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Energy Disputes – Spotlight on Close – Decommissioning

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Decommissioning of energy assets typically arise at project Close, or asset end of life. Our Energy Disputes Guide explains that this will typically involve shutting down, removal and disposal of plant. During this phase, avoiding and mitigating disputes can be achieved by:

  • Identifying and understanding any statutory requirements or regimes applicable to the decommissioning of your asset or remediation of the site.
  • Considering contractual documents and procedures from the commissioning process as these may contact relevant decommissioning information.
  • Be clear on any outstanding or potential disputes and how these could interact with the decommissioning process.   

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