WFW advises ib vogt GmbH on sale of Greek PV and BESS portfolio
WFW supported ib vogt through all stages of the transaction.
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Driving the Future: How Thai Leadership is Shaping Southeast Asia’s EV Revolution
Thailand is driving the future of e-mobility in Southeast Asia, leading the region’s EV revolution with ambitious goals, sustainable policies and renewable energy integration.
WFW advises consortium of investors on capital investment in Opale
We advised a consortium of minority investors comprising Bpifrance Investissement (through its France Investissement Energie Environnement 2 fund), OCCTE (through its OCCTE OCCIGEN FPCI fund) and Enerfip on their investment in Opale Energies Engagées, a French developer of renewable energy projects.
BESS trends in the UK Market: Charging Up
Examining recent trends in the UK Battery Energy Storage sector and anticipated near-term developments.
WFW advises the VALOREM Group on €550m finance deal
The €200m cash injection will come from a consortium comprised of AIP Management and IDIA
WFW advises AEER on acquisition of three BESS projects
The projects will have a total combined capacity of approximately 310 MW.
WFW secures positive results in Q3 energy and infrastructure league tables
The results showcase the dedication and expertise of our lawyers across our international network.
WFW advises Bayerische Landesbank on €61m financing of Encavis’ largest German solar park
The plant is expected to make a significant contribution to Germany’s energy transition
Heavy Industries Go Light: The Chemical Industry and Renewables – A Path Towards Sustainability
As the world moves towards a greener future, the chemical industry must continue to innovate and adapt, playing a crucial role in the global effort to combat climate change.
Heavy Industries Go Light: Energy transition in industrial parks
EU Renewable Energy Directive (RED III) mandates 42% green hydrogen use in the industry by 2030, rising to 60% by 2035 which will have significant impacts on industrial parks.
