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Labour’s energy sector nationalisation plans: implications for the industry and investors

28 November, 2019
In May 2019, ‘Bringing energy home: Labour’s proposal for publicly owned energy networks’ the Labour Party added more detail to their 2017 Manifesto plan to nationalise the network companies, which own the pipelines and cables that deliver gas and electricity to homes and businesses in Great Britain (GB). Read more

Labour’s energy nationalisation plans expand again: Networks, offshore windfarms AND the Big Six supply businesses

21 November, 2019
The release of Labour’s manifesto today saw a further expansion in its plans for nationalising the UK’s energy industry – with confirmation that the Labour vote at conference this year to nationalise the ‘Big 6’ supply companies would become official Labour policy: Read more

2019-2020 edition of our European Energy handbook released

20 November, 2019
Our European Energy Handbook 2019 is out. Now in its eleventh edition, the European Energy Handbook 2019 – 2020 provides an in-depth survey of current issues in the energy sector in 42 European jurisdictions. Read more

Comments on Labour’s nationalisation and tax plans – as Brexit brings General Election closer

04 September, 2019
The post below was first published on our Brexit blog With a change in Government in the UK by the end of this year a distinct possibility, this morning Herbert Smith Freehills held a second roundtable with clients to discuss Labour’s radical agenda, with a particular focus on their nationalisation plans. Read more
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