WFW advises Jastar Capital on acquisition of Native Bankside luxury aparthotel13 February 2023
Watson Farley & Williams has advised Jastar Capital on its £40m+ acquisition of Native Bankside, a luxury aparthotel in London.
Watson Farley & Williams has advised Jastar Capital on its £40m+ acquisition of Native Bankside, a luxury aparthotel in London.
Watson Farley & Williams has advised French independent asset management company RGREEN INVEST on a €250m investment in independent Israeli renewable energy producer Econergy to enhance their strategic cooperation.
Watson Farley & Williams has advised PNE Group on the formation of its joint venture with Sweden’s Eolus Group for the development of an offshore wind firm off Latvia’s western coast.
Watson Farley & Williams has advised Iberdrola Renovables Italia S.p.A. on the preparation and negotiation of an investment agreement, including related services and shareholder agreements, to establish iCube Renewables, a joint venture with Innovo Group S.r.l., for the development of renewable energy projects in Italy including photovoltaic plants, wind farms and battery storage facilities.
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The wind farm consists of 22 wind turbines and can produce an average of 100 MWh of electricity per year.
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WFW was recognised for its strong international network and as a market leader in the Iberian Peninsula for advising leading energy funds, notably on M&A and project financing transactions.
The Golar Tundra will contribute circa 6.5% of Italy’s gas needs, bringing the Italian regasification capacity to more than 25% of demand.
The financing will allow Railpool to both refinance part of its existing debt and finance new build rolling stock as well as working capital.
Gallo Due owns an operational 20.7 MW onshore wind farm in the municipality of Oppido Lucano in the southern region of Basilicata.