Charlotte Pembroke

Charlotte Pembroke has established herself as one of the UK's leading environmental lawyers, bringing 14 years of specialized experience to the rapidly evolving fields of ESG compliance, climate change law, and environmental regulation. As a Senior Associate at Crestwood Law, Charlotte combines deep legal expertise with practical business understanding to help organizations navigate the complex landscape of environmental law and sustainability requirements.

Her practice encompasses the full spectrum of environmental law, from regulatory compliance and environmental impact assessments to climate litigation and green finance matters. Charlotte has particular expertise in ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) compliance, helping companies develop and implement comprehensive sustainability strategies that meet both regulatory requirements and stakeholder expectations.

Charlotte's approach to environmental law is characterized by her ability to translate complex regulatory requirements into practical business solutions. She works closely with boards of directors, sustainability teams, and senior management to develop strategies that not only ensure compliance but also create competitive advantages through environmental leadership and innovation.

In the area of climate change law, Charlotte has been at the forefront of developing legal frameworks for corporate climate responsibility and carbon management. Her expertise covers all aspects of climate-related legal issues, from carbon trading and offset mechanisms to climate risk disclosure and adaptation planning. She has advised on some of the most significant climate-related transactions and disputes in recent years.

Charlotte's work in renewable energy law has been instrumental in supporting the UK's transition to a low-carbon economy. She has advised on numerous renewable energy projects, from small-scale solar installations to major offshore wind developments, helping clients navigate the complex regulatory and commercial challenges involved in clean energy development.

Beyond her client work, Charlotte is a recognized thought leader in environmental law and sustainability. She regularly speaks at international conferences, contributes to leading environmental law publications, and provides training to business leaders on emerging environmental legal issues. Her insights on the intersection of law, business, and environmental protection are frequently sought by policymakers, regulators, and industry leaders as they work to address the challenges of climate change and environmental degradation.