Exploring Europe’s BESS boom16 September 2026
This article gives an overview of the key trends, challenges and opportunities shaping the current European BESS landscape.
This article gives an overview of the key trends, challenges and opportunities shaping the current European BESS landscape.
WFW advised Globus on the acquisition and delivery of the m.v. GLBS OLYMPIA, a 2026-built Ultramax dry bulk carrier built at the Nihon Shipyard Co. in Japan with a carrying capacity of approximately 64,000 DWT.
We consider recent decisions on consequences of fraud, claims for building safety remediation costs, sanctions legislation and approval for infrastructure projects in this edition of Commercial Disputes Weekly.
CDW will take a short break and return in November.
The transaction forms part of the group’s growth strategy, following CUBOS’s recent acquisition of TotalEnergies’ B2B charging infrastructure business, on which WFW also advised.
The order supports the long-term fleet requirements of Avolon’s airline customers and brings the firm’s total aircraft commitments to 749 aircraft.
Energy, Maritime and Infrastructure: English courts display robust stance on Hague-Visby time bars, jurisdiction agreements and adjudication award enforcement
In a decree published on 28 September 2026, the Court dismissed Codici’s action in its entirety.
Alongside existing co-shareholders RWE and Vattenfall, EWE is selling its interests in Germany’s first offshore wind farm.
The WFW Madrid Energy team was recognised for its sophisticated work across renewable energy and infrastructure projects.
This follows GDHF securing a €77m+ financing in 2024 for multiple factory new H160 helicopters, on which WFW also advised.
Our Global Maritime Group was delighted to host our Oslo Maritime Networking Reception on Wednesday 16 September.
This edition of Commercial Disputes Weekly looks at two property cases on the consequences of non-compliance with legislative formalities, off-hire and piracy clauses in a charter and on demand bonds.
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