WFW advises lenders on financing for Ras Ghareb Wind Farm
Once built, the wind farm is expected to produce 810,000 MWh per year.
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WFW advises AUDAX on Natural Gas Exploration Permit for Sicily Channel
The permit was granted following a thorough evaluation by MASE of AUDAX’s technical and financial capabilities.
WFW excels in H1 2025 Energy and Infrastructure League Tables
The firm achieved strong results in the H1 2025 energy and infrastructure league tables in leading sector publications IJGlobal, Inframation and inspiratia.
WFW strengthens German infrastructure practice with new partner hire
Watson Farley & Williams is pleased to announce that corporate lawyer Jörn Fingerhuth has joined the firm as a partner in Munich.
WFW strengthens global energy and infrastructure practice with key Singapore Partner hire
Jun specialises in resolving complex commercial disputes, particularly through international arbitration.
WFW boosts Middle East aviation and aerospace footprint with Dubai Counsel hire
Igor is recognised as an expert in aviation finance and leasing, and has considerable experience working for financial institutions and sponsors in project finance, general banking, export finance, acquisition finance and Islamic finance.
WFW enhances APAC project finance offering with strategic Energy Sector hire from White & Case
Dominik brings over a decade’s experience in international project development and finance transactions.
WFW advises Stonepeak on strategic European renewables partnership with Solaria
This transaction marks the launch of a long-term partnership between Stonepeak and Solaria to jointly secure land for more than 4 GW of supported renewable energy projects in Europe.
WFW advises Ideenstadtwerke Group on strategic fibre optic transaction with MEAG/ERGO
WFW advised Ideenstadtwerke Group on the spin-off and partial sale of their passive fibre optic networks.
WFW advises MUFG Bank on Jeju Air Boeing 737 MAX-8 ITASCA-backed finance leases
WFW advised MUFG Bank, Ltd. (“MUFG”) on the financing of two Boeing 737 MAX-8 aircraft for South Korean low-cost carrier Jeju Air Co., Ltd. (“Jeju Air”). The aircraft were delivered in June and July 2025.
