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WFW advises Luxcara on 83 MW solar PV portfolio financing
The solar plants will feature approximately 130,000 PV modules installed on single‑axis trackers to optimise energy output.
WFW advises lenders on Matrix Renewables 500 MW Eccles BESS project financing
The project, Matrix Renewables’ first stand-alone BESS project in the UK, is scheduled to begin commercial operations in Q3 2027.
WFW Sydney moves to St. James Centre on Elizabeth Street
St James Centre has been redeveloped with a strong emphasis on adaptive reuse and building performance.
WFW advises Nord L/B on synchronous condenser financing for Pulse Clean Energy
Located in Upper Boat, Pontypridd, South Wales, the synchronous condensers form part of the UK National Energy System Operator’s Pathfinder 3 programme.
WFW advises Nord L/B and AIB on expansion of NTR’s Taranis portfolio
The transaction involves the refinancing of Provencialis, a 48.4 MW fully operational wind farm in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region of France.
WFW advises lenders on US$1.1bn ECA-backed syndicate financing for construction of nine DP2 Suezmax shuttle tankers
This strategic investment will create one of the youngest, most efficient and technologically advanced shuttle tanker fleets in the industry, establishing a new standard for innovation and fleet renewal.
WFW advises MSC on the financing of two new World Class ship orders
The new vessels follow recent construction milestones for the MSC World Asia and MSC World Atlantic, bringing MSC’s World Class fleet to a total of eight ships.
WFW advises Samos Energy on acquisition of Suksan Salamander FSO
As part of the transaction, Samos partnered with FPSO Ventures, a leading specialist in the operation and maintenance of floating production units.
WFW advises Elgin on £500m solar PV and BESS project financing
Watson Farley & Williams (“WFW”) advised Elgin on a £500m platform financing to support its pipeline of UK solar PV and co-located BESS projects. The consortium of lenders comprised NatWest, Societe Generale, BNP Paribas, Siemens Bank and Standard Chartered.
