WFW strengthens German regulatory team with Düsseldorf counsel hire
Rebecca Trampe-Berger has joined the firm’s Düsseldorf office as counsel on 1 June, strengthening its regulatory, public law and competition practice in Germany.
Author: Raffaela Schamböck Archive
Strengthening Germany’s Digital Future from Data Centres to Fibre and Mobile Broadband
Germany’s coalition agreement prioritises digital infrastructure, aiming to expand data centres and fibre and mobile broadband to strengthen the country’s technological competitiveness.
WFW advises MPCC on container ship sale
The disposal is part of MPCC’s strategic development and the targeted restructuring of its fleet.
Success strategies for BESS investments with regard to regulation and construction
Germany’s BESS boom drives investment opportunities – regulatory hurdles, procurement risks and M&A-specific issues are key to successful project development and implementation.
How industrial power prices can reduce high electricity prices
Germany’s new coalition agreement provides relief for energy-intensive industries. Companies face evolving price models and subsidy programmes that demand strict attention to regulatory requirements.
The new Green Loan Rider
The article explores the new LMA Green Loan Rider, the extent to which it implements existing Green Loan principles and its application to shipping loans.
Accelerating Hydrogen Development in Germany
Developing a (green) hydrogen economy remains a major German and… Read more
Geothermal Energy: New Act to Mitigate Exploration Risks in Germany
The Geothermal Acceleration Act aims to mitigate exploration risks and ensure compensation for drilling damages, promoting geothermal energy projects in Bavaria and the North German Plain.
New German Federal Planning and Permitting Law Plans
Germany’s new coalition government aims to accelerate renewable energy projects by simplifying permitting processes and limiting legal actions from environmental organisations.
Setting the Course for CCS and CCU in Germany
Germany’s new coalition government wants to enable CCS and CCU on an industrial scale opening up cross-sector business opportunities beyond heavy industry.
