WFW advises lenders on Low Carbon capital refinancing19 December 2025
The transaction was concurrent with CVC DIF’s acquisition of a majority stake in the company.
The transaction was concurrent with CVC DIF’s acquisition of a majority stake in the company.
WFW advised a consortium of lenders comprising KfWIPEX-Bank, NatWest, Nordea and SEB, on a €330m project financing granted to OX2 for the construction of three greenfield onshore wind farms in Finland with a total installed capacity of 277 MW.
Based in London, David Miles will work closely with WFW Dubai.
The firms achieved 19 first place Inframation rankings.
Located in Bradford, West Yorkshire, UK, the Old Allen Road project is expected to be operational by May 2027.
Over the course of her career, Sarah has worked on corporate and commercial matters across multiple jurisdictions.
Jean-Pascal has extensive international experience in the energy sector, having advised on renewable energy projects in over 30 jurisdictions across Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Asia.
The firm achieved strong results in the H1 2025 energy and infrastructure league tables in leading sector publications IJGlobal, Inframation and inspiratia.
Watson Farley & Williams advised AMPYR Distributed Energy on a £170m debt facility granted by Crédit Agricole Corporate and Investment Bank.
Watson Farley & Williams advised NatWest and SMBC as lenders on a debt financing and uncommitted accordion facility.
Watson Farley & Williams is delighted to announce that leading energy law experts Carolyn Dong, Neil Macdonald and Russell Wilkinson are joining the firm in Hong Kong.
WFW is pleased to announce that the firm has achieved strong results in the Q1 2025 energy and infrastructure league tables.
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