WFW advises DBS on Vena Energy 70.2 MW Taiwan solar power project
The project, which was won by Vena Energy following a competitive tender in 2017, is understood to be Taiwan’s largest private ground mount utility scale solar project to date.
As demand for energy and commodities continues to grow and sustainable resources come into focus, we work in partnership with our clients to deliver innovative solutions to the toughest business challenges.
Drawing on years of experience across all segments of the energy sector, from conventional power, oil and gas and mining to renewables and commodities, we excel in providing end-to-end advice in all aspects of these complex, cross-border transactions and disputes.
An exceptional understanding of the industry and its commercial drivers equips us to give technically excellent advice on transformative and groundbreaking projects. In particular, across M&A, joint ventures, planning, construction and operational contracts, risk identification/mitigation, financing, insolvency, restructuring, regulatory, tax and dispute resolution.
Our clients range from energy companies, financial institutions, institutional investors, sponsors, governments and contractors whom we advise across a range of domestic and cross-border projects including some of the most innovative and marquee transactions in the market.
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Completion is expected in 2021 with annual power production of 315 GWh to provide green power to 80,000 households, resulting in an annual reduction of CO2 emission of 93,000 tonnes.
