Energy & Utilities
The energy and utilities sector has seen a rapid rise in its public profile in recent years
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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. We set out the infrastructure that we see as having the biggest impact, together with how we are helping clients navigate these changing markets.
There has been a flurry of recent announcements on the potential for clean hydrogen to propel the global energy transition. 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.
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.
The impact of the novel coronavirus outbreak on consumer contracts in the energy sector.
This jurisdiction by jurisdiction overview outlines some of the key regulatory and other challenges and opportunities in the key markets in Asia Pacific for renewables energy.
We are pleased to launch our new report, Korea Offshore Wind: Looking Ahead.
Read our Capacity mechanisms report which explores the divergent responses to the electricity supply crunch in Europe, the role of the European Commission and what all this means for Europe's global competitiveness.
Read the Linklaters China report to see how China's focus on sustainable growth will affect your organisation, sector and region.
As renewable energy becomes more affordable, there are signs that some markets in sub-Saharan Africa would leapfrog fossil fuels technology and that Africa’s economic development could actually be driven by renewable energy technology.
