Despite the challenges, there are attractive reasons for investing in Nigeria's renewable power sector, including tax and other fiscal incentives. | 12yrs
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The passage of Japan's New Energy Act established where Japan's energy future is headed, as it continues to rebuild three years after the Fukushima nuclear disaster. | 12yrs
Chile needs more power, and the new government said it would decide by mid-May whether HidroAysen will supply it. | 12yrs
In an effort to conserve its waning supply of natural gas, Egypt is banning the manufacture and use of air-conditioners that go below 20 degrees. | 12yrs
This comparative guide offers a practical overview of the enforcement of judgments and arbitration awards across multiple jurisdictions. | 4mos
76-year-old Mexican oil company Pemex is powerful, but its $100 million debt led Mexican president Enrique Pena Nieto to enact energy reform that would open the company to partnerships with foreign and private investors. | 12yrs
Chancellor Angela Merkel's main cause is to increase renewable energy in Germany, and a law controlling the rise in electricity costs will help Merkel's coalition accomplish the task. | 12yrs
Two practice heads, from Hogan Lovells and Simmons & Simmons, are jumping ship to become partners in the Tokyo practice of Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman. | 12yrs
The energy practice at a leading chambers was attacked last month as attackers set up links that visitors could have clicked on to link them to malware. | 12yrs
Five lawyers specialising in nuclear energy law have left the defunct Canadian practice of Heenan Blaikie to join Gowling Lafleur Henderson in Toronto and Qatar. | 12yrs
US firm Morgan Lewis & Bockius has recruited four lawyers, including three partners, from Bingham McCutchen. | 12yrs
CMS is opening its second office in the Gulf region through a new base in Muscat. | 12yrs
Webber Wentzel has increased its oil and gas group by recruiting four partners including Kenny Paton from Bond Dickinson. | 12yrs