Energy legislation tracker 2020 [Archived]


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Energy legislation tracker 2020 [Archived]


Published by a UUÂãÁÄÖ±²¥ Energy expert

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This Energy legislation Tracker tool displays key legislation laid between 1 January and 31 December 2020 of Interest to Energy lawyers.

Legislation will be displayed in reverse chronological order. Legislation that is only applicable to Wales (Wales Statutory Instruments—Wales SI) will be indicated on the tracker. Legislation which was laid in 2019 or 2018 but comes into force in 2020 can be found at the top of the Energy legislation tracker 2018 [Archived] or the Energy legislation tracker 2019 [Archived].

Lexis®Library has launched three new features: Amendment Highlighter, Timeline and Legislation Menu. These new features will make it quicker and easier to access and track new legislation that the government intends to pass be it a Bill, Statutory Instruments (SI) or a new Act of Parliament as well as view historic, current and future changes to legislation.

For information on previous legislation trackers, see:

  1. •

    Energy legislation tracker 2019 [Archived]

  2. •

    Energy legislation tracker 2018 [Archived]

  3. •

    Energy legislation tracker 2017 [Archived]

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    Energy legislation tracker

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