Development projects are often faced with delays and challenges, but WJM has the expertise and a successful track record of delivering planning permission for renewables projects. Environmental Law is a fast and evolving area of legal expertise – with Wright, Johnston & Mackenzie having both the knowledge and experience in Read more…
We were reminded this week of Boris Johnson’s famous words from 2013! (Thank you CWIF.) What happened? We don’t need to tell you. “It is a good 20 years since I last drove all the way to Scotland, and in the interim something unbelievable has been done – in Read more…
Cooler weather is set to increase demand for heating across Europe from next week adding pressure to already strained energy markets where price moves have become extremely volatile. How bad the energy crisis gets all depends on the weather this winter. A spell of very cold weather could push markets Read more…
A North Sea energy island surrounded by wind farms powering British homes and beyond could be a reality before 2030. National Grid is in talks with two parties about building an island that would use wind farms to supply electricity to millions of homes in northwest Europe. The idea envisages Read more…
Energy Holy Grail I have to take issue with Tim Flinn’s perspective on energy issues (Letters, 6 October). He criticises Clark Cross for pointing out the simple but uncomfortable reality that the electricity generated by renewables (primarily wind) singularly fails to deliver a regular reliable service to industrial and domestic Read more…