Emily Barry

May 9, 2024 | lexology.com | Kristen Roberts |Gabrielle Wong |Amy Geddes |Nick May |Stacey Pang |Oliver Henderson | +2 more

Executive summaryCorporate treasury has been, continues to be and must remain, agile in responding to unpredictable macroeconomic and political events. This applies both to debt raising (and being ready to access markets at optimal times) but also in a wider treasury context, supporting their businesses across all treasury activities and markets.

Jun 7, 2023 | lexology.com | Helen Beatty |Silke Goldberg |Sarah Pollock |Emily Barry |Dhananjaya Chak |Charlotte Whight

The ability to store electricity that is produced by renewable energy projects is crucial to maximising efficient energy use and securing the UK's energy supply in the face of global upheaval, as well as accelerating the transition to net zero. Energy is generated intermittently by wind or solar projects, for example, depending on the weather or the time of day, and does not always correlate with demand.