WFW advises vendors on sale of two solar projects to Iren
Located in the south of Italy, the plants produce of approximately 50 GW of energy a year.
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WFW advises CACIB on US$65m multi-tranche term syndicated term loan for FINAV
The facility will enable FINAV to finance part of the acquisition of up to four eco or super-eco MR product tankers.
Four WFW Partners recognised in AWAW Legal Power List 2022
The Legal Power List recognises the top 100 lawyers working in the global wind sector, both in-house and in private practice.
WFW London awarded WILEF Gold Standard Certification 2022
This is the fourth year that the firm has been awarded the certification after becoming the first UK firm to achieve it in 2019.
WFW establishes Madrid Disputes Resolution practice with new partner hire
With over 22 years’ experience, including six years as a state attorney and 16 years in private practice, Victor is recognised as a leading lawyer for dispute resolution, corporate crime and restructuring and insolvency.
WFW advises Atlante on two innovative e-mobility transport project tenders
These two e-mobility hubs between will provide a total of 80 electrified parking spaces exclusively powered by renewable energy.
WFW advises lenders on €372m Solaria project financing agreement
The 100% renewable energy that will be produced by the portfolio’s plants will reduce emissions by 340,000 tons of CO2 and supply 416,000 Spanish homes every year.
WFW Italy welcomes new energy and infrastructure project finance Counsel Matteo Trabacchin
Matteo has in-depth knowledge of project finance and acts for investors on project development, M&A and joint ventures transactions.
WFW advises ING on US$70m container financing
The loan will enable TXL to finance the acquisition of new shipping containers.
WFW advises OTE on €150m loan agreement to finance FTTH rollout in Greece
The project is the first under OTE’s Digital Transformation pillar, using funds from the National Recovery and Resilience Facility ‘Greece 2.0’, financed by the European Union’s NextGenerationEU programme.