WFW advises lenders on financing for Elyse Energy projects
The €70m financing will be used to develop two strategic sustainable fuel projects.
Author: Creg Cook Archive
WFW shows strong results in Q3 Energy and Infrastructure League Tables
The firms achieved 19 first place Inframation rankings.
WFW advises lenders on £235m financing for 680 MW BESS project
Due for completion in 2026, the project is Statera’s largest consented BESS project to date.
WFW advises Alamos Gold on US$470M sale of Doğu Biga
The US$470m sale price will be paid in three instalments: US$160m paid upon completion of the transaction on 27 October, followed by payments of US$160m and US$150m on the one and two-year anniversaries of closing.
WFW advises DNB on ECA-backed US$239.7M INSW vessel construction financing
The facility was executed in August 2025 and the first of the vessels, the Seaways Alacran, was delivered in September 2025, with the remaining five vessels scheduled for delivery sequentially over the next year.
WFW advises Octopus Energy Generation and BayWa r.e. on green CPPAs with SNCF Énergie
Octopus Energy Generation and BayWa r.e. inaugurate their first CPPAs in France with this transaction.
WFW advises Eiffel Investment Group on acquisition of 50% stake in 270 MW TotalEnergies Renouvelables France renewables portfolio
TotalEnergies retains a 50% stake in the portfolio and will continue to operate the assets and distribute the majority of the energy produced.
WFW Senior Associate Javier Ruffín named “Energy Lawyer of the Year” in Iberian Lawyer’s “Forty Under 40 Awards”
Javier advises leading energy and infrastructure companies on a wide range of corporate and M&A transactions, such as bidding processes, joint ventures and complex project contracts including EPCs, O&Ms and PPAs.
WFW matter wins at Airline Economics Middle East, Africa & Islamic Aviation 100 Awards
WFW advised Bank Al Jazira on the secured Murabaha financing of three Airbus A320neo aircraft for Flynas
WFW advises KGAL on Spanish PV portfolio acquisition
With a total installed capacity of 60.5 MWp, the projects represent a significant addition to SAGST’s renewables platform and will contribute to Spain’s energy transition targets.
