WFW deal wins IJGlobal’s ESG Transport Deal of the Year1 November 2021
The judges were impressed by the ambition and innovation of the potentially transformative project that will significantly reduce transport emissions.
The judges were impressed by the ambition and innovation of the potentially transformative project that will significantly reduce transport emissions.
In RICS latest article, Partner Nick Walker reviews the Building Safety Bill currently before Parliament.
The transaction involved the acquisition of land required for the scheme from Watkin Jones, in conjunction with a development funding agreement with them.
Tungsten Park is a 25-acre consented development site, strategically situated 500m from a new junction of the A40 allowing easy access to Oxford and the surrounding area.
WFW advised Navigator Holdings Ltd on its agreement with Ultranav to merge the business and fleet of the latter’s subsidiary Ultragas ApS.
Gateway 1 and Fire Statements are intended to integrate thinking on fire safety as part of the planning application process, but will Gateway 1 help implement Hackitt’s recommendations or become a paper exercise?
The wind farm has a total installed capacity of 588 MW. This investment is TRIG’s third in a UK offshore wind farm and represents circa 12% of its overall investment portfolio.
Located in Norfolk, England, Redstow has a total capacity of 4.5 MW Combined Heat and Power (CHP) and currently processes circa 75,000 tonnes of energy crop each year.
In the fifth of our nine-part series on the OFTO Regime, this article, we consider how the operation of the Generator Commissioning Clause affects the OFTO tender process, its unintended consequences and whether it is still fit for purpose.
The investment will help to build a nationwide network of refuelling stations that will allow heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) to run on carbon neutral fuel.
In the first of a new nine-part series exploring the challenges and opportunities presented by the OFTO Regime, this introductory article sets the scene, laying out the early development of the regime and considering how it could be improved to deliver 40GW of offshore wind by 2030.
In this nine-part series, our multidisciplinary WFW London team will offer a comprehensive analysis of the planning, regulatory, real estate and construction aspects of the OFTO regime and its impact on the future of the offshore wind market.