PODCAST: The Climate Lawyer: What Can In-House Counsel Do?
There's a new hope in the battle against climate change from somewhere you might not expect. In-house counsel are stepping up to become agents for change in their organisation. In this fifth episode of the Clifford Chance podcast series "The Climate Lawyer", host Richard Kim (counsel, Düsseldorf) is joined by Adam Woodhall, founder and CEO of Lawyers for Net Zero, a non-profit that helps guide in-house counsel on their climate journeys.
Multi-Purpose Interconnectors: Enabling the transmission of clean energy in the UK
As the UK strives towards its ambitious target of 50GW of offshore wind capacity by 2030, large-scale investment will be required in the offshore wind industry.
This will be a crucial year for China as it is determined to move centre stage globally. It plans to tackle a range of issues from climate change to dealing with increasingly powerful tech companies, while President XI is likely to further increase his grip on power by asking the Party Congress for a third term in office. Here, Clifford Chance experts look at what lies ahead.
There remains a narrow window of opportunity for timely action to address the climate crisis. The necessary transition from fossil fuels to low-carbon energy sources will require massive and sustained levels of investment. Clifford Chance experts explore some of the trends that will shape the energy transition.
As investment in the tech sector booms and potentially transformative technologies build momentum, responsible business and innovation becomes a focus for companies and regulators alike. We look ahead to five key technology trends to watch in 2022.
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