This jurisdictional overview highlights key regulatory, and other challenges and opportunities in the key markets in Asia Pacific for renewables.
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18 January 2022
2022 will provide a practical demonstration of the appetite for ESG-led change that governments, major corporates and financial institutions all have, and how far this will feed into smaller businesses and everyday life. In this publication we explore key global ESG themes we believe will shape the legal outlook for businesses in 2022. We also look at the evolving ESG landscape in 30 jurisdictions.
2 December 2021
There has been a flurry of recent announcements on the potential for clean hydrogen to propel the global energy transition. In Europe alone, Spain, Germany, France, Portugal, the Netherlands and the European Commission have each published hydrogen strategies in the last several months. There is a clear sense in which clean hydrogen is viewed by many countries as the “missing link” required in order to achieve a fully functioning net zero economy consistent with their Paris Agreement objectives.
29 May 2020
In this report, we set out a brief overview of the Vietnam wind market, the key legal issues for investors and the challenges that they need to consider when investing in offshore wind in Vietnam.
22 November 2021
We are pleased to launch our new report Japan Offshore Wind (4th Edition): Winds of Change.
18 November 2019
We are pleased to launch our report Korea Offshore Wind (2nd Edition): A Turning Point. This report is aimed at providing a high level overview of the opportunities and challenges in developing an offshore wind project in Korea.
23 October 2020
Commitment to net zero emissions by 2050 will only be achieved with significant new investment and a rapid change in the sourcing of some of our most fundamental commodities, energy and water. The technological revolution combined with ESG pressure is propelling the global economy towards the energy transition, decarbonisation and adaptation.