WFW advises KfW IPEX-Bank on €100m KfW promotional loan to RAILPOOL
The financing was provided as part of KfW’s Programme 269 “Investment Loan for Sustainable Mobility” and will be used to order additional locomotives.
Author: Raffaela Schamböck Archive
WFW deal wins Europe Roads Deal of the Year at Proximo Deal of the Year Awards
We are delighted that this landmark infrastructure project in Türkiye has been recognised by Proximo.
WFW deal wins Export Finance Renewables Deal of the Year at TXF Perfect 10 Awards 2025
WFW advised ÇALIK ENERJİ SANAYİ VE TİCARET A.Ş. (“Çalık Enerji”) on the approximately €112m financing of the 73 MW Zatriq Wind Power Plant in south-western Kosovo.
WFW advises Wascosa on €300m increase of CAPEX facilities
The transaction underscores our experience in advising on complex, high-value financing in the transport and infrastructure sector.
WFW advises TotalEnergies on strategic partnership with AllianzGI
With this agreement, the partners will deliver an investment of €500m in critical energy infrastructure for Germany.
WFW advises Airborne Capital on strategic investment in Soji AI
This forward-looking transaction combining aviation and technology demonstrates our ability to provide comprehensive, cross-practice legal advice.
WFW advises MEC Energy on strategic partnership with CleanCap
The strategic partnership between MEC Energy and CleanCap will support the development of a German portfolio of solar PV and battery energy storage (BESS) projects.
Can Europe’s new e-Fuel strategy for maritime help solve the fuel availability conundrum?
The article examines how STIP aims to boost investment in sustainable maritime fuels (“SMFs”).
WFW advises Commerzbank AG and ABN AMRO on German BESS portfolio financing
This transaction demonstrates strong market appetite to finance BESS platforms in Germany.
WFW advises Encavis on €135m financing for acquisition of 199 MW Aragón portfolio
Located in northern Spain, the 199 MW Aragón portfolio comprises three wind farms with a combined output of approximately 142 MW and two photovoltaic (PV) plants totalling 57 MW.
