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WFW advises a German financial investor on acquisition of OMB Saleri
We advised a German financial investor on its acquisition of OMB Saleri S.p.A. – Società Benefit, an Italian company specialising in the production of high-tech valves and components for sustainable mobility.
WFW advises Höegh Evi on acquisition of 50% stake in shareholder Larus
The transaction is expected to close in the first half of 2025.
WFW advises Genesis on chartering of “Bilbao Knutsen” for its LNG-to-Power project in Honduras
We have advised Genesis Energias, S.A on the chartering of the ‘BILBAO KNUTSEN’ which shall be used as an LNG floating storage unit for the loading, storage and discharging of LNG as part of an LNG-to-power project in Honduras.
WFW advises MSC on financing for two new LNG-powered cruise ships
We advised MSC Cruises on the financing for two new LNG-powered cruise ships from French ship builder Chantiers de l’Atlantique
Offshore Energy Breakfast Seminar26 March 2024
We are pleased to invite you to participate in our Offshore Energy Breakfast Seminar.
Navigating the Complexities of U.S. LNG Export Agreements: A Comprehensive Guide
With a decreased supply of liquefied natural gas (LNG) in Europe, many buyers are increasingly turning to U.S.-sourced LNG. New York Partner John Kissane and Associate Sabih Siddiqi look at what that might mean for the United States including ESG advancements in this latest article.
Maritime Seminar – Seoul12 October 2023
Join Watson Farley & Williams for our first Seoul maritime seminar, taking place on Thursday 12 October 2023.
WFW advises CSSC regarding two luxury RoPax ferries
The vessels were built by China’s Guangzhou Shipyard International and are currently the world’s largest luxury RoPax ships.
WFW advises MSC on further state-of-the-art luxury cruise ship orders
The two additional newbuildings planned – Explora V and Explora VI – will use LNG as a main fuel as well as green hydrogen to bring emissions down to zero in port.
