The Energy Act 2023 (the “Act”) received royal assent on 26 October 2023. Part 2 of Chapter 8 of the Act introduces powers for the Secretary of State to introduce a framework via regulations to establish ‘heat network zoning’ in England.
The Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (“DESNZ”) describes heat network zoning as a
Welcome to the third instalment of our newest series, the R-EV-OLUTION, in which we will be tackling the key questions facing local authorities in the roll out of public EV charging infrastructure.
In this instalment, we consider the range of delivery models available to local authorities to deliver public EV charging infrastructure. The Government, in its 2022 electric
Welcome to the second instalment of our newest series, the R-EV-OLUTION, in which we will be tackling the key questions facing local authorities in the roll out of public EV charging infrastructure.
In this instalment, we break down the key legislative requirements local authorities must consider in the roll out of public EV charging infrastructure. When developing and
This series of papers from the Green Steve’s is to discuss key elements of the green agenda in the context of local government and to highlight opportunities for action. In that context, the subject of hydrogen might be seen as marginal. That might be the case, but this is not a view shared by every Council –
To celebrate Earth Week and to showcase its commitment to sustainability and a greener future, Sharpe Pritchard, the leading firm of public law specialists, is proud to announce the launch of its new R-EV-OLUTION blog.
The blog, spearheaded by environmental and infrastructure expert Ellen Painter, will serve as a valuable resource for local authorities, offering comprehensive guidance on the opportunities
