WFW advises on creation of National Confederation of ALS Organisations
ConELA was founded by a group of organisations dedicated to protecting and supporting those with ALS.
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WFW expands Asia Pacific asset finance practice with new Partner Hire
Simon is widely recognised as one of Asia’s top asset finance lawyers by leading legal and industry journals including Legal 500, Chambers and Airfinance Journal.
WFW advises Azimut managed IPC Fund on Italian biomethane plant construction agreements
Bioenergy Serre and Bioenergy Albanella each owns a project to build an anaerobic digestion plant dedicated to the production of biomethane and high-quality compost.
WFW advises Natixis on €84m 128.99 MW Matrix Renewables portfolio financing
Matrix Renewables’ portfolio currently comprises 2.1 GW of operational, under construction or near ready-to-build solar PV projects.
WFW advises Banco Santander on €1bn ECA-backed green loan to Iberdrola
The financing, which has a maximum maturity term of 15 years, is the largest ECA-backed green loan Iberdrola has ever signed.
WFW advises KBS Maritime on acquisition of Typhoon 3000 jack-up barge for Portsmouth Naval Base
The barge will be a great asset to Portsmouth’s Naval Base with its arrival meaning that smaller vessels will no longer need to enter the base’s frigate and destroyer docks during maintenance.
Beleolico, Italy’s first floating offshore wind farm owned by Belenergia, inaugurated
WFW has been involved with the Beleolico project since its inception in 2011, assisting Belenergia on due diligence phase and on the administrative aspects of the financing.
WFW promotes eight lawyers to partnership for 2022
The new promotions bring the total number of partners to 173.
WFW advises Eurazeo and EFS on sale and leaseback of jack-up support vessel ‘Thor’
Built in 2010, Thor is a dynamic positioning (DP2) jack-up crane vessel ideal for maintenance projects at offshore wind plants and for wind turbine installations.
WFW advises lenders on financing of 1.5 GW HKZ offshore wind farm
The project, led by Swedish energy company Vattenfall is expected to become fully operational in 2023 and is the first non-subsidised wind farm project in the Netherlands.
