Stepping on the gas – the factors behind the rise of green hydrogen

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Stepping on the gas – the factors behind the rise of green hydrogen

At COP28 last year, all parties acknowledged that renewable and low-carbon hydrogen will be an essential factor in meeting global energy needs while decarbonising industry. With law firms advising clients on green hydrogen projects which seek to replace conventional fuels within heavy transport, thermal power stations, domestic heat grids, and industrial activity, hydrogen has the potential to make a vital contribution toward decarbonising hard-to electrify processes.

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Energy perspectives: Maria Connolly

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Energy perspectives: Maria Connolly

What made you decide to become a lawyer and, once you’d made that decision, why energy?

I chose to do law at university as I felt it would be a good base for a future career choice, whether that was law or otherwise. Even the prospect of doing a degree was pretty daunting at first, as the first in a generation to do so. However, I genuinely loved it, particularly all things land law, and it was therefore a natural career choice for me to secure a training contract – which was with TLT!  Continue reading “Energy perspectives: Maria Connolly”