The Poseidon Principles: Will they affect me?
They establish a framework for assessing whether ship finance portfolios align with the IMO’s goal of reducing shipping’s total annual greenhouse gas emissions by at least 50% by 2050.
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What should shipping do about economic substance?
These are rules, pushed forward by the EU and the OECD, as part of the continued battle against “tax havens”.
Marshall Islands – economic substance requirements for shipping companies
Traditional “offshore” shipping jurisdictions have introduced “economic substance” rules. Read here to find out more.
Lazio administrative regional court affirms that Tremonti Ambiente and Conto Energia benefits are cumulative
In a significant recent decision for operators in the renewable energy market, an Italian court has determined that the tax benefits available under the Tremonti Ambiente can be claimed alongside feed-in tariffs paid under the III, IV and V Conto Energia regulations.
Geothermal Energy in Greece
This briefing focusses on the newly issued Law 4602/2019 that sets out the main principles for the exploration, exploitation and management of Greece’s geothermal potential.
Anti-suit injunctions – Chinese shipowner restrains cargo interests’ Chinese court action
The English courts have recently granted an interim anti-suit injunction… Read more
All decked out – English High Court clarifies deck exclusion clauses
Antonis Lagadianos and Tamara Ristic dicuss the repercussions of the English High Court’s recent decision regarding exclusion clauses.
Don’t underestimate Force majeure
Andrew Hutcheon and Alexandra Allen-Franks look into force majeure and its use in recent court cases.
Cruise Control: US sanctions close the door on Cuban people-to-people cruises
Daniel Pilarski discusses the US government’s new sanctions on people-to-people cruises in Cuba and their repercussions.
A new PPA template for Vietnamese wind projects
As a sequel to our previous briefing “New Guidance on Vietnamese Wind Projects”, this briefing outlines the key changes to the terms of Vietnam’s wind power purchase agreement (“PPA”).
