Climate Compliance and Carbon Opportunity: Asia’s Q2 Legal Outlook14 May 2025
In this update, we examine key climate policy and compliance developments across Asia in Q2—focussing on Thailand’s draft Climate Change Act.
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Commercial Disputes Weekly – Issue 24413 May 2025
In this edition of Commercial Disputes Weekly we consider two cases about treaty arbitration, an insurance claim dealing with collateral lies and a fraud condition clause, and the liability of a third party involved in fraud to contribute to liquidation assets.
WFW advises Navigator Gas on US$300M Secured Loan Facility12 May 2025
WFW advised Navigator Holdings Ltd on its new US$300m loan facility agreement with a syndicate of lenders led by Nordea Bank.
WFW advises Banco Sabadell on Enerparc AG solar PV portfolio financing9 May 2025
WFW advised Banco Sabadell on a financing granted to Enerparc AG for its 68 MWp solar PV portfolio the Balearic Islands, Spain.
Developments in the London listing markets: Shaping the Future of AIM – LSE Discussion Paper April 20258 May 2025
The LSE has published a consultation paper raising various questions regarding the future of the Alternative Investment Market.
Snacks: Digestible Weekly Labour News – Issue 2108 May 2025
Read the 210th edition of our weekly update on Italian labour law.
WFW promotes seven lawyers to counsel8 May 2025
Watson Farley & Williams is pleased to announce it has promoted seven lawyers to counsel.
Accelerating Hydrogen Development in Germany8 May 2025
Developing a (green) hydrogen economy remains a major German and… Read more
Geothermal Energy: New Act to Mitigate Exploration Risks in Germany8 May 2025
The Geothermal Acceleration Act aims to mitigate exploration risks and ensure compensation for drilling damages, promoting geothermal energy projects in Bavaria and the North German Plain.
New German Federal Planning and Permitting Law Plans8 May 2025
Germany’s new coalition government aims to accelerate renewable energy projects by simplifying permitting processes and limiting legal actions from environmental organisations.
Setting the Course for CCS and CCU in Germany8 May 2025
Germany’s new coalition government wants to enable CCS and CCU on an industrial scale opening up cross-sector business opportunities beyond heavy industry.
CCGT as a Transitional Solution: Germany’s Strategy for Grid Stability8 May 2025
The new German government acknowledges in its coalition agreement the need for additional CCGT capacity as a transition technology. This article examines developments that will be of interest to investors in the agreement.
