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In this issue: Electricity and gas market regulation and licensing Renewable energy Capacity Market, balancing services and energy system flexibility Conventional power, waste to energy, biomass, and CHP projects Nuclear energy Planning issues in energy projects International energy Daily and weekly news alerts New and updated content Dates for your diary Trackers Electricity and gas market regulation and licensing Ofgem publishes determinations on code manager selection for REC and BSC Ofgem has issued two determinations, setting out its conclusions under section 187(1) of the Energy Act 2023 to move ahead with appointing code managers for the Balancing and Settlement Code (BSC) and the Retail Energy Code (REC) without running a competition. As a consequence, both the Retail Energy Code Company Ltd and Elexon Ltd will, respectively, be asked to provide a licensing assessment form. Ofgem will subsequently review the submissions and confirm whether it proposes to award each entity a licence. See:...

Key developments and materials In this issue: Electricity and gas market regulation and licensing Networks and network connections Renewable energy Capacity Market, balancing services and energy system flexibility Hydrogen, CCUS and emerging technologies Nuclear energy International energy Dates for your diary Energy resources on Lexis+® Daily and weekly news alerts News Analysis: Key energy law developments—end of year review 2025 and horizon scanning in 2026 After another eventful period, the LexisNexis® Energy team reflects on standout energy law shifts across 2025 and horizon‑scans to flag what to monitor through 2026. The round‑up spans overarching energy policy, grid connections reform, low‑carbon hydrogen, CCUS, greenhouse gas removals, REMA, long‑duration electricity storage (LDES), the CfD regime, the Capacity Market, Great British Energy, nuclear energy, oil and gas, and planning trends across the energy sector. For full coverage, see News Analysis: Key energy law developments—end of year review 2025 and horizon scanning in 2026...

In this issue UK competition policy EU antitrust EU State aid EU antitrust Daily and weekly news alerts Caselex UK competition policy CMA publishes papers on competition policy and the UK’s industrial policy The CMA released two papers exploring how competition policy can underpin the UK government’s industrial strategy: (i) a policy discussion paper on the role of competition in supporting UK scale-ups; and (ii) a review by the CMA’s Microeconomics Unit of the existing academic literature on how investment and competition relate over the business lifecycle. Background The government’s industrial strategy sets out eight priority sectors and highlights the need to help high-growth firms expand. The CMA’s work considers how competition policy can further this aim, tackling obstacles at different stages of development and assessing the wider evidence base. Policy discussion paper The discussion paper examines how competition policy can overcome sector-specific hurdles such as restrictive regulation and procurement practices, while also...