legal challenge
Centrica applied for a judicial review after the regulator announced a change to the methodology used to set the opening price cap of £1,137 a year at the beginning of January
ClientEarth is writing to each local authority that is developing a new local plan, giving them eight weeks to explain how they will set their carbon goals
It has launched judicial review proceedings against what it says is the government’s discrimination of onshore wind in favour of offshore wind in its CfD auctions
The process is expected to be delayed following the legal challenge from an unnamed complainant
The European Court of Justice has suspended the scheme which means the UK cannot hold any auctions either until it receives clearance
The Court of Session agreed the government did not impose any such ban
A new legal challenge has been launched against the UK Government over its “repeated failure” to tackle air pollution. ClientEarth said it has lodged papers at the High Court in London and is seeking judicial review. It follows a win against Environment Secretary Liz Truss at the Supreme Court in April last year. The ruling […]
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