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Is ammonia the dark horse of the net zero future? Planes, turbines and a world-first tugboat
4 October 2024
Scott Gardiner, KWM’s Co-Global Head of Projects, Energy and Resources, and Tiffany Kwong deliver their latest fun fact on hydrogen.
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KWM ESG Quarterly Compass: Fuelling the energy transition (and more)
3 October 2024
From Future Made in Australia tax incentives to new consumer energy resources rules - and more. Our latest update on the ESG insights you need to know.
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Harmony in a complex world of sustainability disclosures: global and EU standards guidance
24 September 2024
Sustainability reporting requirements are proliferating - increasing risks of inconsistency. The ISSB and the EC have released harmonisation guidelines.
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China – Draft Horizontal Merger Review Guidelines
8 July 2024
Summary of China's draft Horizontal Merger Review Guidelines prepared by KWM China
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KWM ESG Quarterly Compass: Sustainability disclosure in the frame
4 July 2024
Sustainability reporting was a standout theme across KWM's ESG insights over the past quarter. Check out our flagship analysis of the ASX50.
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Challenge to “Letters of No Consent” regime laid to rest by the Court of Final Appeal
21 May 2024
In the case Tam Sze Leung v Commissioner of Police [1], the Hong Kong Court of Final Appeal (“CFA”) unanimously upheld the “Letters of No Consent” (“LNC”) regime, as operated by the police under the Organized and Serious Crimes Ordinance (Cap.
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Flying high with hydrogen – short-haul flights take off
23 January 2024
Hydrogen has the potential to take off as an alternative, particularly for short-haul flights. Aviation leaders and start-ups are innovating.
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CBAM is coming: 10 things to prepare for the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism
22 November 2023
Operating outside of the EU? That doesn't mean you'll escape the EU's decarbonisation measures. CBAM has begun phasing in - find out more about the landmark import measure.
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Illegally disclosed a design or technology in the PRC? Say goodbye to the prior art defence
8 September 2023
Xiaoxia Zhang, an IP Partner in KWM’s Beijing office, looks at whether a company accused of breaching a patent can rely on the classic ‘prior art’ defence – that the technology or design existed beforehand – when it involved violating a contract.
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