Women in Energy Breakfast11 February 2026
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Author: Molly Watson Archive
WFW advises lenders on €330m OX2 Finnish onshore wind project financing
WFW advised a consortium of lenders comprising KfWIPEX-Bank, NatWest, Nordea and SEB, on a €330m project financing granted to OX2 for the construction of three greenfield onshore wind farms in Finland with a total installed capacity of 277 MW.
Late payments lose ships – Commercial Court rejects bareboat sale obligation
In this article, Natalie and James explain a July 2025 ruling by the English Commercial Court relating to interpretation of a bareboat charterparty’s sale obligation provision.
Proving Denial of Justice in Investor-State Disputes
Denial of justice claims are powerful tools in investor-State dispute settlement but require high standards of proof and strategic planning to effectively address serious judicial misconduct.
EU initiatives on energy affordability and digitalisation
The widening disparity in energy prices between the EU and its main global competitors poses a tangible threat to the EU’s international competitiveness.
ESMA releases final report on draft regulatory technical standards under the EU ESG transparency regulation
ESMA releases final report on draft regulatory technical standards under the EU ESG transparency regulation.
Offshore Wind in the Philippines
An analysis of the offshore wind market in the Philippines – key considerations and issues for market participants.
On-Site Review: 2025 in Perspective
Construction and development faced a mixed but improving landscape in 2025. Although the sector saw modest growth in output driven by infrastructure and private housing, there remained ongoing weakness in commercial sectors like offices and retail.
Tolling Agreements for Storage: from the Model to the Critical Clauses11 December 2025
We held a breakfast seminar at our Milan office on ‘Tolling Agreements for Storage: from the Model to the Critical Clauses’ Thursday 11 December 2025.
