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Rachel K. O'Reilly

  • Professor of Chemistry
Birmingham
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UK: Reformed National Pricing and spatial energy plans

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By Rachel K. O'Reilly, Chris Andrew
| aoshearman.com
Last year, the Review of Electricity Market Arrangements (REMA) concluded that the UK should not move to zonal electricity pricing. The Government will instead retain a national electricity market, while using Reformed National Pricing to strengthen strategic planning and system coordination so that generation and transmission capacity is located more efficiently. The forthcoming Strategic Spatial Energy Plan (SSEP), now expected in autumn 2027, is intended to be the centrepiece of that approach.
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Global Sustainability Regulation Fractures

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By Matthew Townsend, Ken Rivlin, Arthur Sauzay, Axel de Backer, Gauthier van Thuyne, Goran Galic, Hitomi Komachi, Jessica Lee, Jochem Spaans, Joe Clinton, Katy McNeil, Melody Wang, Mike Campbell, Prakash Raja Segaran, Rachel K. O'Reilly, Romaric Lazerges, Scott Neilson, Shuhui Kwok, Udo Herbert Olgemoeller, Danae Wheeler, Gauthier Jacqmin, Philippe Allen
| aoshearman.com
Matthew Townsend, partner and global co-head of A&O Shearman's Environmental and Climate Law Group, said: “Law and clear policy signals are key drivers of the energy transition, but they operate in markedly different ways across jurisdictions. The geopolitical landscape is now dominated by concerns over defense, energy security, and the race on AI.
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Multilateral climate finance after COP 30: What changed?

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By Rachel K. O'Reilly, Scott Neilson, Fleur Clegg, Daniel Edwards
| aoshearman.com
Why is multilateral finance important? Recent analysis by A&O Shearman and the Climate Policy Initiative indicates a mixed message: while there is progress, there are also persisting gaps. Global climate finance reached a record USD1.9 trillion in 2023 (expected to surpass USD2tn in 2024), and if growth continues at its recent pace, the world could meet the lower bound of required annual investment between 2029 and 2032.
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