Law

Hydrogen Project
Europe’s Hydrogen Projects Set to Double Due to Clean Energy Demand
The number of planned or announced hydrogen projects across Europe is almost double that of current operational projects, according to research by global law fi…
Germany
Germany: Latest Renewables Law will Hold Back Expansion of Onshore Wind Energy
Renewables were 50.5% of Germany’s net electricity production in 2020.
Energy Saving
Energy Efficiency Law Passed in Chile
Chile’s first energy efficiency law targets initially a 10% reduction in energy intensity by 2030 compared to 2019.
Energy Subsidies
Serbia Issues Guidelines for Draft Law on Renewable Energy
The first law on renewable energy sources in Serbia will regulate premiums for new renewable energy capacities, the introduction of auctions, subsidies for smal…
Brexit
UK Parliament Votes for Brexit Deal
Members of Parliament today approved legislation that will pass the UK-EU post-Brexit deal into UK law, in a vote split 521 in favour and 73 against.
Germany
Berlin Confirms New Renewables Laws from 1 January
New framework contains conditions for future expansion.
United States
U.S. Senate Passes American Energy Innovation Act
AEIA to modernize domestic energy laws to ensure the United States remains a global energy leader.
Energy Storage Project
UK Legislation to Lift Barriers on 50MW+ Battery Storage Projects Goes into Effect
Planning law in the UK allowing energy storage projects over 50MW has officially changed, allowing much bigger projects to come online without going through the…
Coal Production
New Vietnam Law Threatens to Delay Major Coal Projects
A new law in Vietnam could delay four major coal-fired power projects worth a combined $9.1 billion, a U.S.-based think tank said on Tuesday, as the Southeast A…
Energy-Eficient Building
Slovenian Parliament Unanimously Adopts Energy Efficiency Act
Energy efficiency legislation was separated from Slovenia’s umbrella energy law.
Nuclear Power Plant
Frequency of Sudden Nuclear Power Plant Shutdowns Increasing
Democratic Party of Korea lawmaker Cho Jeong-sik remarked on Oct. 12 that a total of 18 nuclear power plant shutdowns occurred in South Korea from 2016 to Augus…
Solar Power Plant
Ghana’s President Commissions 6.5MW Lawra Solar Power Plant
President Nana Akufo-Addo, on 10 October 2020, commissioned the 6.5MW Lawra solar power plant, located in the Upper West Region.
Hydrogen Fuel Cell
Berkeley Lab Focuses on Hydrogen Fuel Cell Technology
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory is participating in three newly announced projects which hope to take hydrogen fuel cells to the next level.
Nigeria
Nigeria Considers Privatizing Its State Oil Firm
Nigeria will look to privatize its state oil firm Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) under a draft new petroleum law currently in Parliament for dis…
10 Years of the Nuclear Law Institute
The Institute of Nuclear Law is the AGENCY's annual training programme on nuclear law and legislative drafting.

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Law

Europe’s Hydrogen Projects Set to Double Due to Clean Energy Demand

Germany: Latest Renewables Law will Hold Back Expansion of Onshore Wind Energy

Energy Efficiency Law Passed in Chile

Serbia Issues Guidelines for Draft Law on Renewable Energy

UK Parliament Votes for Brexit Deal

Berlin Confirms New Renewables Laws from 1 January

U.S. Senate Passes American Energy Innovation Act

UK Legislation to Lift Barriers on 50MW+ Battery Storage Projects Goes into Effect

New Vietnam Law Threatens to Delay Major Coal Projects

Slovenian Parliament Unanimously Adopts Energy Efficiency Act

Frequency of Sudden Nuclear Power Plant Shutdowns Increasing

Ghana’s President Commissions 6.5MW Lawra Solar Power Plant

Berkeley Lab Focuses on Hydrogen Fuel Cell Technology

Nigeria Considers Privatizing Its State Oil Firm

10 Years of the Nuclear Law Institute