WFW advises NeXtWind on joint venture with VSB Group for German onshore wind repowering project
This is the second transaction on which WFW supported NeXtWind in 2025 to expand their German onshore wind portfolio.
Author: Raffaela Schamböck Archive
Asian leasing models are reshaping maritime funding – opportunities for Germany
Focus on Chinese and Japanese leasing structures, with legal aspects relevant to the German market.
WFW advises J.P. Morgan and SACE on €100m financing for Türkiye’s first luxury designer outlet
This highly complex international transaction involved no fewer than seven jurisdictions, including Türkiye, England, the Cayman Islands, Luxembourg, Italy, the Netherlands and Singapore.
M&A Basic Principles – Part II: Closing Accounts vs. Locked Box
Mergers & acquisitions (M&A) are driven by financial motives. Purchase price is fundamental, determined by valuation. Two mechanisms: closing accounts and locked box. Each has pros and cons.
WFW advises Ellomay Capital on €110m merchant financing for 198 MW Italian solar portfolio
WFW assisted Ellomay Capital in raise the funds they need to finance the construction and associated costs of their Italian solar portfolio through a bespoke multi-tranche structure allowing for a wider range of financial investors.
WFW advises lenders on financing of largest Latvian PV plant to date
The project benefits from European Union support under the InvestEU Fund, with the project sponsor being European Energy A/S.
WFW advises NeXtWind on German onshore wind portfolio expansion
With the additional capacity equivalent to 1.5 nuclear power plant reactors, NeXtWind will be able to supply around one million households in Germany with green electricity in the future.
WFW advises Stark Energie on sale of German PV portfolio
This partnership strengthens both companies in the German PV market, bringing together Stark Energie’s project development experience and Greencells’ EPC and O&M expertise.
WFW advises Eurazeo on investment in offshore service vessel platform
The platform, a joint venture between MPC Capital and O.S. Energy, helps develop, build and manage service support vessels for offshore wind farms.
