This highly complex international transaction involved no fewer than seven jurisdictions, including Türkiye, England, the Cayman Islands, Luxembourg, Italy, the Netherlands and Singapore.
Norwegian Aqua is the largest vessel to be built at the Marghera shipyard.
WFW also advised on the due diligence process for its 1.1 GW portfolio of renewable energy assets.
Kroman will install Turkey’s very first electric arc furnace consuming 15% less energy than industry standards.
The financing is for the acquisition, construction and development of a pipeline of renewable projects.
We advised National Westminster Bank and UK Export Finance regarding a €100m Export Development Guarantee term loan granted to Bristow Group.
Alpha Trains is a rolling stock operating lessor active in 22 jurisdictions across Europe.
These projects are part of Smart Energies’ strategy of stepping up investment and consolidating its position as a key player in Italy.
The financing enables the construction of nearly 2 GW of solar and battery storage assets.
The transaction featured a complex cross-border and cross-jurisdictional purchase and financing structure.
The loan facilities are backed by Italian export credit agency SACE.
Watson Farley & Williams has advised Sonnedix on the signing of an innovative €500m loan facility to finance the construction of its renewable development pipeline.