WFW advises DIF Capital Partners on Uruguayan onshore wind farm project financing
The wind farm comprises 50 E-92 turbines and benefits from a 20-year power purchase agreement with UTE, Uruguay’s state-owned utility.
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WFW Italy sets up new employment law practice with prestigious team hire
Employment law specialist Giuseppe Bulgarini d’Elci has more than 25 years’ experience in employment and trade union law in both private practice and the Italian civil service.
WFW advises Danaos on US$1.25bn refinancing
Danaos has refinanced all its outstanding debt under nine senior secured credit facilities, streamlining its capital structure from nine credit facilities to one.
WFW Secures Important Agency Disputes Win for BCP
The long-running case was eventually decided in BCP’s favour after almost five years. The Supreme Court’s judgment has established a legally sound and commercially viable precedent for petroleum industry participants.
WFW advises Banco Santander on US$77.1m K-SURE loan facility for Evergreen
The financing, which has a tenor of ten years, represents the first K-SURE-supported financing for Evergreen group.
WFW advises Hospital St. Josef on €118m construction contract tender
This major investment in local health care infrastructure is thought to be currently one the highest volume hospital projects in northern Bavaria (Germany).
WFW advises lenders on 242 MW Finerge wind portfolio refinancing
Finerge is Portugal’s second-largest renewable energy producer. It operates 53 wind parks and 16 photovoltaic plants across Portugal and Spain.
WFW advises RPC on 3.4 GW Spanish PV project pipeline with Benbros
RPC is a pan-European renewable energy investment platform established in 2020 by Canadian Pension Plan Investment Board. This JV marks its entry into Spanish renewable energy market.
WFW advises BW on US$210m Japanese Operating Lease Financing for “BW Lesmes”
Named after the late LNG trading pioneer Luis Lesmes, “BW Lesmes” is a versatile vessel, equipped with technology enabling the lowest possible emissions for an LNG carrier.
WFW advises Dorian on US$113m self-tender offer
The offer was oversubscribed and Dorian raised the total buyback to 8.4m shares at US$13.50 each, and the overall offer size to US$113.5m.
