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The Energy Independence Bill: Promise, Politics And The Price Of Security
The UK government's new Energy Independence Bill promises to reshape the nation's energy landscape, but what will it actually deliver? With only cryptic references in the King's Speech and Labour Manifesto to guide us, the Bill's true scope remains uncertain—though it likely addresses planning acceleration for renewables, regulatory simplification, North Sea licensing clarity, and consumer protections.
United Kingdom Energy
TS
Travers Smith LLP
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Exemption For Foreign Permanent Establishments Be Made Mandatory
The UK government plans to make the foreign permanent establishment exemption mandatory from January 2027, fundamentally changing how UK companies are taxed on overseas operations. This policy shift, accelerated for oil and gas companies to September 2026, will prevent businesses from using foreign branch losses to offset UK profits while exempting future foreign profits from UK tax. What implications will this have for international business structures, loss relief strategies, and the broader competitivene
United Kingdom Tax
TS
Travers Smith LLP
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Government Announces Increase To Electricity Generator Levy In Package Of Measures To Break The Link Between Gas And Electricity Prices
The UK government has announced a significant policy shift aimed at reducing the influence of volatile gas prices on electricity costs. Through a combination of an increased Electricity Generator Levy and a new voluntary Wholesale Contract for Difference scheme, the government seeks to provide consumers with more stable energy prices while maintaining the existing wholesale market structure.
United Kingdom Energy
KL
Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer LLP
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How Next Generation Anode And Cathode Materials Are Extending EV Range And Why Innovators Must Protect Their Inventions
Researchers worldwide are developing ultra-high loading LFP cathodes, lithium-rich disordered rocksalts, and silicon-based anodes that promise to dramatically extend electric vehicle driving range. These breakthroughs in electrode chemistry are reshaping the competitive landscape, but with rapid innovation comes an equally fast-moving patent environment that demands early protection strategies.
United Kingdom IP
M
Murgitroyd
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