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22 February 2017
This article was produced by Nabarro LLP, which joined CMS on 1 May 2017.
Energy is a high profile and often controversial topic. It is hugely affected by, and has a greater effect on, geopolitics, economics and regulation than perhaps any other sector. Energy is at the heart of everything we do, everything we use and everywhere we go. It is at the top of government agendas all over the world and is a key driver of the global economy.
Energy, like all other sectors, is susceptible to change – particularly from technology. Future of Energy: the Balance of Power is the latest thought leadership report from Nabarro. It considers the impact of technology on the energy sector and the likely changes this will bring.
For more information on Future of Energy: the Balance of Power or details of our transactional or disputes offering for energy projects, please contact one of our experts below.
This report has been written in conjunction with Book of the Future and input from Chris Hallam and Aditi Tulpule.
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