Energy

Balancing global expertise with local knowledge, we advise clients across the UK and internationally on large-scale energy projects, including oil and gas, nuclear and renewables.

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Oil and Gas

We provide expert legal advice on major global oil and gas projects, both offshore and onshore.

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Nuclear

We support clients in the global nuclear industry with strategic legal advice, risk management and dispute resolution.

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Wind

Fenwick Elliott supports and advises across the offshore and onshore wind industries, from procurement to operation.

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Solar

We deliver legal guidance across the solar energy sector, supporting clients worldwide with complex projects, contract advice and dispute resolution.

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Energy-from-Waste

We are a trusted partner in EfW projects worldwide, providing expert legal support and acting in major dispute resolution proceedings.

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Geothermal

We help clients navigate any challenges throughout construction and operation across a wide range of geothermal technologies.

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Biomass

Fenwick Elliott provides specialised legal expertise for biomass projects, guiding clients through complex contracts and dispute resolution where necessary.

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Tidal

We combine deep technical understanding with legal expertise to navigate the complexities of tidal energy projects.

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Hydropower and dams

We offer expert legal support for hydro projects worldwide, navigating complex contracts and risks from procurement through delivery and dispute resolution.

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TTSJV & Ors v BapCo Refining B.S.C.: drawing the threads together on preventing a call

The fraud test for injuncting a bank from paying out on an On Demand Bond sets a high hurdle. However, the case law on injuncting the beneficiary of an On Demand Bond from making a call under the main construction contract itself has arguably eased the requirements in recent years. A new High Court decision in TTSJV v BapCo Refining B.S.C. has now reconciled the differing authorities and confirms that a seriously arguable breach of the underlying contract will not suffice to obtain an injunction. As Claire King explains, it now clear that such relief is only available where the right to call is clearly precluded by the underlying contract.

Procurement and Construction in the Nuclear Setting – An Analysis of the Key Risks in Light of the Unique Features of Nuclear Developments 

Procurement and construction in the nuclear sector involve unique challenges, requiring tailored approaches to risk management. In this recent article, Fenwick Elliott partner Nicholas Gould and Associate Giuseppe Franco explore these challenges, compare the use of FIDIC and NEC contracts in the nuclear setting, and examine the potential of the framework alliance contract as a

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