Kathryn Emmett

Head of IEN Knowledge
London
Kathryn Emmett
Phone +44(0) 20 7090 4640
Kathryn.Emmett@SlaughterandMay.com
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Electricity market reforms in Great Britain
Reforms to the electricity market are underway in Great Britain and recent developments in response to instability in the Middle East will have wide ranging implications for market participants and their commercial contracts. In this publication,...
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Jostling for position: A neverending power struggle for grid connection
On 13 February 2026, Ofgem published a Call for Input on a new package of reforms proposed for demand-side grid connections. The demand connection queue has risen to a staggering 125 GW in the past year, but Ofgem is now concerned a significant proportion...
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Autumn Budget 2025: balancing the books for energy and infrastructure investment
On 26 November 2025, the Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, delivered her second Budget. Facing a challenging fiscal landscape of stalled economic growth, above-target inflation, and high government borrowing, she emphasised the need to ...
Connections Reform in Great Britain: A new queue on the horizon?
The National Energy System Operator’s (NESO) Connections Reform programme has been in planning and implementation for some time, and on the current timeframes, it is anticipated that the first Gate 2 outcomes will be known before the end of the year....
Regulated Asset Base Models: Their role in energy and infrastructure investment in the UK
The Regulated Asset Base (RAB) model is a tried and tested method used in the UK to finance major infrastructure assets. The model aims to strike a balance between delivering value for money to consumers and providing long-term stability for investors....
The Energy Dividend: Power strategies to maximise data centre investments
It’s no secret that in today’s digital age, defined by exponential growth in artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and other data-driven services, the major constraint on data centres is not computing capacity or network bandwidth, but the...