WFW advises lenders on US$300m Ras Ghareb Wind Farm
Once built, the wind farm is expected to produce 810,000 MWh per year.
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WFW advises NeXtWind on German onshore wind portfolio expansion
With the additional capacity equivalent to 1.5 nuclear power plant reactors, NeXtWind will be able to supply around one million households in Germany with green electricity in the future.
WFW deals win at inspiratia Energy Transition Awards 2024
The inspiratia Energy Transition Awards showcase the leading individuals and institutions propelling the energy transition forward.
Vietnamese Offshore Wind – Status and recent developments
This article aims to provide a high-level analysis of the offshore wind market in Vietnam, including its potential for development and regulatory framework. The authors also discuss some key issues for market participants considering entry into, or continuing engagement with, the market.
WFW advises CIP and Arjun on €383.5m Monegros portfolio green refinancing
The portfolio comprises 12 operational wind farms with a total aggregate capacity of 487 MW.
Japanese Offshore Wind – Status and Recent Developments
This article aims to provide an analysis of the offshore wind market in Japan, both in terms of its potential development and regulatory framework.
WFW advises Elawan on 171 MW Spanish PV portfolio €150m financing
We advised Elawan Energy on a €150m debt financing for the construction of a 171 MW portfolio comprising four wind farms and one photovoltaic plant in Spanish regions of Castile La Mancha and Castile & Leon.
Government looks to strike new deal with offshore wind developers
In this article, we look at the CfD auction scheme in more detail, with a particular focus on the importance of the “strike price” and why the economic benefits of developing offshore wind are crucial to promote investment in new offshore wind farms in the UK.
WFW advises CRC on sale of 337 MW wind farm portfolio
Statkraft is expected to more than double the generation capacity of the portfolio going forward.
Capital allowances – full expensing
One of the main tax giveaways in the UK budget this week was the introduction of full expensing of capital allowances for the next three years.
