WFW advises InfraVia on acquisition of majority stake in LDA3 March 2025
This transaction would allow LDA to invest a billion euros over the next few years to more than double the size of its fleet.
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WFW advises EQUITA Capital on acquisition of four PV projects28 February 2025
The acquisition is part of EGIF’s commitment to support the energy transition.
WFW advises Nord L/B and AIB on onshore wind portfolio financing28 January 2025
The portfolio includes operational and ready-to-build assets in France and Ireland.
Powering Asia’s Future: Legal Insights on Energy Transition Trends for 202528 January 2025
Asia’s 2025 energy outlook highlights its leadership in innovation, collaboration and bold policies, driving renewable adoption and advancing sustainability and green finance.
WFW announces new Global Energy Sector leadership team 7 January 2025
Henry Stewart is now supported by María Pilar García Guijarro and Clarinda Tjia-Dharmadi.
WFW joins landmark e-SAF initiative Project SkyPower9 December 2024
Through Project SkyPower, WFW can leverage its deep sector expertise to address the structural and regulatory hurdles essential for scaling e-SAF production.
WFW deals win at inspiratia Energy Transition Awards 202421 November 2024
The inspiratia Energy Transition Awards showcase the leading individuals and institutions propelling the energy transition forward.
WFW secures positive results in Q3 energy and infrastructure league tables5 November 2024
The results showcase the dedication and expertise of our lawyers across our international network.
WFW joins The Legal Charter 1.529 October 2024
The Charter is an initiative developed by a group of law firms to drive change to mitigate the climate crisis.
WFW advises Bayerische Landesbank on €61m financing of Encavis’ largest German solar park28 October 2024
The plant is expected to make a significant contribution to Germany’s energy transition
Italy’s Macse proposal gets thumbs up28 October 2024
Italy’s Macse proposal for the creation and regulation of a centralised electricity storage system has been approved.
Heavy Industries Go Light: Carbon Dioxide Capture and Storage – Better stored deep down than blown high up7 October 2024
Carbon Dioxide Capture and Storage is a technology and growing business sector. The German federal government has recently come out in favour of CCS as a “building block for a climate-neutral and competitive industry”.
