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Further proposed changes to the regulation of artificial intelligence unveiled by European Commission
Posted: 14/06/2022
This article is written further to our article published on 19 May 2021, which discussed the European Commission’s proposal for regulation of artificial intelligence (AI) systems. The EU Commission unveiled changes to the proposed AI Act in November 2021. A summary of some of the key amendments is set out below......>>
Challenging markets – the risks to directors of energy companies in financial difficulty
Posted: 18/10/2021
The coronavirus pandemic posed a significant challenge to the financial health of businesses across the UK. A sector additionally at the mercy of the markets following the easing of lockdown restrictions is the energy industry, with the wholesale price of natural gas (measured on a pence per therm basis) having risen dramatically......>>
Green retrofit: what is it and what does it mean for the development industry?
Posted: 01/03/2021
Green retrofit - well, its’s quite the buzzword in the development industry at the moment, but what is it really? It can actually be defined as a number of things, but in reality it is ‘exactly what it says on the tin’ - green retrofit is the sustainable refurbishment of an existing building to make it more efficient, better for the environment and sustainable...…>>
Environmental, social and governance (ESG) opportunities and challenges for registered provider (RP) boards
Posted: 20/11/2020
Environmental, social and governance (ESG) matters have steadily moved up the list of priorities for registered providers of social housing (RPs) and other housing providers following the introduction of the UK’s legally binding target to produce zero net greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 (the 2050 target)……>>
Greenwash? Environmental claims, regulatory action and legal risks
Posted: 16/11/2020
As the popularity and, therefore, demand for sustainable goods and services grow, the accuracy and reliability of businesses’ ‘green’ claims is coming under increasing scrutiny. To ensure conscientious consumers are protected, the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has launched an investigation...…>>

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