Following our previous article, this second part of our spotlight on the GCC analyses the infrastructure sector in the region and takes a closer look at the where the market currently stands and where it is headed.
This article examines how recent events such as the closure of Strait of Hormuz and the UAE’S departure from OPEC hare reshaping the GCC infrastructure market.
Clarinda Tjia-Dharmadi and Sonya Kalnin explore the legal trends, investor opportunities and challenges in Southeast Asia.
This article examines the key developments in the German infrastructure market, focussing on challenges and opportunities within the sector and how sub-sectors interact.
WFW is pleased to announce that the firm showed strong results in the Q1 2026 energy and infrastructure league tables in leading sector publications Green Street Infrastructure (formerly IJGlobal), Inframation and inspiratia.
Located in Upper Boat, Pontypridd, South Wales, the synchronous condensers form part of the UK National Energy System Operator’s Pathfinder 3 programme.
On Tuesday 14 April, we partnered with RINA to host the roundtable ‘New marine infrastructure: strategic networks for energy and connectivity’ at our Rome office.
This retrospective distils the most consequential developments of 2025 across Thailand, Vietnam, Singapore, Indonesia, ASEAN, Hong Kong and Japan, and highlights the indicators that will shape investability and execution in 2026.
The helicopters were acquired from Milestone Aviation Group with existing lease contracts in place with specialist European and US operators providing services to major energy sector clients.
WFW secured the highest ranking among legal advisers by deal count in Europe in inspiratia’s 2025 rankings and second globally, demonstrating our strong commitment to supporting the energy transition.
This investment will support flyRen’s growth and transformation into an independent power producer contributing to Italy’s transition towards a low-carbon economy.
The widening disparity in energy prices between the EU and its main global competitors poses a tangible threat to the EU’s international competitiveness.
