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Eversheds Sutherland continues European expansion with further strategic partner hire in project finance
Alexander joins from Bird & Bird where he advised banks, alternative debt funds, institutional investors and sponsors on complex project finance transactions and joint ventures, with a strong focus on renewable energy and infrastructure projects. His experience spans onshore and offshore wind, solar and wider energy transition related investments, often with a cross border dimension. Alexander brings more than 15 years’ experience advising on high value, international transactions.
UK: Energy and connections updates
The Energy sector saw a flurry of activity toward the end of 2024, with developments in a number of key areas, such as connections reform, REMA, and hydrogen. Here, we take a brief look at some of the main developments we saw at the end of the last year. On 13 December 2024, the UK government published its report: “Clean Power 2030 Action Plan: A new era of clean electricity”, setting out its pathway to a clean power system.
UK: Government unveils plan to decarbonise transport system – key rail sector points to note
United KingdomGlobal United KingdomGlobal United KingdomGlobal On 14 July 2021, the UK Government published its plan to decarbonise the entire transport system entitled “Decarbonising transport: a better, greener Britain” (the “Plan”). The Plan is comprehensive, and details the UK Government’s commitments and actions that will enable it to achieve its ambitious legally binding target of full decarbonisation across all modes of domestic passenger and freight travel by 2050.
Renewables Will Feature In 2021 Energy Int'l Arbitration
Law360 (December 16, 2020, 12:11 PM EST) -- While most energy sector international arbitration matters continue to arise from oil and gas projects, "new" energy — i.e., energy from renewable and other non-oil and gas sources — continued to play a significant role this year in the recent energy sector international arbitration boom, and is poised to be become an even more substantial contributor to international arbitration activity — for both commercial and investor-state disputes — in 2021...
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