
Published
03 November 2010 | By Addleshaw Goddard
Long term energy costs are rising; the regulatory burden on business is increasing; consumers are demanding a green product and yet long term investment decisions have to be taken in this uncertain market. Most businesses are actively looking at ways to be involved in the energy supply chain (either alone or with partners) whether it is to reduce costs, exploit commercial opportunities and make a return, improve their green credentials; comply with existing and forthcoming regulation.
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