Doing business in Latin America is rewarding but, as in many other jurisdictions involving multiparty and complex contractual structures, it represents some challenges that need to be properly assessed and managed, says Carlos Solé, who leads the Energy Regulatory Practice at KPMG Spain…. This content is for Basic – monthly, Basic – yearly, Pro –...
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Many of Spain and Portugal’s largest businesses operate in the energy sector but even they have not gone untouched by the financial downturn. Variable demand, reduced revenues and regulatory uncertainty are prompting energy players
There was a time, not long ago, when Spain was a bright spot in the global solar market. The country attracted significant interest from international sponsors and banks for developing solar schemes. ... This content is
The discovery by Anadarko and ENI of significant recoverable gas reserves off the coast of Mozambique in late 2011 is prompting dramatic change in its energy sector... This content is for Basic - monthly, Basic -
The changing role of the State in Portugal’s energy markets... This content is for Basic - monthly, Basic - yearly, Pro - monthly, Pro - yearly, Premium - monthly, Premium - yearly, Platinum -
The 40 percent reduction in feed-in tariff rates applicable to solar photovoltaic sector schemes and the introduction of a cap on the volume of output that can be sold, introduced last year by the Spanish Government,
The Iberian energy markets remain an area of continuing activity, say lawyers. Inevitably the financial crisis has had an impact, but the sector in many respects remains largely healthy. The major utility players continue to
Portugal is embarking on a series of pilot solar photovoltaic and thermo-solar production sites that may lead to a dramatic expansion of the market... This content is for Basic - monthly, Basic - yearly, Pro
The success of Portugal’s onshore renewable energy strategy is prompting both the government and investors to now look at new opportunities, albeit with mixed success, says Jose Eduardo Martins, Head of Public Law at