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Avoiding Costs in Debt Recovery Following the Introduction of the Default Tariff Price Cap

Thursday, 28 March 2019

Following the introduction of the price cap on default/standard variable tariffs, energy companies will be under even more pressure in 2019

Avoiding Costs in Debt Recovery Following the Introduction of the Default Tariff Price Cap

Effective Debt Recovery in the Energy and Utilities Sector

Tuesday, 23 October 2018

Debt recovery and litigation in the energy and utilities sector throws up a number of unique issues as a result of the way in which the key legislation is framed.

Effective Debt Recovery in the Energy and Utilities Sector

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New Competition for the Non-Domestic Water Market

Tuesday, 11 April 2017

The non-domestic water market officially opened up on 1 April to allow businesses, charities and public sector bodies to choose their water provider.

Competition for Non-Domestic Water Market - UK Energy Law Update

Government Warning for Commercial Property Prices as Plans for New Energy Legislation Are Announced

Friday, 13 January 2017

The government has recently issued a stark warning that upcoming energy legislation could lead to £16.54 billion being wiped off the value of commercial property in the UK.

Hinkley Point C - Opportunities for South West Companies

Thursday, 29 September 2016

The UK government has made the landmark decision to proceed with the Hinkley Point C nuclear power station in Somerset.

Hinkley Point C - Opportunities for South West Companies

Is It Too Late to Plug into Solar Power?

Thursday, 12 November 2015

Since the introduction of the government's subsidy programme for the small-scale installation of solar panels, schools up and down the country have taken advantage of the opportunity to lock into cheap and predictably priced electricity.

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Gone With the Wind? The Demise of the Onshore Wind Farm

Thursday, 29 October 2015

The Conservatives' election manifesto made a pledge to 'halt' the spread of onshore wind farms. The Government is now bringing in measures to make good on this promise.

Energy & Utilities

Avoiding Costs in Debt Recovery Following the Introduction of the Default Tariff Price Cap

Effective Debt Recovery in the Energy and Utilities Sector

New Competition for the Non-Domestic Water Market

Government Warning for Commercial Property Prices as Plans for New Energy Legislation Are Announced

Hinkley Point C - Opportunities for South West Companies

Is It Too Late to Plug into Solar Power?

Gone With the Wind? The Demise of the Onshore Wind Farm

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