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From conventional power to low carbon and renewables, our knowledge in the key segments of the energy sector brings commercial legal expertise to our clients. The power sector is developing and changing rapidly. The demand for cleaner and carbon free energy is disrupting traditional markets, ways of doing business and introducing significant risk and commercial challenges to operators, investors, and regulators. In times of change and increased commercial pressure commercial expert legal expertise delivered by an International team is crucial.

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Why choose our Power lawyers?

Our international team has proven expertise in renewables, clean tech, cyber security, AI, nuclear, battery and EV charging infrastructure, the EU Electricity market design package, ESG, transition energies and traditional power. We have the technical, regulatory, and commercial background and insight clients rely on to navigate this complex field of law.

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In addition to our significant renewables capability, our team has market-leading experience in advising on issues in electric power generation, nuclear and coal - all of which are expected to remain part of Europe's energy mix for the foreseeable future.

In addition to our power expertise, we also have considerable experience in advising on every angle of transmission and distribution network activity, and on interconnection between energy markets and in the interpretation of EU market regulation.

We have established market-leading positions in interconnectors, and corporate power purchase agreements (PPAs), two areas where legislative positions are evolving rapidly, presenting opportunities as well as obstacles for market participants.

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Think GIG: The rise of corporate PPAs

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Government’s reinvigorated CCUS ambition

In light of the UK government's reinvigorated carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) ambition, which includes a new CfD/RAB split, Fieldfisher considers whether lessons have been learned from previous competitions?

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Impact of Brexit for Interconnectors

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