EU ETS and Fuel EU Maritime Regulation (FEMREG) Compliance Toolkit7 August 2024
View a must-have checklist of the essential preparations and their timelines required to comply with EU ETS and Fuel EU Maritime (FEMREG).
View a must-have checklist of the essential preparations and their timelines required to comply with EU ETS and Fuel EU Maritime (FEMREG).
The US$15bn Simandou project, the largest greenfield integrated mine and infrastructure investment in Africa to date, on which Watson Farley & Williams has been advising the Republic of Guinea, has now completed, including the required Guinean and Chinese regulatory approval.
Additional informational guidance has been released by the U.S. Department of Treasury’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network.
Negotiations have substantively concluded among 80-plus WTO Members on a new set of digital trade rules that could cover up to 90% of global trade once implemented. We take a look at what the rules contain and what comes next for this critical initiative in Geneva.
This article explores obligations imposed on large and/or unique platforms and different compliance requirements for different types of platforms.
We advised independent French renewable energy producer Technique Solaire on the drafting and negotiation of a term sheet and green power purchase agreement with Air France.
Australia and Singapore have announced ‘Ten Principles to Guide the Development of Cross-Border Electricity Trade’. This article examines the principles along with other international law considerations that will inform their implementation.
We advised Smart Energies on a €87m fundraising to accelerate the deployment of rooftop, car park and small ground-mounted solar projects in Europe.
In a landmark Advisory Opinion, ITLOS has confirmed that anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions in the marine environment are a form of pollution for the purposes of UNCLOS. We consider the key findings of the Opinion and its relevance for the deep seabed mining sector.
This green CPPA covers a 15-year period and will operate an annual capacity of 90 GWh.
Those following this series will have seen that there is a lot of activity across the globe in the EV charging infrastructure space.
The Council of State upheld WFW’s arguments.