Despite recent fluctuations in the European gas markets, we have seen an increased interest among lenders in taking security over gas in storage, or over rights to gas in storage.
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Taking Security Over Gas In Storage
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By Andrew Ray, Rick Rothman, Monica Schwebs, Axel Spies | Morgan Lewis
On February 15, 2017, the European Parliament made a significant step toward reforming the EU Emission Trading System.
LNG In Europe 2016/2017: An Overview Of LNG Import Terminals In Europe
By King & Spalding
Gas is a key source of energy supply to Europe, and plays a fundamental role in Europe’s energy supply mix.
Finding Industry Fingerprints On Atmospheric Methane
By Environmental Defense Fund Energy Exchange Blog
We’ve all seen TV detectives dust a scene for fingerprints. In a study in the journal Nature, a team of scientists did something similar, using carbon isotopes to identify the “fingerprints” of methane– one of the world’s most powerful climate pollutants in the atmosphere. The study examined the isotopic signature from two types of methane… Keep reading →
Legal Brexit: Energy – Oil & Gas
By Marc Hammerson, John LaMaster | Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP
On 23 June 2016, the UK electorate voted in a referendum to leave the European Union (EU).
How Will Brexit Impact Environmental And Energy Law?
By Paul Davies, Michael Green | Latham & Watkins LLP
Following the recent UK referendum result, attention is now turning to the legal implications for specific policy areas.
The Potential Impact Of Brexit On The EU Emission Trading System And Future UK Climate Policy
By Adam Hedley, Nicholas Rock, Peter Zaman | Reed Smith
Through the referendum held on 23 June 2016, the United Kingdom voted to end its membership of the EU.
Lucky and Good – The U.S. Energy From Shale Revolution
By Energy Tomorrow Blog
Politico has an interview out today with Iain Conn, chief executive of the British energy and services company Centrica. Entire piece is here, but let’s look at a couple of the points that he makes: What’s the biggest difference between the European and American energy markets? The U.S. has lucked out with shale gas …… Keep reading →
Investing In Renewable Energy Projects In Europe
By Ladislav Štorek, Barlas Balcioglu, Mark Clough, Lucille De Silva, Matteo Falcione | Dentons
Europe has seen a renewables surge in the last decade, with green power capacity doubling in the last five years alone.
Energy News Roundup: CPP Setback, Euro Banks Exposure To Oil Crisis & BNP Freeze Oil Credit
By Conor O'Sullivan
The supreme court hit the pause button on Barack Obama’s plans to cut climate pollution from power plants, injecting new uncertainty into the viability of Obama’s climate plan once he leaves office in 2017. [The Guardian] European banks appear to face greater long-term exposure to problems in the energy sector compared to U.S. banks, many… Keep reading →
