BESS Route-to-Market: New Models and Impact of Regulatory Challenges on Bankability18 November 2025
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WFW advises KGAL on Spanish PV portfolio acquisition
With a total installed capacity of 60.5 MWp, the projects represent a significant addition to SAGST’s renewables platform and will contribute to Spain’s energy transition targets.
BESS Projects – Commercial Contracting: Key Questions To Ask
This article sets out a short form summary of key questions we suggest any developer, lender or investor analyses in relation to any BESS asset.
How industrial power prices can reduce high electricity prices
Germany’s new coalition agreement provides relief for energy-intensive industries. Companies face evolving price models and subsidy programmes that demand strict attention to regulatory requirements.
Climate Compliance and Carbon Opportunity: Asia’s Q2 Legal Outlook
In this update, we examine key climate policy and compliance developments across Asia in Q2—focussing on Thailand’s draft Climate Change Act.
WFW advises InfraVia on acquisition of majority stake in LDA
This transaction would allow LDA to invest a billion euros over the next few years to more than double the size of its fleet.
WFW advises EQUITA Capital on acquisition of four PV projects
The acquisition is part of EGIF’s commitment to support the energy transition.
WFW advises Nord L/B and AIB on onshore wind portfolio financing
The portfolio includes operational and ready-to-build assets in France and Ireland.
Powering Asia’s Future: Legal Insights on Energy Transition Trends for 2025
Asia’s 2025 energy outlook highlights its leadership in innovation, collaboration and bold policies, driving renewable adoption and advancing sustainability and green finance.
WFW announces new Global Energy Sector leadership team
Henry Stewart is now supported by María Pilar García Guijarro and Clarinda Tjia-Dharmadi.
