BREXIT has given a new lease of life to UK policy makers whose day job involves revising existing laws and introducing new regulation.
Not least is the prospective replacement of the EU Emissions Trading Scheme with a UK cap and trade system. This new lease of regulatory freedom has emboldened the UK Government to lead globally on climate change. As the host of COP 26, the UK wants to project its leadership to the world in Glasgow in November this year. Weekly announcements regarding climate change policy seem inevitable now.
Read the full article here on page 5.
Womble Bond Dickinson joins the Energy and Environment Alliance
The Energy & Environment Alliance (EEA) is pleased to annouce that the international law firm Womble Bond Dickinson (WBD) has joined the EEA, which is a not-for-profit, global coalition of hospitality leaders and experts [...]
EEA and King’s Business School develop new ESG programme with and for senior hospitality industry leaders
King’s Business School and the Energy and Environment Alliance (EEA) are to offer an executive education programme designed with and for senior hospitality industry leaders to help them embed Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) [...]
Addleshaw Goddard and EEA set out free-to-use clauses to drive ESG in hospitality sector
Addleshaw Goddard has today launched a paper proposing model drop-in clauses to help drive ESG outcomes through hotel sector contracts. Written in collaboration with the Energy & Environment Alliance (EEA), the paper provides a [...]
room2 Southampton wins £10,000 prize from Drax to install electric vehicle charging
room2 Southampton has been announced as the winner of the Drax Electric Vehicles competition at the EEA Summit, held today on Tuesday 28 March 2023 at The Westin London City Hotel. Worth £10,000, the [...]
