Legislation / Regulation

“We can still progress but it’s a setback,” said David Wooley, director of Goldman School’s Centre for Environmental Public Policy

The Chamber of Deputies, the lower house of Mexico’s parliament, voted by 275 to 223 on Easter Sunday (17 April)

The UK government’s business secretary is in favour of relaxing planning regulations around the construction of new onshore wind farms,

Brazil is preparing a system for licensing seabed areas and holding competitive tenders as the country looks to launch its

France has secured the European Commission’s approval to grant support, under EU state rules, for an offshore wind farm, slated

The Australian Energy Regulator (AER) is suing the operator of a massive Tesla battery over alleged failures to provide contingency

Two wind farm owners have been fined more than A$1.6 million (US$1.2 million) for their role in a state-wide blackouts

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The European Commission (EC) has proposed increasing its 2030 target for emission reductions to at least 55%, with president Ursula

Germany’s federal cabinet has approved a draft law designed to accelerate lawsuits against already-permitted infrastructure projects – including onshore wind