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Across the energy sector, we advise on matters such as EU law requirements relating to grid assets, connections and usage, energy supply and trading (including PPAs), energy production (renewable and conventional energies) and environmental and planning issues. Foreign investment law advice is increasingly featuring in relation to energy and infrastructure projects.
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The passing of the Decree indicates a concerted governmental effort to simply and digitalise procedures and, more widely, improve the effectiveness and efficiency of administrative action.
The decree aims to simplify administrative and bureaucratic processes across numerous industries, including the environment and the green economy sectors.
This article, written jointly with Professor Suzanne Rab of Serle Court Chambers, comments on the European Commission's opening of a Sector Inquiry into the Internet of Things.
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