WFW advises Encavis on leading Italian Energy Release 2.0 transaction
WFW advised Encavis on the contractual framework enabling its participation in one of the most significant transactions under Italy’s Energy Release 2.0 programme.
WFW advised Encavis on the contractual framework enabling its participation in one of the most significant transactions under Italy’s Energy Release 2.0 programme.
On 2 February 2026, the TCC delivered an important judgment relating to workmanship standards, materials selection, mechanical and electrical installation practices, the evidential weight of expert joint statements, and the obligations owed under collateral warranties in multi‑layered ownership structures.
As part of MPC Capital’s active asset management approach, charter extensions were agreed at an early stage of the project, extensive technical retrofitting measures implemented and a refinancing by Japanese lenders structured.
In the second of our series of articles looking at key trends in African critical minerals projects, we consider the role of foreign direct investment and geopolitical dynamics.
The EU is developing a new Construction Services Act to harmonise rules, reduce fragmentation and support greener, more digital construction across the Single Market. Although the UK is outside the EU, these reforms will influence UK contractors operating in EU supply chains by shaping procurement rules, sustainability standards and digital compliance expectations.
The helicopters were acquired from Milestone Aviation Group with existing lease contracts in place with specialist European and US operators providing services to major energy sector clients.
As lessor exposure to Thai airlines increases, we revisit and update our top ten takeaways from the rehabilitation proceedings.
Disputed contract formation to undermine adjudication, restrict fraud challenges and highlight the importance of clear, enforceable agreements.
The decision of the Board in Uniform Building Contractors Ltd v The Water and Sewerage Authority of Trinidad and Tobago [2026] UKPC 2 delivers a clear and unambiguous warning to contractors operating under FIDIC‑based design‑and‑build contracts.
Join our leading Middle East dispute resolution and maritime team for an interactive session on how to exit or renegotiate Joint Venture Agreements.
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