Recent environmental cases in Australia Two recent cases involving environmental actions provide some guidance on how the law and Ministerial decision making can apply. Recently two judicial review proceedings were dismissed by the Federal Court. The case was brought by Environmental Justice Australia and has been called the Living Wonders case. The case sought to challenge the Federal Environment Minister’s failure to adequately consider climate change risk when assessing two coal mine expansions under s78 of the Environmental Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999. December 6, 2023 By AMPLA Admin Environment, Industry, Resources and Energy 0 Comment Read More >>
Recent regulatory updates across Australia This article provides an overview of developments in the industry over the past couple of months that have occurred in several states across Australia. October 17, 2023 By AMPLA Admin General, Resources and Energy 0 Comment Read More >>
Recent updates in New Zealand, Canada, Indonesia and Vietnam The industry’s legal landscape continues to evolve across the world. This article outlines some recent updates from New Zealand, Canada, Indonesia and Vietnam. September 26, 2023 By AMPLA Admin International, Resources and Energy Canada, New Zealand, Indonesia, Vietnam 0 Comment Read More >>
Hot topics affecting the clean energy transition Lauren Shave, Special Counsel, Gilbert + Tobin and President, ER Law Western Australia Branch August 21, 2023 By AMPLA Admin Board, Conference, Environment, Resources and Energy 0 Comment Read More >>
ARELJ Comment- Investment Treaty Claims by Australian Resource and Energy Companies April 28, 2023 By Sally Parker ARELJ, General, Resources and Energy ARELJ, Investment, Treaty, ForeignInvestment, EnergyResources 0 Comment Read More >>
Latest developments in the United States, Canada and New Zealand There continues to be significant developments in the sector across the globe. In this article we highlight some key changes in the United States, Canada and New Zealand. April 24, 2023 By AMPLA Admin General, International, Mining, Resources and Energy USA, Canada, New Zealand, Trade Agreements 0 Comment Read More >>
Expanding further into hydrogen Green hydrogen production continues to grow at a rapid pace, with over 109 kilo tonnes per annum produced globally in 2022, representing a 44% growth compared to 2021. Countries including US, Denmark, Canada and Egypt, have announced over 111.9 million tonnes per annum capacity in 2022 alone. April 12, 2023 By AMPLA Admin Environment, General, Resources and Energy Energy Transition, Green Hydrogen 0 Comment Read More >>
ARELJ Article- Activist Shareholders and Climate Change: Australian Developments April 6, 2023 By Sally Parker ARELJ, Environment, General, Resources and Energy ARELJ, ClimateChange, Activism, ESG 0 Comment Read More >>
ARELJ Article- Market Substitution, Climate Change and Coal Royalty Revenue in Queensland and NSW: Filling the Void April 5, 2023 By Sally Parker ARELJ, Environment, Mining, Resources and Energy ARELJ, ClimateChange, MSA 0 Comment Read More >>
ARELJ Recent Development- Electricity Infrastructure Investment ACT 2020 (NSW): Key Provisions and Legal Issues for Project Investors to Consider March 20, 2023 By Sally Parker ARELJ, General, Resources and Energy ARELJ, Decarbonisation, Energy, Electricity, Infrastructure 0 Comment Read More >>