WFW advises Energy Exemplar on SIMONE Research Group and LIWACOM Informationstechnik acquisition4 September 2026
The transaction underlines the growing importance of digital solutions in the transformation and optimisation of energy infrastructure.
The transaction underlines the growing importance of digital solutions in the transformation and optimisation of energy infrastructure.
Located in the Valencia region, the 99 MW and 27 MW projects have been under development for approximately 18 months.
The transaction was completed following WFW’s coordination and sourcing for both NYK and Stolt-Nielsen of all required regulatory and competition authority approvals.
The transaction was undertaken for Gresham House Europe’s energy transition credit platform.
Delivery of the Airbus A350-900 is scheduled for December 2026, with a second aircraft expected to join Aircalin’s fleet in mid-2028.
The move represents a significant milestone in the firm’s ongoing investment in its global office network and commitment to providing a first-class environment for clients and colleagues alike.
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