WFW advises Varco Energy on 100 MW UK BESS project acquisition
Located in Bradford, West Yorkshire, UK, the Old Allen Road project is expected to be operational by May 2027.
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WFW devises innovative new energy licensing process for Liberian government
French supermajor TotalEnergies is the first company to sign up to the new process, marking the first exploration investment in Liberia in over a decade.
WFW adds energy expert as Counsel in London
Over the course of her career, Sarah has worked on corporate and commercial matters across multiple jurisdictions.
WFW advises ING on two US$100m+ financings for Premuda
The loans, one of which is sustainability-linked, are to support Premuda’s recently announced management buyout and to refinance the acquisition of two tankers.
WFW advises Velto on 260 MW Spanish PV portfolio acquisition
Velto will acquire 163 MW of regulated PV projects from Helia II FCR, an investment vehicle promoted by Bankinter Investment and Plenium Partners.
WFW welcomes new energy partner in London
Jean-Pascal has extensive international experience in the energy sector, having advised on renewable energy projects in over 30 jurisdictions across Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Asia.
WFW Partner Randeep Bubbra named one of Airline Economics’ ‘40 Under 40 2025’
Randeep has advised on some of the largest, most innovative and high-profile finance and leasing transactions in the aviation and aerospace sector.
WFW named Sustainability Aviation Law Firm of the Year at Airline Economics Sustainability Awards
WFW was also recognised for its central role in drafting the first edition of the Aviation EU Taxonomy Best Practices Manual, jointly issued by AWG and IATA, which won the Sustainability Innovation Award.
WFW advises lenders on £594m financing for UK’s largest BESS project
The project will be transmission connected and significantly increase the UK’s installed BESS capacity.
WFW advises Po Valley on gas sale agreement with Hera
The contract will run for a 12-month period and supply approximately 28,000,000 standard cubic metres of gas.
