: A new UK prudential regime for MiFID investment firms. This follows…
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Regulatory Outlook | Environment | January 2021
Current issues Environmental aspects of UK-EU Trade and Cooperation Agreement The UK-EU Trade and Cooperation Agreement (TCA), signed on 30 December 2020, sets the framework for future collaboration between the UK and…
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Regulatory Outlook | Payments | January 2021
Current issues Market review into the supply of card acquiring services On 15 September 2020, the Payment Systems Regulator (PSR) published its interim report on the supply of card acquiring…
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Regulatory Outlook | Food Law | January 2021
Current Issues FSA publishes guidance on new allergen labelling rules The Food Standards Agency (FSA) published guidance in June 2020 on new allergen labelling laws on food that is prepacked…
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Regulatory Outlook | Investment Funds | January 2021
Current issues Securing a sustainable and competitive UK asset management sector after Brexit The chancellor, in a statement delivered on 9 November 2020, set out proposals to bolster the dynamism,…
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Regulatory Outlook | Health and safety | January 2021
Current issues Fire Safety Bill: changes to scope of responsibility The Fire Safety Bill amends the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 (FSO), to make explicit that it applies to…
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Regulatory Outlook | Telecoms | January 2021
Current issues Implementation of the EECC The European Electronic Implementation Code (EECC) replaces the existing European telecoms regulatory framework and aims to harmonise the EU regulatory framework for electronic communications.…
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Regulatory Outlook | Consumer Protection | January 2021
Current issues EU New Deal for Consumers The EU’s ‘New Deal for Consumers’ is an overhaul of consumer law, giving it more teeth against non-compliant businesses, and bringing EU legislation…
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Regulatory Outlook | Employment and Contingent Workforce | January 2021
Current issues Covid-19 challenges for employers Employers continue to face evolving challenges in relation to Covid-19. The Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme has been extended on its current terms until 30…
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Regulatory Outlook | Foreword | January 2021
Welcome to the latest edition of Osborne Clarke’s Regulatory Outlook. Alongside our usual overview of the current issues and dates for the diary across 17 areas of regulation, we include…
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Regulatory Outlook | Consumer Finance | January 2021
Current issues FCA guidance on cancellations and refunds As a result of the impact of Covid-19, customers have seen events and trips cancelled. On 2 October 2020, the Financial Conduct…