WFW wins Africa Deal of the Year at The Asset Triple A Sustainable Infrastructure Awards for Simandou Project3 July 2025
This is the third award that the Simandou project has won.
This is the third award that the Simandou project has won.
The commodity-backed structured trade finance industry, or “STF”, has stepped in to address the gap in the market.
Watson Farley & Williams advised AMPYR Distributed Energy on a £170m debt facility granted by Crédit Agricole Corporate and Investment Bank.
Germany’s coalition agreement prioritises digital infrastructure, aiming to expand data centres and fibre and mobile broadband to strengthen the country’s technological competitiveness.
WFW advised a consortium of international and Israeli banks on a debt refinancing and uncommitted accordion facility to Ratio Energies.
This transaction marks Çalık Renewables’ first renewable energy investment outside of Türkiye and the first wind project supported by “SERV”.
In this article, we explore the issue and its wide-reaching impact and what, if anything, can be done to mitigate it.
WFW has advised Elawan Energy on a €76m non-recourse financing granted by Natixis for the financing of a 175 MW portfolio in Spain.
Watson Farley & Williams advised NatWest and SMBC as lenders on a debt financing and uncommitted accordion facility.
WFW advised Banco Sabadell on a financing granted to Enerparc AG for its 68 MWp solar PV portfolio the Balearic Islands, Spain.
WFW is pleased to announce that the firm has achieved strong results in the Q1 2025 energy and infrastructure league tables.
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