Our “Junior Energy In-House Lawyers Webinar Series” is an online learning programme for junior in-house lawyers looking to increase their knowledge on key topics and issues relevant to the renewable energy sector.

If you have missed any of our sessions from the 2026 programme you can catch up by watching the recordings listed below.

Session 1 - Life extension / re-powering of projects

Darroch Anderson, Ellé Chenery, Hazel Noble, Jemma Hughes, Tyler McCraw, and Marianne Wilson provide an overview of key legal issues at the development stage for life extension and repowering of renewable energy projects.

Session 2 - Lobbying government and engaging with public decision makers

Louise McErlean covers the law on lobbying, and the strategic considerations for engaging with public decision-makers. This session includes top tips for effective engagement, in order to influence policy, and build constructive relationships with elected officials, as well as navigating decision-making processes effectively. 

Session 3 - An introduction to project finance in a renewable energy project

Kendall Allan and Dornie Burnett provide an overview of the structure of a project finance transaction, including who the key parties are, and typical documentation required.  They highlight the different stages of a transaction and key considerations to be aware of.

Session 4 - Corporate criminal liability (economic crime): managing management risks

Eilidh McSherry explains why businesses in the energy sector are more exposed than ever before to committing economic crime offences through the actions of senior managers, including under the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023, to understand the practical implications and highlights tips organisations can use to manage associated risks. 

Session 5 - Choosing the right construction contract for your energy project

From FIDIC Yellow to IChemE Blue, from JCT Minor Works to NEC Target Cost, the range of possibilities around contract selection for energy projects can be overwhelming. Making the wrong choice can lead to risk and uncertainty. Wenzhuo Xia and David Sharkey demystify this landscape by providing clear, practical analysis of the leading contract forms. They’ll guide you through the pros and cons for each, ensuring you can make informed decisions that align with your project's goals.

Session 6 - What’s new in energy consenting?

Hazel Noble and Colin Dalgarno will explain the latest changes to the consenting regime and policy in Scotland and the impact these could have on renewable energy projects going forward.

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