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Waste and landfill gas to energy covers development and operation of projects that generate electricity or heat from waste-derived gas, including landfill gas and waste-to-energy facilities, within England. A solicitor in this area coordinates regulatory approvals, drafts project documentation and bids for financing, and handles permitting and compliance across planning, environmental permits, and energy procurement. They work with developers, utilities, local authorities, and regulatory bodies to secure timely approvals and maintain ongoing regulatory compliance.
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Projects rely on bespoke regulatory frameworks, including planning permission, environmental permits under the Environmental Permitting Regulations, Waste Management Licences, and energy offtake arrangements. A solicitor handles site acquisitions, offtake and power purchase agreements, grid connection agreements, environmental impact assessment processes, and ongoing compliance reporting to bodies such as the Environment Agency and planning authorities. They also navigate funding structures, construction contracts, and due diligence for investors, with attention to timing, permitting thresholds, and potential liabilities.
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