The London planning team at Herbert Smith Freehills has a new blog focused on infrastructure planning, Energy and Infrastructure Consenting Notes.
The team has promoted some of the biggest and most high-profile nationally significant infrastructure project (NSIP) applications to go through the Planning Act 2008 process, from the Hinkley Point and Sizewell new nuclear power stations to the expansion of Gatwick Airport and the Aquind Interconnector between the UK and France. We are promoting DCOs for solar projects, energy from waste plants, and advising on carbon capture and storage in the North Sea.
What is the new blog?
Through Energy and Infrastructure Consenting Notes, we will be publishing regular updates on what we consider to be the most interesting and topical developments, together with our opinions on key issues that matter to our clients.
We hope that everyone who is involved in the NSIP world or keen to learn more about it will find our new blog helpful. If you have any questions on anything mentioned in the blog or have any feedback, please do get in touch using the contact details below.
What are the monthly updates?
To ensure that we are always up to date with the latest developments, our team prepares a monthly update highlighting the key events from the previous month within the NSIP world. We have now decided to share this update more widely as newsletter to be published each month on Energy and Infrastructure Consenting Notes.
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