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Anna Chung, Paul Epstein and Dan Feldman of Shearman & Sterling reflect on the prospects for renewables, nuclear and FLNG and the role of the capital markets

Gonyi Ajawin, Nairobi-based counsel for Berkeley Energy, urges renewable energy sector participants in Sub-Saharan Africa to work closer together to unlock potential

Matthew Clayton, lead counsel in Total Group’s renewables team, argues that traditional approaches to project development are failing the solar sector’s needs

Some key statistics on project financing during 2017

Robert Bartlett and Rishi Nihalani from MUFG anticipate a shift away from just core assets

Gilad Winkler and Hagit Horowitz, Fischer Behar Chen Well Orion & Co

All the key takeaways from IFLR's January 23 London event in one place

Like other European countries, Spain has not fully developed the regulation to implement the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (Mifid) by January 3 2018.

As one of Vietnam's efforts to strengthen the national banking system, which has been unstable in recent times, on November 20 2017 the National Assembly introduced a new law amending and supplementing a number of articles of the 2010 Law on Credit Institutions (Amended LOCI). The new law came into effect on January 15 2018.

Thailand has enjoyed a relatively stable petroleum law regime since 1971 when the Petroleum Act BE 2514, 1971 (PA) and the Petroleum Income Tax Act BE 2514, 1971 (PITA) were enacted. Thailand adopted a modern form of petroleum concession, which has been updated from time to time. There have been 20 bid rounds, the last in 2007. A number of commercial oil and gas discoveries have been made, and as of 2017, there were 38 concessions in force. However, Thailand has limited geological prospects for oil and gas, and it imports more than 40% of its natural gas requirements.