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The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in the energy sector is rapidly transforming the industry, offering opportunities to enhance operational efficiency, optimise resource management, and drive sustainability. However, as this transformative technology becomes more and more essential to critical infrastructure, ensuring its safe and ethical use is a growing challenge. To address these challenges, the…

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Background In the Autumn 2024 Budget, the UK Government (the “Government”) announced further investment in hydrogen production and infrastructure, alongside support for the heat pump manufacturing supply chain. The use of hydrogen in home heating, alongside heat pumps and heat networks, will further accelerate decarbonisation in the UK and is a key step in reaching…

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Introducing our definitive work on heat network regulation – a comprehensive guide that cuts through the complexity of a rapidly evolving regulatory regime. In this landmark analysis, we have meticulously scrutinised every aspect of the forthcoming Heat Networks (Market Framework Regulations) 2025, the accompanying consultations, and the draft authorisation conditions. With the regulatory landscape still…

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In a significant policy update published on 9 December 2024 (“Policy Update”), Ofgem announced its intention to move away from developing a late competition model for Offshore Transmission Owners (“OFTOs”), in favour of an early competition approach. This shift marks an important evolution in how offshore transmission infrastructure will be delivered in the future. Background…

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On Friday 13 December 2024 the Department for Energy, Security and Net Zero published their ambitious Government Clean Power Action Plan – with the ethos being to “sprint” towards homegrown energy production. The primary aim is for the UK to achieve clean power by 2030 to increase energy security and improve affordability, while reducing greenhouse…

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