Frame the research around the asset and operating activity
Developers, utilities, operators, and equipment suppliers need different answers. Put the asset, site, operating activity, and jurisdiction at the center of your energy research.
Bring regulatory clarity to energy projects and essential services
Put your asset, location, and operating model at the center of regulatory research. Explore the permissions, safety duties, and environmental conditions that shape generation, storage, networks, and water supply.
Energy systems, resources and public duties
- European Union: CBAM
- United States: Federal Power Act
- United Kingdom: Energy Act
- Canada: Canadian Energy Regulator Act
- China: Energy Law
- Japan: Electricity Business Act
- Saudi Arabia: Electricity Law
- Singapore: Carbon Pricing Act
- Australia: GEMS
- India: Energy conservation law
- United Arab Emirates: Abu Dhabi transmission code
- Brazil: ANEEL PRODIST
- Mexico: Electricity Sector Law
- Indonesia: Energy Law
- Vietnam: Electricity Law
- Hong Kong: Electricity Ordinance
- Switzerland: Energy Act
- South Korea: Electric Utility Act
- Taiwan: Electricity Act
- European Union: EU ETS
- United States: FEOC and PFE requirements
- European Union: Batteries Regulation
- European Union: Renewable Energy Directive
- European Union: Energy Efficiency Directive
- United States: Natural Gas Act
- United States: NRC reactor licensing
- United States: Gas pipeline safety regulations
- European Union: Electricity market rules
- European Union: Industrial Emissions Directive
- United States: Safe Drinking Water Act
- United States: NPDES
- European Union: Seveso III
- United States: OSHA process safety
- European Union: Energy labeling
- European Union: CSRD
- European Union: EU Taxonomy
- United States: Atomic Energy Act
Understand the setting and dependencies behind an energy project
Identify the requirements that could affect project sequencing
Explore how permitting, grid access, safety, and environmental obligations interact. Use a research checklist to surface questions that could affect project sequencing, procurement, or operating arrangements.
Support investment and operating decisions with evidence
Review project specifications, technical reports, or operating procedures against relevant regulatory sources. Build a referenced brief that gives engineering, legal, and investment teams a clear view of the findings and unresolved questions.
Investigate the rules from generation and storage to climate services
Research the requirements for connecting generation to the grid
Investigate electricity licensing, interconnection, network access, and reliability requirements. Distinguish the responsibilities of generators, network operators, and suppliers for the activity being planned.
Place a renewable project in its permitting and market context
Research wind, solar, and other renewable projects in their permitting and market context. Explore siting, environmental assessment, grid connection, and the conditions attached to support mechanisms.
Follow battery obligations through supply, installation, and recovery
Connect product safety and transport questions with installation, operation, and end-of-life duties. Examine how chemistry, capacity, application, and the party placing a battery on the market affect research.
Investigate operating responsibilities from the field to the pipeline
Work through extraction, processing, pipeline, and storage obligations. Research operating permissions, major-hazard controls, emissions, and decommissioning responsibilities for the facility and activity involved.
Keep nuclear licensing and radiation protection questions explicit
Explore nuclear licensing, radiation protection, radioactive materials, and waste-management requirements. Assemble a referenced account of the issues that need assessment by qualified nuclear and regulatory specialists.
Establish the regulatory basis for a carbon or climate claim
Investigate emissions trading, carbon pricing, border adjustments, and reporting obligations. Distinguish a legal reporting duty from a voluntary claim or credit scheme when preparing a client or investment brief.