WFW advises Belenergia on €190m equity investment12 July 2024
WFW acted as Belenergia’s Italian legal counsel on all aspects of the transaction.
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WFW advises Smart Energies on €87m fundraising26 June 2024
We advised Smart Energies on a €87m fundraising to accelerate the deployment of rooftop, car park and small ground-mounted solar projects in Europe.
WFW advises Elawan on joint venture with R.Power6 June 2024
The projects are located across Italy.
WFW advises CMFL on novation of bareboat charter and purchase of drilling rig by Saipem21 March 2024
Sea Lion 7 is a self-elevating mobile drilling unit capable of operating in water depths of up to 114.3 metres.
WFW advises PLC on sale of Schmack majority stake to HZI12 March 2024
With this divestment, PLC exits the biogas/biomethane market to refocus on core business of developing, building and operating electric infrastructure and PV and onshore wind plants in Italy.
WFW advises Encavis on acquisition of 30 MW Italian solar project10 January 2024
The project will generate around 42 GW per year and will be managed by Stern Energy
WFW advises ENI on purchase of Scarabeo 5 from Saipem29 November 2023
Scarabeo 5 will be installed off the coast of the Republic of Congo.
WFW advises Yanolja Cloud on acquisition of Go Global Travel31 July 2023
WFW led and negotiated the entire transaction, including finalising the sale and purchase agreement.
WFW advises Photosol on 100 MW Italian project portfolio acquisition12 July 2023
Photosol intends for this inaugural investment to be the first of many in the Italian market.
WFW advises CIP in partnership with GreenIT on agreement to develop 2 GW Italian floating offshore wind projects24 March 2023
The projects will have an overall installed capacity of approximately 2 GW.
WFW advises Azimut IPC Fund on Italian biomethane plant financings28 February 2023
The plants will each use circa 54,000 tonnes of compost annually.
WFW advises Elawan on acquisition of 71.6 MW photovoltaic projects in Italy16 January 2023
The two plants are estimated to be operational by 2025 and will have a capacity of circa 20.4 MW and 51.2 MW.