In this edition of Commercial Disputes Weekly we look at two property cases involving the right to manage and interpretation of a covenant. We also consider decisions on the date of default in GAFTA contracts and retrospective permission for a claim against a company in administration.
The financing was provided in relation to the construction of a state-of-the-art 1574 MW combined cycle power plant.
This article aims to provide an analysis of the offshore wind market in Japan, both in terms of its potential development and regulatory framework.
This article examines three recent rulings from the Dubai Court of Cassation concerning the enforceability of arbitration clauses in construction disputes and considers the practical implications for parties involved in construction projects across the UAE.
We advised Elawan Energy on a €150m debt financing for the construction of a 171 MW portfolio comprising four wind farms and one photovoltaic plant in Spanish regions of Castile La Mancha and Castile & Leon.
Read the 149th edition of our weekly update on Italian labour law.
We are delighted to announce that two deals the firm advised on have won awards at the prestigious IJGlobal Awards 2023.
We advised Societe Generale on a €89m project financing granted to X-ELIO for the construction, development, and operation of three photovoltaic with a total installed capacity of 123 MWp plants located in the southern Spanish regions of Andalusia and Murcia.
The tender process in the Crown Estate’s Celtic Sea floating offshore wind opened on 28 February 2024. The first stage for prospective bidders is the pre-qualification questionnaire.
In this edition of Commercial Disputes Weekly, we consider apportionment of liability for a ship collision, sovereign immunity, a fabricated arbitration award and a contractual good faith obligation.
We advised on a loan granted by Santander CIB to Greening Group for the construction and development of 148 roof-mounted and ground self-consumption photovoltaic units at poultry processing facilities owned by the Bachoco group in Mexico.
Maas Capital is a specialist investor in the shipping, offshore and maritime industries.
