WFW advises North Star Renewables on Dogger Bank SOV financing15 September 2021
Dogger Bank is being developed in three phases which, when operational, will be the world’s largest offshore wind farm with a total installed capacity of 3.6 GW.
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WFW advises BayWa r.e on acquisition of French developer Enerpole14 September 2021
Thanks to this acquisition, BayWa r.e. establishes its seventh office in France and strengthens its presence in the south western Occitanie region, where it already operates five solar farms.
WFW advises Kommunalkredit on loan for 89 MW PV plant financing14 September 2021
Vienna-headquartered Kommunalkredit is an investment bank focussed on developing sustainable infrastructure to improves the quality of people’s lives.
WFW advises Ropemaker on £17m Exeter co-living scheme forward funding acquisition14 September 2021
The transaction involved the acquisition of land required for the scheme from Watkin Jones, in conjunction with a development funding agreement with them.
Financing LNG Carriers and Multi-Party Issues In LNG Export Projects10 September 2021
Partners Joe McGladdery and Simon Kavanagh, in the latest issue of Marine Money, look at some of the more significant issues faced generally by Owners when constructing and financing LNGCs against long-term charters.
Snacks: Digestible Weekly Labour News – Issue 199 September 2021
Read the nineteenth edition of our weekly update of Italian labour law.
WFW advises LeapFrog on acquisition of a 16.94% stake in Ghana’s Fidelity Bank8 September 2021
WFW advised LeapFrog Investments on its acquisition of a stake in Fidelity Bank Ghana Limited, Ghana’s largest privately owned bank.
The UK’s hotly anticipated hydrogen strategy – Cool Britannia, or full of hot air?7 September 2021
Following stated intentions to become a global leader in hydrogen, the UK government recently launched its long-awaited hydrogen strategy. But is this new strategy the foundation for a future hydrogen super economy or just full of hot air? Read our analysis to find out!
Inconsistent terms and the binding nature of quality certificates6 September 2021
This article looks at an English Court of Appeal judgment concerning the effect of a quality certificate which will be of interest to all those involved in the purchase and sale of oil products.
WFW expands energy expertise with key new London Partner hire6 September 2021
Senior project finance lawyer Julian Nichol has joined the firm’s Projects Group as a Partner in London.
Snacks: Digestible Weekly Labour News – Issue 182 September 2021
Read the eighteenth edition of our weekly update of Italian labour law.
WFW advises Ropemaker Properties on Tungsten Park forward commitment acquisition2 September 2021
Tungsten Park is a 25-acre consented development site, strategically situated 500m from a new junction of the A40 allowing easy access to Oxford and the surrounding area.
