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Déjà Vu – the implications of Zenobē Energy’s latest case for local government

Zenobē Energy has launched a second Subsidy Control challenge against 'cap and floor' support for the lithium-ion battery market. The case is relevant to local government because it is likely to mean more cases are brought, writes Alexander Rose.
April 01, 2026
Déjà Vu – the implications of Zenobē Energy’s latest case for local government

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The Local Power Plan: Putting Clean Power in Communities’ Hands

March 18, 2026
Great British Energy and the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero have unveiled the Local Power Plan — up to £1 billion in funding for what they describe as the UK’s “largest public investment in community energy”. Sophie Read explains the details.

Arts and Culture, Community and Regeneration: The Two New Streamlined Subsidy Routes

March 09, 2026
Beatrice Wood and Sophie Read explore the two new Streamlined Routes, officially introduced in February this year, to simplify the awards of certain subsidies: the Community and Regeneration route and the Arts and Culture route. This article discusses the potential impact of their introduction, along with the general background and benefits of utilising streamlined routes.

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Jonathan Bourne of Damar Training sets out why in-house council teams and law firms should embrace apprenticeships.

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