United Kingdom: Energy and Natural Resources

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The CATO Regime: Bringing Competition To Electricity Transmission (Podcast)
Jones Day partners Michelle T. Davies and Martin Stewart-Smith lead an expert panel exploring the UK's Competitively Appointed Transmission Owner (CATO) regime, examining its significance in today's energy and infrastructure landscape. The discussion reveals what this competitive framework means for investors, stakeholders, and the future of electricity transmission in the United Kingdom.
United Kingdom Energy
JD
Jones Day
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How Technology And Innovation Are Shaping Consolidation In The UK Energy Sector
The UK energy sector is undergoing a profound transformation as major operators consolidate assets and shift from traditional exploration to technology-driven efficiency. As global majors adjust their footprints, new consolidated entities like Adura and NEO NEXT+ are emerging, leveraging proprietary innovation, digital twins, and late-life optimization to extract value from mature North Sea fields while navigating complex tax regimes and regulatory constraints.
United Kingdom Energy
MC
Marks & Clerk
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Zenōbe Energy Limited v Gas And Electricity Markets Authority
The Competition Appeal Tribunal recently dismissed Zenōbe Energy's challenge to GEMA's proposed cap and floor scheme for long duration electricity storage installations under the Subsidy Control Act 2022. While the case did not resolve whether the scheme constitutes a subsidy, it provides crucial guidance on when subsidy decisions are made and the circumstances under which they fall outside the Tribunal's review powers.
United Kingdom Energy
Sa
Shepherd and Wedderburn LLP
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The CATO Regime: Bringing Competition To Electricity Transmission (Podcast)
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Process Patents, Product Patents, Or Trade Secrets? Choosing The Right IP Strategy In Chemical Manufacturing
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