The global shift towards low-carbon energy is more pressing than ever, and as such, the need to modernize energy infrastructure has become a priority for many nations around the world. The European Union, in particular, has shown a commitment to developing modern energy infrastructure and has recognized the significant role it plays in the economic affairs of the Union. However, not all low-carbon energy investments are guaranteed to be commercially sustainable or profitable in the long term, making proper project advising and structure crucial.
At Chambersfield, our legal teams are well-equipped to provide guidance and advice on a range of low-carbon energy projects, including emissions trading and disputes relating to emission allowance, drafting and monitoring adherence to emissions reduction purchase agreements, and flexible mechanisms under the Kyoto Protocol. Our experts are knowledgeable about the regulatory landscape and have experience working with global clients in the energy sector, making them well-suited to support clients looking to navigate this rapidly-evolving industry.
We recognize the importance of proper project advising and structure in ensuring the commercial viability of low-carbon energy projects, and our team of legal professionals is committed to providing our clients with the best possible advice and support to help them achieve their goals. Whether it’s ensuring compliance with relevant regulations or providing guidance on potential risks and challenges, our team is dedicated to helping our clients succeed in this critical area.